The Green Spot is the first of its kind Healthy Convenience store and gas station with regular unleaded gas, diesel gas blended with biodiesel and B100 biodiesel.  

The Green Spot offers healthy, organic, natural food and beverages as well as some personal care products.  Also come to the Green Spot for organic and fair trade coffee, a natural soda fountain, fresh produce and more. 

Green Spot Cafe serves breakfast and lunch tacos, sandwiches, salads and artesian cheese plates which are all natural, all the time.   Green Spot Cafe only uses meats and eggs from animals that have been humanely treated and without the use of antibiotics or growth hormones and nitrates.  Addtionally, Green Spot Cafe does not use any products with preservatives or partially hydrogenated oils.    

The Green Spot utilizes eco-friendly cups and utensils made from corn plastic and other compostable materials and other eco-friendly supplies. 

The Green Spot has B5 biodiesel available at the pump and B100 available in a 1,000 gallon tank to pump directly into a vehicle or other container. 

See About Us tab for store hours.

If you have any questions or comments send an email to info@greenspotmarket.com.

Green Spot Cafe is now open for breakfast and lunch 7 days a week.  See Green Spot Cafe tab for a detailed menu.  

Click here to go to and join Green Spot's Facebook page.  

Green Spot is a major participant in the City of Dallas' Cease the Grease campaign.  Drop off your used cooking oil at the kiosk in front of the Green Spot.  The used cooking oil is being made into biodiesel and sold at the Green Spot. 

White Rock Local Market is held the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month through December.  See White Rock Local Market tab for more information.

Green Spot Club is now open.  Come by the Green Spot Club for a beer or glass or bottle of wine.  No charge for a membership.  Artisian cheese plates to be available soon.

Green Spot founder Bruce Bagelman has been appointed by Texas Governor Rick Perry to the Texas Bioenergy Policy Council.

Click here for more information about Bioenergy in Texas and resources for the Bioenergy industry.