iHeart Kolache

I was warmly greeted and helped by an adorable Korean guy behind the counter! I popped my kolache cherry here after trying the Ranchero and Vegetable Kolaches. They were simple, fresh, non-​greasy, and filling. You should also try their cronuts! I actually liked those more than the kolaches. Super crispy treats.
iHeart Kolache is cozy, but it doesn’t quite have the coffee shop feel to it. The setup doesn’t make me want to sit there with my laptop, though there is free WiFi. Regardless, there is a great selection of pastries, sweets, and drinks!

This place is delicious, quick, and the woman who works here is one of the friendliest people! I enjoy stopping here for breakfast on my way to work.

Much better than any donut shop, if you want a great quick bakery breakfast look no further. They have fulling kalaches and a unique take on donuts, croissant donuts.

We went here in December it was AMAZING!
We wanted to find something like the traditional Kolache we are use to this is it. And they had some amazing favors. We even took a bunch home and they taught us how to reheat them. The girl was SO NICE, she felt like a long lost friend.
Planning our next trip to the area and this is one of the first stops we will make.

Great Kolaches! I had the Ranchero and the Chorizo. Outstanding! I had the white chocolate mocha coffee which was just as good as any Starbucks item. I would highly recommend this if you are in the Addison area and wanting breakfast!

YUM. You guys don’t even know how good this place is. The assortment of pastries they had all looked scrumptious. If I could, I would’ve bought one of everything. I was in the area, so I wanted to check it out, and boy was I happy. I got one of the Barbeque Kolache, coconut cronut, and apricot kolache. All of them were good, but I’m definitely a fan of the barbeque! The breading was the right amount of thickness to hold the meat in place. I ate it while I was driving without any mess whatsoever. The prices are reasonable as well. There’s a little kid that greeted me when I came and left; he’s precious. Sadly I live 30+ minutes away from it. If I live in the area, you can bet I’ll be stopping there everyday!

This little corner bakery has changed my life! I will set my alarm an hour early… JUST to go here on saturday morning with the family.
Customer serive is great. Everything tastes fresh. Get the glazed Cro-​nut!

Yummy food and clean, coffee shop, atmosphere. Plus the servers are super cute. I plan to come back.

The have turkey swiss it’s delicious also the cheese and egg, its nice place to eat breakfast and lunch

I’ve been here a few times and I will definitely keep coming back, these are my favorite kolaches in Dallas!
There’s a good selection here for sure. They have the traditional sweet flavors, savory flavors, and there’s even some tex mex (chicken enchilada and ranchero). The kolaches are a good size and the bread is buttery but not flakey, it’s a little dense which I like. They have great coffee and espresso drinks. Oh, and definitely try a cronut.
Parking is easy. There’s a good amount of seating and service is friendly and efficient. This place rocks!

Great selection of Kolache options if they have them in stock. I wish they were open Sunday. A great addition to their selection would be a Cronut. It’s always very clean! Probably the cleanest donut shop I’ve ever been in!

Pretty happy with my first visit. Especially after recently trying Czech Stop. I tried the Jalapeño and cheese, which wasn’t too bad since that’s exactly what was included. Along with that I tried the Ranchero which was filled with egg, ham, cheese, and salsa picante. This one had a slight kick, which I would have loved more of. I seemed to leave as the morning breakfast rush was to start and it looks like this location have healthy call in orders.

Overall, okay experience.
1. Kolaches are ok. Don’t compare anything to Czech Stop kolaches in West, TX please or you will be disappointed. Ordered a pepperoni and it was just bread with 3 pieces of what looks to be like hormel pepperoni — waste of money. The other kolaches like sausage and egg were decent, but nothing spectacular where I’d crave this place every week.
2. Service was friendly. No complaints here
3. Clean place. The lady who prepped my order wore plastic gloves and coffee condiment station was clean.
Would’ve given an extra star if it was not for the lame pepperoni kolache.

The owners are super sweet! to kill time while waiting for the bank, I came in and got myself a breakfast croissantwich. There are a few choices but I went with bacon and egg. The croissant was flakey on the outside like a croissant should be. The bacon was super crispy and the cheese just all melted together nicely. It was delicious! I would definitely be back if I’m around the area!

First time here today and the place is great. There aren’t a lot of coffee shops in Addison besides starbucks but this place well qualifies and a «great» «coffee» place and «bakery».
The service is great — the people working here very friendly. The food is great. Tried an ice Americano, regular brewed coffee, mini donuts, sausage egg and cheese kolache, and cream cheese kolache. The best was the sausage egg and cheese, and the rest were just okay.
They actually gave me a wrong order but the problem was soon retaliated with a sincere apology and a free extra kolache! I stayed here for three hours because it’s a very quite place and a great place to study. The crowd who visit here seem to be very nice people also — curious people visiting for the first time or neary business people stopping by some small talk. Not like some typical Starbucks where the noise, both of the people talking and the loud music, is a disturbance and where even at times the workers of Starbucks are actually inconsiderate and louder than the customers.
Had to get seconds because I felt bad staying a long time. Ordered just a hot coffee the second time but then again they offered great consideration by offering free mini donuts! I definitely had more than the average sugar intake I needed for a day but I’m not complaining. :)
Overall: great and kind service, great place to do some work, considerate noise level, clean, good coffee and bakes!

So, I’d heard about this whole cronut (croissant/​donut hybrid) for the last couple of years, but now I work just down the street from this place and my entire office is obsessed with them. Which means, of course, what do I do? I seek to buy the affection of my new coworkers by grabbing them morning cronuts.
These are DELICIOUS things, and I was really impressed by how beautiful this place is on the inside. The staff is super friendly, and I also grabbed myself a breakfast kolache with eggs and cheese that was very tasty.
All I really need to tell you guys is that I was cheered and thanked all day for bringing these delicious little cronuts into the office, AND the big boss now knows my name. If these things can work THAT kind of magic while being super delicious, who wouldn’t want to grab a dozen? or two?

Very cool place with a nice selection of sweet and savory kolache. I went for the bbq beef as well as the chicken enchilada. While the enchilada had pretty good flavor, mine was incredibly dry. But the bbq was awesome! These two plus a cup of small coffee was 7 bucks. In hindsight, I should have gotten one of their combos because they cream cheese ones looked amazing.
Great, fast service and a coffee shop vibe with some nice chairs to plop down in while you get a quick meal.

The potato, egg and cheese Kolache was quite delicious. They warmed it up for me just right.
The Americano I ordered wasn’t half bad either.
Great café to sit at and enjoy kolaches in the heart of Addison.

A delicious kolache place not too far from work! And even if it weren’t it’s worth going a little out of your way for! They have a very decent selection of both sweet and savory – I tend to opt for the pepperoni, the sausage/​cheese/​jalapeño, or even the broccoli/​potato (it was a whimsical Friday morning at one point). The fruit and cream cheese ones are delicious too, probably needless to say.
If sweet is your thing, holy crap, try one of the cronut things – they threw one in for free last time and 3 of us split it – my third was just the right amount! It was divine but man was it sweet!
Their kolaches are a little different from Czech Stop in West if that’s your point of reference. They’re still perfectly delicious, but just made differently. (And honestly, last time I was at Czech Stop I was shocked how much smaller (but just as pricy) they’d started making their kolaches. Hrmph.) Overall both are delicious, but just keep an open mind when you go.
I tend to go right around 7am so there’s plenty to choose from… I can’t vouch for later in the day! And they open at 6am, I believe, so bonus points for being open early! Everyone is always very friendly and I have yet to come away disappointed. This place is always a good treat.

So after coming here regularly for cheap Saturday breakfasts, I’ve noticed the improvements in service! It looks like the stoner cashier was booted and replaced with the funniest and friendliest kolache representative ever! She is just a pleasure to interact with and always puts a smile on my face.
The kolache have been very consistent each visit. The Sausage kolache are so juicy and are wrapped like giant pigs in a blanket. Almost all of the meat kolache are completely stuffed. The Turkey and Swiss one is filled with bits of turkey and isn’t overflowing with Swiss cheese, same story with the ham and cheese. The ranchero one is like a kolach breakfast taco: eggs, jalapeño, and ranchero sauce! It’s not as equally stuffed as the others but is still very tasty and not too spicy.
Keep in mind though that the bread here is thinner than other kolache places! There is more meat than bread for the most part, so don’t expect a giant dinner roll with a huge cavity and only a spoonful of filling. It is not the «traditional» Czech kolache.
My only complaint now is that every time I’m here their kolache wall isn’t completely filled! Almost every time I’m here only half of the shelves have trays of kolache in them. It’s such a limited selection with of course having the standard sausage kolache available. I’d be disgusted if they didn’t have that one readily available. What if I wanted the chicken enchilada kolach though? Nope, try again another day!
Well I’m glad I was finally able to order some green tea here, and now they put paper on your plate first instead of handing you a dirty one. All is well so far in this realm. Make it rain kolache though if you really want to be the best!