Richardson’s coworking crowd just got a serious caffeine upgrade. Peregrine Coffee Roasters has opened a new outpost inside Communion Neighborhood Cooperative, taking over the cooperative’s former coffee counter at 514 Lockwood Drive. The shop quietly started pouring shots on May 5 and now brings the roaster’s espresso program and whole-bean lineup to the Lockwood District. Owner Stephen Holmes says the Richardson spot will serve as a local hub for roasting, events, and collaborative projects.
As reported by Community Impact, Holmes confirmed in an email that Peregrine focuses on “black coffee done right,” meaning the team prioritizes sourcing, roasting, and careful espresso preparation rather than leaning on artificial ingredients. To keep things clean, most syrups, fresh-brewed chai, and in-house caramel are made on site. The outlet highlighted specialty drinks such as a blood orange vanilla latte, a blood orange mocha, and the “Thunderbolt” sparkling vanilla espresso lemonade, along with cream sodas, lemonades, and fresh-juiced ginger beer. Bags of whole-bean coffee are sold in-store and online, and staff will grind beans upon request.
Roastery roots and local plans
According to Peregrine's website, the company started out as a roastery in Westcliffe, Colorado, where its flagship café and roasting operation are still based. The site emphasizes small-batch roasting and lists barrel-aged and specialty coffees among its offerings. Holmes said the Richardson shop will help Peregrine expand roasting capacity while also hosting collaborative events throughout the Dallas area.
Barrel-aged coffee and neighborhood partners
Per Community Impact, Peregrine is already working on a barrel-aged coffee collaboration with neighboring Lockwood Distilling Company. Lockwood’s listings show the distillery and kitchen at 506 Lockwood Drive, just a short walk from the cooperative, which should make barrel-aging experiments and taproom pop-ups simple to coordinate. Holmes told the outlet the long-term vision for the Richardson location includes on-site roasting, more collaborative events, and expanded coffee offerings tailored to the Dallas market.
What to know before you go
The shop’s listed address is 514 Lockwood Drive, Ste. 1, and customers can purchase beans or sign up for subscriptions through Peregrine's site. Communion Neighborhood Cooperative’s coworking listing on LiquidSpace confirms the center at the same address and notes coffee as one of the workspace amenities. For current hours, the full drink menu, and event details, check Peregrine’s website or the cooperative’s directory listing.
