I love Caribou Coffee but there aren't any near me, so anytime I travel i look for one. So happy to…read morefind it in the Dallas airport, and it is so good! The service was a little slow but we weren't in a hurry so it was fine for us. The gal checking us out was super nice! So happy we got there when we did, the line was crazy long by the time we got our coffee and left.

The best coffee I have ever had, made me feel rich! I got the vanilla white mocha extra large,…read morewhich was priced at 7.59 and it was bigger than any of the other coffee shops in my area offer and they just opened one in Fort Worth area off roof of snow drive definitely the best coffee I have ever had literally very good!

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 think Ampersand made me the best airport coffee I've ever had…read more I got the "butter brew" latte which involved caramelized butterscotch. vanilla cold foam, & caramel drizzle. I asked for it half sweet, as I usually do, & they did exactly that. It was not teeth-hurt sweet, but just the right amount of sweet. I'm always glad I ask for 50% sweetness. I docked a star because there was a little Ampersand stand in the same terminal, like an extension of this location, but it was run only & entirely by robots. I would like real people to make my coffee, please! They did a stand out job. Robots could never.

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.

Very good peanut butter cookies. Great and friendly service:) mostly standing room only.read more

Wanted to love it as the concept was good…read more Quiche undercooked. Strawberry Danish was good. Staff were nice. There were a few tables are seating.

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.

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.

I got here often for coffee and the coffee is consistently delicious and the staff is warm and…read morefriendly.

This is a a gas station that serves coffee. We came thinking it was a coffee shop…read more This is a gas station. I did get gas.

This is the best coffee shop I've ever experienced in an American airport and it's in DFW no less…read more If only I could have had my espresso in a proper cup and saucer...

I drink Lavazza coffee all the time. Ordered a latte. Definitely wasn't espresso and definitely…read morewasn't lavazza, unless they watered it down to be unrecognizable.

So grateful to finally have a Coffee Bean in Dallas! The staff were so friendly and helpful! The…read morestore is very spacious as well, not like a Starbucks booth a few gates down. Only negative is this is airside so you have to have a ticket to access. I am eagerly awaiting a coffee bean I can visit in Dallas without having to fly!

Worst croissant I've ever tasted. Was too chewy and dry, like it's been sitting there for a day…read more It was not fully warmed up. Could only handle two bites of the overpriced croissant. The coffee was acceptable.