I've been to Cuppa in Irving quite a few times for community events, and it's one of my favorite…read moreplaces to hang out. Since it's inside a church, some people get nervous about going, but once you walk in, it just feels like a cozy coffee shop with lots of seating. It does get busy with students, so finding a table can be a little tricky during peak hours. This time I tried the Matcha Coco Craze, and it was really light and refreshing. I also appreciate that they have a self-serve water station that's always filled, and the staff is always happy to give me a cup of ice when I ask. I'll definitely keep coming back.

As someone from California it's a bit odd to have a coffee shop in a church but I'll entertain it…read more Coffee is like $4 here, but honestly pretty watery. I think this is church first, coffee second kind of place. Seats were all ripped up so it was hard to find a comfortable place to sit which is ground zero for a coffee shop no?

Sure I've heard of and had breakfast burritos before (like who can count that many time) but…read morebreakfast tacos, call me intrigued. Luckily I wasn't disappointed, they came out on a traditional taco stand so all the fillings didn't fall out. The eggs were well cooked, the bacon was the right level of crunchy and the salsa added a nice punch of spice. My wifes breakfast was good (a couple of eggs, some bacon and hash browns) tho we would have preferred the potatoes to be a little more crispy. All in all a great place to stop for breakfast!

Came on a Friday and we were seated immediately. Ambiance was very homey and relaxed…read more Now for the food! Irving breakfast 7/10: plenty of chicken sausage, toast was good and nice flavor. Eggs were cooked a little too hard, and if you can see by the photo, they just cut the jalapeño on top. At first they just served an entire jalapeño - uncut. Which was odd. The Alamo 5/10: this was just okay for me. The cheese was odd as you can see from the picture. I had to remove it because it was just too processed and not melty - it was like plastic. I enjoyed the avocado on top and the presentation was nice but the omelette wasn't that great. I did enjoy the hash browns though - they were nice and crispy.

Stopped by George in a recent trip to Coppell. It feels like home because it's literally a house…read moremade into a coffee shop. Clean, bright and bustling. My iced coffee was delicious. Rich, bold, really good. I'll try their food next time. Their baked goods looked fantastic. Even with the crowd there, we were served very quickly. If you're looking for a really good coffee shop in the Coppell area, I highly suggest you try George.

Soooooo busy! But I get the hype. Walked in on a super cold Saturday morning to grab a coffee with…read morea friend and I was welcomed by a long line and practically no seating! We ended up bracing the cold with our hot drinks. This place is definitely popular for both studying, throwing events in their spare room, and socializing. Therefore it is a louder scene. The interior is very cute and spacious. I got a maple cayenne mocha and a scone. Both were super yummy, and let me tell you - you can definitely feel the cayenne in your throat. The employees are all super nice and helpful with recommendations. They're patient given the rush they have. I'd come again!

Go somewhere else! Their customer service is awful. Their employees do not receive good training…read moreand it is very obvious. Half of their employees do not know the menu well and have to consult with other employees every time. They do not deliver proper items as ordered--I ordered the oatmeal and was handed only the cup of oatmeal and a fork (ummm? Ok?)--no toppings, (no spoon). When I asked for toppings I was rudely told the oatmeal does not come with toppings. I countered that it does come with toppings as pictured on their menu and as I have previously ordered and received it at many Starbucks stores. The employee rudely walked away and came back with a single bag of dried fruit and no other toppings to offer. I was so disappointed and surprised by this poor customer service that I just drove away--I won't be coming back to this location. AT ALL. (P. S. Their parking/in and out traffic flow in the mornings is terrible! Poorly designed parking lot so beware if you're trying to make it to work on time--people will ruthlessly/selfishly block you in!)

We loved stopping in after arriving to DFW from a business trip. On our way home and wanted to try…read morethe new cherry chai. Delish. The staff was awesome and they have a resident artist. Check out pic of their chalk board.

This place offers a nice selection of French-inspired pastries in a nice indoor setting, but my…read moreexperience was a bit mixed. The location itself isn't particularly inviting. The outdoor patio consists of just a couple of tables on the sidewalk, which can make it difficult if you're visiting alone with your dog, as there's no shaded or cooled seating outside while you go in to order. And inside it's not dog friendly. Inside, the décor presents a mix of tables and chairs that matches the French café atmosphere. The menu focuses mainly on French pastries. Prices are on the higher side, so I was hoping for a bit more in terms of quality. I tried the six mini croissants (around $7), which were good but tasted slightly stale. The crab pastry was the highlight--fresh, flavorful, and something I'd happily order again. I also tried the Nutella-filled sugar doughnut, which was a bit disappointing. The filling was quite runny and tasted more diluted than rich, lacking the distinctive hazelnut thick flavor you'd expect. I was looking forward to eating a croissant today, but this place didn't quite have what I was expecting

The absolute cutest bakery. Every single dessert looked delicious. I ordered a s'mores latte, a…read mores'mores cake slice, and some mini lemon strawberry filled croissants. I enjoyed everything I ordered and can't wait to come back.

Owned and operated by a wonderful South African family. I am always welcomed in with a warm,…read moregenuine hello and small talk. The coffee espresso beans are roasted by GAS Coffee and perfectly dialed in; resulting in an exquisite cortado espresso drink. A corrado is a Spanish beverage consisting of roughly an equal amount espresso and steamed (not frothy) milk to reduce acidity. All in-cafe orders are personally delivered to the table by the owner or staff. No paper. p.s. A dog-friendly coffee house, specializing in an excellent puppuccino served with a handmade peanut butter bone. The ultimate treat according to Abby and PJ.

Stopped in to Gas Coffee with my guy and glad to see they were busy. This location has seen a…read moremyriad of businesses go in and out so crossing my fingers this one sticks. Food looked delicious in the case and on plates of other customers. Only wish they had more options other than coffee since I don't drink it.

Forgot to take photos but LOVED the setup of this coffee shop and the ample parking. The atmosphere…read morewas quiet enough for me to take my work meetings without a glitch. The coffee was good and baristas were friendly. I could've stayed here working all day. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in Dallas. I got an oat milk vanilla latte (not feeling adventurous) but when I go back, I'll try one of their other limited time drinks.

We came around 11 am. Their website makes it seem like they have a lot of vegan options. They…read moredon't, really. There are a couple and most of them are sweet. I was hoping for something savory. We got avocado toast. My husband got his with an egg; I had mine plain. He had an iced caramel latte, and I had a plain cappuccino because that's the best way for me to judge the espresso, besides ordering a straight shot. Food was okay. Did not blow me out of the water. It was decent enough to eat, but a tiny, tiny portion for the price. Somewhere around ten to eleven dollars per toast. One slice of bread, a little avocado, a couple of tomatoes, and balsamic vinegar. Was it tasty? Yes. Was it worth ten dollars? I don't think so. I bought a full sourdough loaf for ten dollars. I understand service costs and all that, but still. Coffee was actually very good, though. My cappuccino had fruity notes, very smooth. They have different roasts, which is nice. The cups and plates are really cute, and the space itself is charming. The lady working seemed very overwhelmed. The place was full, decently loud, line kept getting longer the whole time we were there. My husband didn't love his coffee, and he's usually not picky at all, so that says something. Overall, I wouldn't go out of my way to come back. But if I needed a place to sit and do some work and didn't need to be on the phone, I'd probably consider it. I just think there are better places out there. Honest opinion. P.S. My ratings are based on whether I believe I could make a better or healthier version at home. If food/drinks/service impress me, I'll be happy to come back. If not, the stars reflect that.

I've come here a few times and I totally recommend it! The staff are always so nice! There is…read moreplenty of room and I like that I can hold a conversation and understand what my friends are saying.The food is sooo good, I had the Sienna Omelette. Totally worth the drive!

Went here because I wanted a BLT. It was good. It came with a side. I got avocado slices because…read morewhy not. I believe it was a whole avocado. That's rare. I added extra mayo when I got home. I'll remember to say that next time. The establishment is very nice inside. It wasn't too busy. When this heat calms down, I plan to go and take advantage of their patio.

I enjoyed the atmosphere. I had the Tiramisu Latte which was wonderful. I also had a pot of black…read moretea and added fresh mint leaves. It was delicious. I also shared a tiramisu dessert. The service was fast, even though it was raining and they had a steady stream of customers coming in and out. I would definitely recommend this place for something new and refreshing. Thank you soo much!

I was at headquarters for the day, which is not my usual office, so I was happy to try something…read morenew and we ordered from Port Coffee. I went with a Biscoff latte and asked for it less sweet, and they got it just right. You still get that Biscoff flavor, but it is not over the top, which I appreciated. It was a simple order, but good enough that I would easily order it again the next time I am in the area.

Stumbled upon this tiny little joint on my way home from dropping a friend off at the airport…read more Got on 12oz vanilla cappuccino and one 12oz latte. Both were really solid. The young lady behind the counter was really nice. This place was empty as hell...I think bc maybe the location? But it shouldn't be empty! Really solid joe. Plenty of parking. Good service... Now the one thing I didn't like is that they had a defected cup with a messed up lip...which made the top impossible to close. They should have thrown the cup out and not used it. I was driving home and about to drink my hot drink when I noticed a gap in the top. That would have SUCKED if I hadn't caught it. I used to be a barista ... Just throw the cup out ;) Not the comfiest vibe...plenty of seating...but it's a bit sparse, so while you could come in a write or work...it's not like...the vibiest place. But if you want solid joe....come here.

First time trying this spot. Ambiance was good. The coffee options are streamlined and unique. I…read moregave the experience a 4 out of 5 because their customer service could have been more welcoming. The coffee is quite good and so is the hot chocolate. This is what was purchased: Honey cinnamon latte: 10/10 Robust coffee. Not too strong. The cinnamon with the hint of honey marry well together. Very enjoyable and satisfying. Hot chocolate: 10/10 Warm, silky, velvety. Good quality chocolate. I tasted a hint of coconut.