I'm Japanese, I know which one is good and not,…read moreSince I moved in TX from CA,so hard to find good Japanese restaurants or cafe, Here is Cafe Hana, All girls are so nice and friendly,I had Katsu Teishoku(lunch plate),are soooo good,coffee is good so does Matcha Panna cotta are excellent Definitely it's gonna be my favorite cafe Thank you ladies

I ordered the iced Double Matcha latte and Hojicha latte. Both were delicious. The matcha was a bit…read moregrainy but the flavor was good. I've had better matcha but the Hojicha latte was delicious!! The service did not feel very welcoming or warming. The shop is small and cozy, but they are frying food. This would not be my ideal place to study. I would come back to try another matcha and order the hojicha again!

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

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

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 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.

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.

Great service and excellent coffee. I definitely recommend making this your Friday coffee stop as…read morethey have $3 drink specials on Fridays. Great place to stop by for a quick coffee or quiet ambiance to get some work done.

I recently visited the new location for Argentina bakery. The new location has amble parking which…read moreincludes street parking also. The newest location offers such a bigger place inside with the cutest ambiance and easy ordering. Now let me get to the food, their beef empanas are the best. Small but mighty in flavor! Definitely check out the new location which makes you feel like you're in Argentina! Service was pretty fast and they were packed!

I really wanted to like this place because I love supporting small businesses and trying new foods,…read morebut unfortunately I had a very bad experience here. The bakery itself is nice and cozy, which I appreciated. However, the service completely ruined it. The lady working there was rude, and when I ordered 3 pieces of mille-feuille and 3 small cakes, one of the pieces she gave me was broken. I politely asked her to replace it, and she acted like she did--but when I got home, I realized she never changed it. On top of that, the taste was disappointing. Everything tasted old, like it had been sitting there for over a week, with a strange aftertaste. I really wanted to support this place, but sadly this will be my first and last visit.

After getting drinks at a bar nearby, came here for round two. Unfortunately, it was later in the…read moreevening so I couldn't do that to myself to opt for coffee. At the same time, my alcohol tolerance is horrible and I just would not have been able to handle any wine or other drink with alcohol. Thus, I could not enjoy the specialties of this establishment. Instead, I got the chicken pesto sandwich. Although quite unassuming, the sandwich was incredibly delicious. The ciabatta bread offered just the right amount of toast and texture to hold everything. There was a sizeable chicken breast. Not dry but also not too flavorful by itself but that's okay. The pesto really delivered on the flavor with a savory, nutty, and slightly herbal flavor. In the future, I'd love to try a one of their many drinks - non-alcoholic and alcoholic included!

Been here a few times, I'll probably come back every once in a while…read more The drink selections are what catch my attention. To name a few there's creme brulee, charcoal honey, ube, pandan...along with all the regular flavors. The pastries are good, they are average, which is still a good thing. Ham & cheese came out flaky. :) Presentation is beautiful. Sometimes I'll go there midday & there's not alot to choose from so it will prevent me from getting a snack. Charcuterie & wine is available but I haven't ordered any of those. A fun atmosphere, along the wall are built in seats with chairs on the opposite end of the table. Other seating includes table with benches (beware you can't move the benches to get in & out, if I'm wrong I apologize), then some a few tables with chairs by the windows, on the other side they do have benches facing each other with tables in between (great for groups!), & beautiful outdoor patio seating. They have a small upstairs with chairs & use wine barrels as tables. Clever! Customer service is okay, let me say that every person there has been extremely pleasant but out of the four times I've been there, only once I didn't have an issue. They seem to enough their jobs & working together, which is a green flag for any place, but sometimes they get distracted. One time I stood there & staff was chatting in the corner, a good amount of time passed before anyone noticed me. Another time, they just forgot my drink (it was the only thing in my order) & there were no other order left... the group was again chatting away with with each other, then during another visit they forgot my croissant. Each time they did apologize, but three out of four times aren't good odds. I probably won't frequent this location as much, but I will stop by once in awhile because their drinks are worth it.

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.

Came to this shop on a whim because I love discovering new coffee places…read more The baristas Helen made my favorite thing... a cubano... and man is it good. Can't wait to bring my fiancé here. The inside is amazingly cozy, yet spacious.

This is located in the same building as a restaurant - Firehouse Gastropub. I came for a work lunch…read moreand definitely needed a caffeine boost. It's an open floor concept between the two businesses. The cafe was spacious and had a nice vibe. There was plenty of seating. The barista was great - friendly and helpful. I ended up ordering a hot 16oz cup of the matcha version of Honey, I Adore You (i.e. matcha with lavender syrup and honey).