The Whitehouse Espresso Bar and Beer Garden

Better than sex latte is the best coffee concoction I’ve ever had in Denton. Great environment and amazing place to study. Jazz nights are cool too.

Consistently getting worse. The staff has improved however sandwiches still took 30 minutes to make with very few customers. Menu in constantly changing with favorites disappearing from the menu. Bathrooms were not stocked with materials. A new business model is long overdue.

Cool place to see concerts, unless the concert is INSIDE. This is a HORRIBLE venue for a band to play at unless it’s out on the patio, which is nice.
The art throughout the house is really neat. But the staff aren’t very friendly unless you fit the description of a «hipster».which obviously I don’t. And don’t want to. I like being me. Everythings overpriced.
If there was another concert I wanted to see playing here that would be my ONLY reason for returning.

This particular day 2 stars. As much as I love this place, I was very disappointed. I walked in a Tuesday afternoon looking to get some work done. I bought a single cup of coffee ($ 2.49) and had to settle for the Kenya blend, which is my least favorite. I asked the blonde cashier if they were going to make any other pots and she said she didn’t know because they’re trying to reduce waste, blah blah. Okay, I get that. 5 minutes after I pour a cup of the Kenya blend, WOW, WHAT DO YOU KNOW IT, they make another pot and this time it’s the Costa Rica blend. I went up to the cashier and I asked to switch coffees, considering that I really hate the Kenya blend AND I ended up paying just to use their WiFi (I should at least get something, preferably something I like?) Anyways, the female cashier said I couldn’t switch cups so now I’m stuck with this gross cup. Why couldn’t they just tell me beforehand? So stupid, what a waste of money and coffee.
Every other day: 5 stars

Mediocre on every level but it’s a great environment to study when it’s quite. Love the art and the interior set up. This place has changed businesses a bunch and I think they’ve finally found a good place to be but I wish the baristas knew more so the coffee was better. The food well, just eat before hand.

I really like this place. It’s chill and calm. On Wednesday it can be pretty loud because that’s Jazz night. The front tends to be pretty quiet. The back is where it’s loud (er). I don’t like that it takes so long for the cashier to ring up customers. They’re extremely slow. Especially on jazz night! And now they do this thing where they out the cream out near the coffee. I think that’s gross. Bugs could fly in it. It’s hot cream and it’s not covered. I wish they’d get a small fridge and put it near the coffee to hold the cream.

The prices can be a little strange (in what’s cheap and in what’s overpriced), but it’s good. It has comfortable chairs and friendly enough staff. You will probably hear someone talking a little too loudly about politics, religion or why something is so obvious, but it is next to UNT so don’t act surprised. The place is worth a try.

I ordered the chai latte and it came out with a dash of cinnamon on it. It was perfect!
When you first walk you, it looks like a small place but as you walk closer to the counter to order, if you slighty give peek over to your left, there are more tables and couches in the back. The interior is very Denton-​like and has a very home-​y feel to it! I love it!
They also have a «backyard» full of chairs and tables which would be perfect when the weather gets warm.