I came here on a Saturday morning, and the location was quite busy, with a steady flow of people…read moremeeting up with friends, catching up over coffee, and working on their laptops. Despite the crowd, the atmosphere felt lively and welcoming. I ordered a savory pastry topped with sesame seeds. The pastry was wonderfully flaky, with a light, crisp exterior that gave way to soft layers inside. It had a nice crunch from the sesame seeds and paired really well with the warm Zahr latte I ordered. The latte, which includes orange blossom, cardamom, and honey, had a subtle floral sweetness and a comforting spice that made it especially enjoyable. They also offer a wide variety of signature drinks, which makes the menu fun to explore. I found a cozy spot to sit in the back of the café, which felt a bit more relaxed than the front area. It was a nice place to sit and enjoy my coffee for a while, and overall it ended up being a very pleasant experience.

Pax & Beneficia Coffee is an independent coffee shop in the Irving-Las Colinas Waterstreet…read moredevelopment. This busy coffee show has quality coffee including super strong (grow hair on your chest) Turkish coffee. Oh, their latte's a pretty good too. My Overall Rating - 4 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Coffee, Return) Atmosphere - Walking in, it's hard not to notice the array of golden Hershy Kiss shaped lights that highlight the area where the baristas work. The espresso machine is magnificent, and this area is stunning. But the seating isn't as inviting or comfortable, and on each visit P&B was packed with people. Like a museum, it's stunning to look at, full of people, yet can make you feel uncomfortable. 1/2 Star. Service - The staff is great. Super friendly and efficient. And by chance if you get them on a slower day, ask them about that epic espresso machine. Standard counter service here. You order, then move out of the way to the pickup area. No issues here. 1 Star. Coffee - P&B is known for their Turkish coffee. I've only ordered it once (to take photos), because honestly the coffee is super strong. It is served the traditional way, on a plate with the coffee, more coffee, and a glass of water. It's a little too strong for my tastes, but luckily P&B also can craft traditional coffee drinks iced or hot. I'm an Iced Latte guy and P&B makes an excellent one. 1 1/2 Star. Will I Return? - Yes. While a lot more crowded with less comfortable seating than your favorite Seattle based coffee chain, P&B is unique, in a beautiful area, is great for your Instagram feed, and is independent. I'll be back to support small businesses! 1 Star.

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.

I can't not praise this venue enough. I host a journal club and regularly book a table for 15. The…read moremanager, Victor, is always so helpful at getting me booked. My girls all love attending this venue, as the drinks are so tasty and they have some bites to eat as well. Cuppa always reserves us a table and helps set up before we arrive. It's always a calm event and space. I can't thank them enough.

Stuck between delayed flights and the smell of freshly made coffee pulled me right in. Best…read moredecision of the layover! The space feels like a real coffee shop that just happens to be inside an airport -- modern, inviting, with cute seating and a TV to keep you entertained. I had the Cortado and it was perfectly made. Strong, smooth, exactly what I needed. I kept smelling it before even taking a sip and it lived up to every bit of it. Already hoping my next layover brings me back through DFW just for another one! Almost $5 for a cortado -- fair for airport pricing but the quality is far superior to any Starbucks or hallway vending machine. Worth every penny.

I've been wanting to try Ampersand for a long time but have never gotten the chance to at the…read moreDallas Airport. They are an Asian owned coffee shop originating from Fort Worth. They are located in Terminal C near the skyline. They also have a 24-hour machine where a robot makes your coffee available a few meters away if you ever want a drink in the middle of the night. I got the Irish cream white mocha latte and it came out pretty fast. I can genuinely say that this is one of the best lattes I've had at a coffee shop. This one doesn't have an aftertaste, is very smooth, and is also refreshing. I will say that it was kinda hard to taste the Irish cream flavor, but it was still good nonetheless. They have a few seats available as well as a self serve marketplace. I would say that it is worth a visit for sure

It's really rare that i give out 5 stars, but this place definitely deserves it. I'm so glad i…read moredecided to come here to check it out, and i hope this place stays around for a while. Cool thing about this place was that it taught me a little bit about coffee's history. I had to google if Yemen coffee was popular, and apparently coffee was first roasted and brewed in Yemen during the 15th century!!! how cool is that?! I ended up getting the sampler, which comes with 4 traditional drinks for $15 bucks. We also got a slice of pistachio cake. We're really glad we got the sampler as we've never had yemen coffee before and it allowed us to see which one we should get for next time. The sampler comes with 2 coffee drinks and 2 tea drinks. My favorite is definitely the Mofawer. (it comes with cardamon, ginger, sugar and milk and cinnamon) next time i go back i'll get a full cup of it. The pistachio cake was also very good. It was moist and had the perfect amount of pistachios. The interior is HUGE and the decor is really nice. From outside, looks may deceive you, but the inside made me feel like i was in the middle east. I'll definitely be back.

Lovely Yemeni Coffee spot…read more Ample Seating Beautiful and Clean Interior and Bathroom Great Drink Selection They offer gourmet dates, saffron cakes and more Free Wifi Ample parking I opted for the Date Palm Latte #gas

Such a cute place and love the vibes here! Interior is gorgeous and love the accents! Got a…read morelavender matcha with vanilla and it was sooo yummy!!

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.

As you walk in the description that fits the ambiance is Stunning and Beautiful . Black brown and…read moregold & Beige colors adorned the walls . A large world map on the main wall was a unique design We ordered the following Jubani- no coffee flavor at all just spiced water Harazi Mufawar cardamom flavored coffee - creamy but lacked coffee taste Saffron milk cake - very good Croissant - eggy not edible Bee bites - slightly sweet n savory bread drizzled with honey Service was good - they interchanged the name plate in the display window for saffron milk cake n Basbosa . I visually intended ordering what looked like a gritty cake but ended up getting the juicy soft saffron milk cake!! They apologized for the mix up in the display and offered to swap it but I settled for the saffron milk cake which tasted good .. I missed tasting the Basbosa which was apparently a coconut semolina cake. Maybe next time

What a great discovery for coffee! Haraz is a unique twist on the typical, with all the comforts of…read morea neighborhood coffee show with an added specialty vibe that includes Turkish and Saudi Coffees and a really sleek decor. I had a Pistachio Latte that may be the best I've ever tasted. It tastes like fresh roasted pistachio have been melted into a creamy, robust latte! I'm happy to have found Haraz, and am looking forward to getting back soon

This is a coffee vendor, in center court of a business center, offices for rent type space…read more Friendly staff. The modern furniture is really nice. Just know that it's not a cozy spot, just for its customers. It's a big open space that is for the business center.So it's really good coffee vendor for the people who are there for business. The coffee itself is average. Not at all bad. Just not memorable. So don't go out of your way to try this place like I did. You won't get that comfy cafe vibe feeling.

It's a very chill coffeeshop. They have plenty of tables…read moreand it's inside an office building. They have pastry items as well.

Okay from the outside, this place doesn't look like much... but don't let that fool you. The moment…read moreyou walk in, it's SO cute and cozy inside Everything I tried was delicious, but the Thai tea?? AMAZING. Like actually one of the best I've had. And the service made it even better -- super friendly and welcoming, felt very homey the whole time. Just a heads up: please be patient -- there's only one person taking orders and making the drinks, but they're doing an awesome job! Definitely worth stopping by. I'll be back!

Affogato and Korean Iced Coffee! To me, it beats Starbucks every time. The server was nice. The…read moremusic was soft Classical. The atmosphere is pleasant. They also have tea, boba, smoothies and a lot of espresso drinks. Nice place.