OutSmart Cafe coming soon to Main Street in Colleyville

Expected to open in 2021, OutSmart Cafe will be located at 62 Main St., Colleyville. (Courtesy OutSmart Cafe)

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By Sandra Sadek | 10:45 AM Jan 4, 2021 CST | Updated 10:45 AM Jan 4, 2021 CST

OutSmart Cafe, a sister company to DessertsRx, planned to open in April at 62 Main St., Colleyville, but the owners have delayed the opening until the COVID-19 pandemic is under control.

Described by ownership as an "organic coffee house," OutSmart Cafe will serve soups, salads and other healthy fare. Some of OutSmart Cafe’s menu is available at the family-owned DessertsRx cafe located at 8300 Precinct Line Road, Colleyville. 817-966-6676. www.dessertsrx.com

By Sandra Sadek

Sandra Sadek covers the cities of Grapevine, Southlake and Roanoke as well as Carroll ISD for Community Impact. She graduated from Texas State University where she majored in journalism and international relations. She has experience working for several local papers including the University Star, the Katy Times, and the Fort Stockton Pioneer. When she's not on the ground reporting, she enjoys a good book and a hot drink. Follow her on social media @ssadek19.

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