Cuppa Espresso Bar

This is a great coffee shop. To be honest I had a weird experience here the other day. I got 2 lattes that were way too sweet for me, like 100g of sugar per latte sweet. I really hate being the person to return coffees but I did and asked if I could get them re done half sweet. It was perfect afterwards, but I was charged both times, so a total of like $30 for two lattes. I definitely can’t say anyone was in the wrong here, but as it’s already awkward to ask for a remake, I was hoping they would understand and not charge me. Besides that, the coffee, ambience, ownership is elite for this place. Just knocked off the one star for the one off experience. I probably should have mentioned I didn’t want to pay for the remake, but I didn’t want to look like a total jerk.

I ordered a caramel macchiato—good flavor, just a bit too sweet for my taste. 4/5. The ambience is great for reading, studying, or having a relaxed chat. Service was excellent. The cashier answered all my questions politely and clearly.

best dirty chai latte in DFW. not even a member of this church I just needed a coffee shop in the area and maps brought me here. It’s so cutesy! So many couches and tables like it would be a vibe to bring ur laptop and chill / study. Diana has been my barista the times I’ve gone and she’s so nice and helpful.

Terrific coffee shop. It’s located inside a huge church. The shop itself has a dedicated corner open space area that flows into the church’s lobby. As such, there’s plenty of seating to do work, read, or socialize. Additionally, the staff is very friendly and the coffee is very good.

What a great spot to sit and pass the time. I went on a Saturday around noon and there was a good amount of people, but its such a large space it didn’t feel crowded. A diverse crowd - a yarn club, a group of moms and their children, college students studying. The service was great, kind & friendly. I got a large Vietnamese iced coffee (5 espresso shots to get me going!) and an avocado toast with egg. Yummy, filling and a great find! Its on the 2nd floor of a church - which makes it even more so a must visit!