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Hours
| Monday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 717 7th St, Wichita Falls, TX 76301
Phone: (940) 257-9778
Website: http://theduckcoffee.com/
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Ιερώνυμος Κόρακας
Trendy, hipster, “by-young-people-for-young-people”, “better than Starbucks”, type of coffee house. Minimalist, cheap, thrift store kind of decor.
And only employing the youngest of the youngest freshmen from MSU.
While some coffee places get away with this kind of aesthetic and purpose, there needs to be something to back up the boldness of design -by offering good product. And unfortunately that is the thing that was lacking during my visit. The coffee was VERY below par. It tasted bland and “too-filtered”, and the syrup offered had the most synthetic flavor I’ve ever tasted. Don’t know what they use, but I would honestly rather have $1 coffee from the Stripes down the road.
If this is your “jam”, to over pay (2 drip regular coffees with heavy cream and oatmilk was a whopping $8+ ) for mediocre coffee, just so you post your pictures on your instant gram, to “support local business”, then go right ahead. I’ll be somewhere else, with the rest of the adults.
… moreAnd only employing the youngest of the youngest freshmen from MSU.
While some coffee places get away with this kind of aesthetic and purpose, there needs to be something to back up the boldness of design -by offering good product. And unfortunately that is the thing that was lacking during my visit. The coffee was VERY below par. It tasted bland and “too-filtered”, and the syrup offered had the most synthetic flavor I’ve ever tasted. Don’t know what they use, but I would honestly rather have $1 coffee from the Stripes down the road.
If this is your “jam”, to over pay (2 drip regular coffees with heavy cream and oatmilk was a whopping $8+ ) for mediocre coffee, just so you post your pictures on your instant gram, to “support local business”, then go right ahead. I’ll be somewhere else, with the rest of the adults.
Kevin Cunningham
Whenever I have the time to stop by, I absolutely loving visiting the Duck! I really like their matcha and sweet crepes, and when Halloween comes to town I adore being able to get their drinks that have ube syrup!
Besides maybe a few sour interactions whenever I first tried them out a few years ago, I can now say the service has been consistently wonderful and the baristas have been so sweet!! Everyone has a great vibe and I love the compliments all around.
Personally, while I like their food and drinks (the crepe aspect is definitely unique around here), I have been told by friends and family that their flavored coffees and their savory options are a little bland and underwhelming, and the prices can get expensive. I never had any major issues on my end (I’m okay with paying more for local shops and cafe is a bit of a luxury), but I thought I’d just put that out there. Although it would be nice to have more bagel options.
… moreBesides maybe a few sour interactions whenever I first tried them out a few years ago, I can now say the service has been consistently wonderful and the baristas have been so sweet!! Everyone has a great vibe and I love the compliments all around.
Personally, while I like their food and drinks (the crepe aspect is definitely unique around here), I have been told by friends and family that their flavored coffees and their savory options are a little bland and underwhelming, and the prices can get expensive. I never had any major issues on my end (I’m okay with paying more for local shops and cafe is a bit of a luxury), but I thought I’d just put that out there. Although it would be nice to have more bagel options.
believeyoucan100
This was a fantastic stop for a latte and a crepe! We had the french toast and chocolate banana butter crepes. Both are fantastic and so is our lattes! We will be back again the next time we are in Wichita Falls! Very friendly and accommodating staff.
… moreJuany Marrufo
The service here is incredibly welcoming and friendly, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere from the moment you walk in. The food is absolutely delicious! I especially enjoyed the lavender cream latte perfectly balanced and full of flavor. We also tried the French toast crepe, oatmeal with pecans a bagel with egg, ham, and a rich, flavorful cream spread. Every dish was thoughtfully prepared and full of taste. I highly recommend this beautiful and nice place.
… moreApril Maly
The best coffee I’ve ever had! I was so lucky to pop into this coffee shop on a quick trip to Wichita Falls. Everything on the menu sounded delish. We ended up with a low sugar option of Pumpkin Spice Latte & a pour over coffee from Mexico. They were both so delicious, and I’m so sad I don’t live closer.
… moreShelby Antunez
This is my second visit to The Duck Coffee and after talking to the sweetest Barista, decided to try the hot Pumpkin sweet cream latte with oat milk. It was absolutely delicious with the perfect amount of sweetness!! I was honestly so impressed with the amazing service, the delicious coffee and my coffee was out within minutes! I work close by so I will definitely be back!! Thanks for a great experience!!
… moreAlex Beaumier
This place changed my entire opinion on Wichita Falls.
Phenomenal, fair trade, and in-house roasted coffee with wonderful food. I even asked what food is best to eat and drive with and they were able to wrap my crêpe up like a burrito (crêpe-itto? Bur-êpe?) to make it easier to eat while we continued our 10hr drive. It didn’t even survive 5 minutes it was so tasty. They liberated France for sure with that concoction.
I didn’t think a place like this even existed in the city. I used to always dread driving through town during road trips, but I now have something to look forward to every time I’m in the area.
… morePhenomenal, fair trade, and in-house roasted coffee with wonderful food. I even asked what food is best to eat and drive with and they were able to wrap my crêpe up like a burrito (crêpe-itto? Bur-êpe?) to make it easier to eat while we continued our 10hr drive. It didn’t even survive 5 minutes it was so tasty. They liberated France for sure with that concoction.
I didn’t think a place like this even existed in the city. I used to always dread driving through town during road trips, but I now have something to look forward to every time I’m in the area.
Cindy Galbraith
My favorite coffee shop. The seasonal offerings are unique and tasty. I buy their coffee in bags as well and love it too.
… moreChloe Alix
Yikes! Maybe it’s because I went on a holiday and they had a hard time with staffing but this was the worst crepe I’ve ever had in my life. The crêpe was super thick and not cooked all the way through. It was so soft that I had to eat it with a fork and knife. I could tell that the ingredients used were good, like the chicken, but it was pretty much inedible. It also took 15 minutes to make.
… moreKristy Smith
Stopped in on our way out of town. Highly recommend. The coffee was great, the decor was fun. And it was huge inside. Looks like a good place to buy ethically sourced, organic coffee, excellent food (I had the banana bread…drool), and even sit and study or work a while.
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