About.
A family-owned, independent coffee shop born from a converted goat trailer and rooted in West Texas craft. Coffee, goods, and community in Richardson, TX.
The Story
Moon Wolf started as a feeling — the quiet confidence of West Texas brought to the suburbs of Dallas. Founded by Richie Conry, Moon Wolf is a family-built project rooted in craftsmanship, community, and the belief that coffee can be more than a transaction.
The name comes from the high desert — where wolves move with purpose under wide-open skies and the moon lights the way forward. That energy shapes everything Moon Wolf does: the coffee, the goods, the events, and the space itself.
The Trailer
Before the brick-and-mortar, there was the trailer. A converted mobile unit that brought specialty coffee to pop-ups, markets, and events across the DFW area.
The trailer is still part of the story — it's how Moon Wolf got its start and how it continues to bring coffee to the community through catering and mobile events.
Read the longer story →
The Build
Thirteen hundred square feet of cinder-block shell, no fixtures, no bar, no power where the espresso machine had to land. We framed it ourselves over weekends, with whoever showed up. Drywall up, beams exposed, plumbing rerouted twice. The build took longer than the lease said it would.
Everything you see in The Den started this way — built by hand, slow, in the room where it sits. Not staged. Not shipped in. The bar is where we put the bar because that's where we built it.
The Den
The flagship location at 920 Custer Road in Richardson, TX is what Moon Wolf calls "The Den." It's a space built for quiet mornings, genuine conversation, and goods made by people who care. Not a vibe — a place.
Exposed beams, raw concrete, vinyl on the turntable, a deer mount keeping watch. The desert moved into suburbia and the pack showed up the first week. The den gets used on its own timeline. Good things don't rush.
Inside The Den, the Provisions market carries artisanal mugs, t-shirts, bags, oils, and incenses — curated goods made by real people. And quarterly, the parking lot transforms for the Hair of the Wolf Symposium: musicians, photographers, barbers, a vintage flea market, and a magician. Not a pop-up — a proper gathering.
Seen by the Wolves
These aren't staged shots. They're from people who walked in, stuck around, and shared what they saw — pulled with permission from the Google reviews that lit up our opening week.
Photos shared via Google Maps reviews. Thank you to the pack.
Our Partners
Our coffee is locally roasted by Eiland Coffee Roasters and Liaise Coffees. Two roasters, one bar — fresh roasted and always intentional.
Our food partner is Starship Bagel — fresh bagels, spreads, and the brisket bagel with cheddar, jalapeños, and BBQ sauce that's already a Den staple. Moon Wolf also bakes its own coffee cake, banana bread, and Tuesday tiramisu in-house.
Every mug, bag, print, and card in the shop comes from real people. Artists and craftspeople who make things by hand.
Our Philosophy
We don't compete — we collaborate. Moon Wolf isn't here to be the loudest coffee shop in Richardson. We're here to build something lasting, one cup and one connection at a time.
Quiet confidence beats cleverness.
Grounded.
Made with intention
The desert part
West Texas has a way of stripping the noise. Big sky, long distance, quiet clarity. Moon Wolf borrows that feeling and drops it into suburban Texas as a mindset: calm, deliberate, and built to last.
Read the story→The community part
Family-built and maker-fed. Local artists, roasters, and bakers. Friends who make the mugs. Prints from out West. Goods that feel like they were made by humans, because they were.
Meet the roasters→The no-competition rule
Richie says it plainly: we don't compete, we collaborate. That's the whole idea. It's why we lean into collabs, rotating goods, and community-first events.
See upcoming events→Handmade goods
Every piece on the shelf was chosen with intention. Handmade ceramics, small-batch roasts, locally printed goods — nothing mass-produced, nothing without a story.
Browse the goods→Setting down roots
The trailer still roams, but Moon Wolf is building a flagship in Richardson at 920 Custer Road. A Den for quiet mornings and people who don't need to be sold a vibe.
Get directions→Frequently Asked
Yes. Matcha lattes, iced matcha, and ceremonial grade options. We take it seriously.
The trailer goes where you go. Weddings, corporate events, private parties — anywhere in DFW. Starting at $1,500.
Handmade mugs, vintage bags, desert art prints, greeting cards, and other goods made by real people. Everything in the shop is crafted by hand.
920 Custer Road, Richardson, TX 75080. Minutes from UTD and downtown Richardson.
Locally roasted by Eiland Coffee Roasters and Liaise Coffees. Espresso, drip, cold brew, and seasonal specials.
Spotted In The Wild
A few places we've been mentioned. No hype, just receipts.
Western desert-inspired coffee shop in Richardson comes with an extra perk — Moon Wolf Provisions is the real deal.
My Coffee Explorer
Named to the Best Coffee in Richardson, TX guide — the go-to resource for specialty coffee seekers in the area.
Specialty coffee and art coming to Richardson's Custer Road corridor.
Meet Richie Conry, the founder behind Moon Wolf Provisions.
Featured in Richardson's November 2025 business roundup.
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The trailer still roams, but The Den is where we drop anchor.
Expect coffee, matcha, pastries, and maker goods. A place built for quiet mornings and those who don't need to be sold a vibe.
920 Custer Rd
Richardson, TX
Tue–Sat 7–3
Sun 8–2
920 Custer Rd · Richardson, TX 75080
The trailer goes where you go.
Espresso, cold brew, matcha, pastries — pulled from a converted goat trailer by baristas who know what they're doing. Weddings, corporate, film sets, private gatherings.Starts at $1,500. Currently booking ~6 months out.
Tell us the date, the crowd, the vibe. We'll lock your spot in the queue.
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