Street Dog Cafe

Brooke Borg 3 months ago

Today was our first time in and I am kicking myself that it was not sooner! The coffee and espresso are amazing. But the Gluten Free Breakfast Taco’s are more AMAZING!! The salsa was yummy, the corn tortillas fresh and cooked perfectly. The atmosphere is cozy and the service was so welcoming. We will be back.

Rick B. 5 months ago

Street Dog Cafe feels like a place that genuinely cares… but hasn’t quite decided what it wants to be known for yet. The coffee was a quiet standout. Smooth, balanced, no harsh acidity—just a solid, dependable cup that does exactly what it’s supposed to do. It doesn’t try to impress, but it doesn’t miss either. That’s a good foundation. The bacon and cheddar biscuit is where expectations and execution start to separate. Visually, it looks the part—golden, rustic, handmade. But the experience doesn’t fully deliver on the promise. The bacon is sparse, not showing up consistently in each bite, and the texture leans more dense and crumbly than light and fluffy. It eats more like a savory scone than a true biscuit. Not bad… just not memorable. The blueberry muffin follows a similar pattern. The blueberries themselves are good—present, slightly sweet, doing their job. But the muffin as a whole never quite creates a moment. It’s soft, it’s pleasant, but it doesn’t give you a reason to stop and think about it. You find yourself wanting it to be better more than actually enjoying it as-is. And that’s really the throughline here. Nothing is off. Nothing is poorly made. But nothing quite

Linda Nguyen 11 months ago

Spacious cafe with plenty of seating, fast WiFi, and tons of natural lighting. I had the breakfast hash with scrambled eggs added to it alongside an iced cardamom vanilla latte (one of the current seasonal syrups). The iced cardamom vanilla latte was made with oat milk; it was alright nothing spectacular. Although the syrup was unique and not overly sweet. The breakfast hash with scrambled eggs added was decent and seasoned well from the chimichurri. I wish the onions were cooked a little bit longer or the first couple layers of an onion weren’t used as that’s what it tasted like — harder to chew/extra crunchy. Personally, the breakfast hash was elevated with the addition of Valentina hot sauce. Also something to note, definitely wish the cafe had other meat alternatives options like turkey bacon/sausage or chicken sausage as I don’t eat pork so my options from the menu was limited. However overall, great experience and would dine here again if I’m ever back in Waco.

Drew Pittman a year ago

This is our Saturday family breakfast spot. The kids love the baked goods especially the banana bread and the zucchini bread. The wife and I usually opt for the quiche and a two egg breakfast. Everything is wonderful and fresh. The service is outstanding. They really go above and beyond to make our kid’s day. They also do a daily lunch special as well as have a full offering of coffees and espressos. It’s a great lunch spot for friends, a date or a quick lunch meeting.

Cat HK a year ago

This was a hidden gem literally, because you would see no cafe signs. However, customers kept coming, they're obviously regulars. I would've become a regular myself if I lived in this area. Everything was delicious here and it felt like we're eating a homemade breakfast at a good friend's house. Danielle and her team was cheerful and friendly. Better yet, this place was dog friendly. Highly recommend.