There's coffee and a whole lot more at Local Good Coffee Co. Although initially funded by Chase Oaks Church, which is located in the same center, the shop is not a "church coffee shop," but instead an initiative to make a positive impact in the community without being too church-forward.
That includes serving as everything from library area, meeting space, to quiet time. There are also outdoor pickleball and volleyball courts, an extended covered patio, and indoor and outdoor playgrounds for children.
It's a large, cool modern, industrial-style space brightened by floor-to-ceiling windows and exposed ducts painted a creamy white, with mix-and-match furniture that's minimalist yet inviting, and the occasional faded vintage Oriental rug to warm up the polished cement floor.
It is about the experience. But also, coffee. They get their beans from Lemma Coffee Roasters, with drinks such as espresso, cold brew, cappuccino, Americano, and flavored lattes. They also do seasonal drinks including mocktails such as The Dirty Palmer, a combination of cold brew and lemonade, and The Nojito with lime juice, club soda, and mint.
Local Good Coffee Co. These services are provided by their partner organization, Local Good Collective, which also has an advocacy program for kids aging out of the foster care and the juvenile system.. Oh, and they have Sunday hours, too: 7 am to 3 pm. Life is shorter than you think but nothing goes by more quickly than a limited-edition menu item. And there are plenty of those in this latest roundup of Dallas restaurant news — from a winter pop-up to a special-edition collaboration between Oreo cookies and rock star Post Malone.
