Murray Street Coffee Shop

An artistic coffee shop with beautiful seating and artwork. The owner is very personable and relatable. The food really hits the spot as does the coffee. I'd come here again.

A very chill, fun, quiet space to enjoy coffee and handmade sandwiches and baked goods. The owners were so friendly and the upstairs loft looked like the perfect cozy reading spot!

It’s a wonderful place to take some coffee, it’s a cozy place, you can read a book or just chill out. Thanks for my coffee. So full of good vibes!!!

The vibes are immaculate. Service is great, and the atmosphere is very artsy and funky in the best way. I got the Blinker with prosciutto and an iced vanilla latte and both were delicious! I only wish I lived here so I could stop by every day. Kudos to the owner— he’s made this such a cool spot.

I don’t know if it’s b/c they’re understaffed but there was just a couple in line prior to me and the older man and woman working there took forever to take my order. They had already fulfilled the couples order and literally did not acknowledge me for 15min. I had to say something. I don’t know why it took so long to take my order but I feel it was intentional because the entire time I was waiting, the older woman who eventually decided to take my order was cleaning! In the end, I did all that waiting for an overpriced watered down matcha latte and bad service!

The guy who owns the shop here is so nice and chill. Order the Brinker Deluxe sandwich. It is SO good. Honestly my fave little grab and go sandwich in Dallas.

Unexpectedly lovely place. The owner and staff are really personable and draw you into the conversation. The drinks are straightforward and high quality. I enjoyed my iced London fog. I haven't tried the food, but their menu looks well crafted. There isn't a ton of sitting space, but the loft area upstairs is really cozy and has different types of spots to post up. My greatest complaint is that they close early in the afternoon!

I’m here about every 6-8 weeks when I’m in town. I absolutely love the cozy vibe, the eccentric decor, and the PEOPLE. Not many places you can just kinda hang out and enjoy the company of whomever walks in and I love that about this special place. Their iced lattes hitttttttt! Try the renude mushroom powder-it’s so great I wish I could get it every day.

The BLINKER DELUXE... I was recommended to try this sandwich by a client and decided to try it today. This sandwich is amazing! Absolutely delicious. Definitely will be returning to get another sandwich & try their coffee. The staff members were very nice. Thank you!

My sister recommended I try this place and it's walking distance from my house, it did not disappoint. I came in and got the Blinker Deluxe sandwich which was fire it. It was an excellent choice if this is your first time here and enjoy breakfast sandwiches. I was indecisive on whether I should get a drink or not because I didn't want a coffee at the moment. I got an iced exotic tea, strawberry hibiscus flavor (might have spelled that wrong). I added some sugar free vanilla sweetener, it also comes unsweetened if that's your thing. I picked the ice Exoctic Tea and Sam gave the recommendation it was really good. Overall I would say the blinker Deluxe was a 5/5 as far breakfast sandwiches go. Then the drink was a 4/5 to me. I also loved the overall aesthetic and vibe of the place it looks like a cool place to have a nice coffee date or catch up with friends. The vibes and ambiance is there as well as playing good music. The service was a 10/10 and everything tasted fresh. I will definitely be back to try some of their coffee.

The only thing more superior than their latte is a blinker deluxe. Come on kolache day for an extra bonus to an already amazing experience!

Great ambiance, small spot with great coffee and chaga! Comfortable seating. Got a bit of work done and really enjoyed the plants in thrift store unique vessels!

The coffee is good, but every time I come in with my boyfriend, we face incredibly rude service. The staff appears to have some sort of racial bias.

Coffee is really good, good friendly service, cool little coffee shop :) .............

Murray Street is always a must have when I'm in Dallas! One of my favorite breakfast sandwiches and great vibes and seating areas.

My favorite coffee shop in Deep Ellum- great coffee, great food, great service, great ambiance. It's a smaller space but there's a long table upstairs you can work at and a few sitting areas inside and outside as well.

They have the chagaccino here and it is my absolute favorite drink. Service was also super friendly and the cafe is on the corner of Murray street (hence the name!) the only reason this lost a star for me was my cappuccino was only 3/4th the way full. For a 7 dollar drink I would expect the cup to be filled!

First coming in the shop seem inviting. not so inviting after all if you don't purchase coffee right away. the owner of the establishment first made his appearance after a mutual friend of different ethnic background came in. By hovering and then asking were we purchasing anything without bringing menus or offering politely. He was clearly bothered by us for not purchasing right away but to follow someone in the small clutter shop was uncalled for. very aggressive and had tantrum for us not purchasing right away during a live recording and other patron noticing the tension.

The place is super cute and cozy. It's everything you'd expect from a coffee shop and more. Staff are funny and delightful. They made our food/drinks quickly and sent us on our way. The blinker deluxe is to die for. Perfect proportions and the prosciutto is a delicious addition to the cheesy, fluffy egg. English muffin is evenly toasted and ties the entire sandwich together. Definitely breakfast road-trip material. 10/10. Will be frequenting this place! Thanks Murray Street Coffee Shop!

Lox bagel for the win & a soy gingerbread latte. Starbucks who? Haha Great customer service. Friendly and welcoming Ambiance is cozy - upper and lower level seating. Can take to go or eat in shop

Murray's has a very "this is someone's uncle's house" vibe. It's cozy, and quaint. Full of art but isn't overly styled or fussy. There are amble power strips and seating. The barista chit-chat feels genuine and unforced. Got a man iced chai latte and it was decent. Hard to rate on an iced chai though. I'll be back for coffee and update the review then. Would return if I needed a quick cozy spot to work from.

My previous review here is from 5+ years ago and considering the times we are currently experiencing an update is in order. While many coffee shops have come to the Deep Ellum area and left, Murray Street Coffee Shop continues to hold its own. That said, the arrival of Covid-19 has caused many businesses to close their doors. I am thankful the owners here were able to adapt during the 'shelter-at-home' orders and once things reopened they developed a model that seems to be working for them. To align with the reopening orders in the area; they closed the inside to customers. For now, the entry way into the shop is blocked off with a couple of tables; mask wearing customers can step into the doorway (one at a time), place their order and pay, all contact free. When your order is ready, they will bring it to the table to be picked up once they have moved away; again, contact free. Instead of indoor seating they are taking advantage of the sidewalk tables/chairs they already had prior to Covid-19 (plus they have added a few more) which creates an outdoor café feel where people sit and enjoy their beverages (physically distanced of course). In addition to being my favorite coffee shop in the Deep Ellum area it was the first coffee shop I visited when I moved to the area 7+ years ago so I look forward to returning to the days of being able to lounge in the shop again while sipping my coffee. Until that time returns, I will continue to stop by, grab a cup of java and keep it moving. Thanks for hanging in there Murray Street Coffee Shop.

Super cool coffee shop. Great coffee. Relaxing vibe. Dogs welcomes. Outdoor, indoor, and upstairs seating. Great staff.

Love their sandwiches and coffee. It is a chill spot the service is great, the owners are cool! Personable experience each time. Love that it's our local coffee shop with good eats! Def recommend giving it a try.

Exactly what you'd want in a coffee shop! **I will say it's a smaller space, don't be surprised if you can't get a seat! But if you can, it's amazing. Super chill environment, cozy, makes you feel calm and focused. Good vibes!! I got the Blinker deluxe and it was delicious. I also got an iced oat milk latte and it was also fabulous. I will say it can be a *little* pricey but that's fine for me, to be expected for deep ellum. The staff were very nice and bring you your food upstairs so you don't have to leave your stuff. Overall a great choice to study or chill!!

Happy Start to your day lives here!! Hours say 8am but this sweet crew may take your order a bit earlier. Blinker Deluxe is one of the Best breakfast sandwiches ever and a bargain in my humble opinion at $7.50. Made fresh to order just for you!! Close your eyes and pick a coffee style and no selection will disappoint. Any questions about which coffee may best compliment your morning mood? The Murray crew is happy to help. Part of the fun is the at door holler your order experience and the energy vibe of fellow patrons while you wait. Take the dive into Deep Ellum!

Stopped for a cup of coffee, everything about this coffee shop was great. Damien was the barista and was super friendly! Would definitely be back.

Murray Street is one of the few local coffee shops to the Deep Ellum community. It's quaint, artsy and chill. This place is a local favorite. You'll find the staff friendly, cheerful and social. Parking: street parking is usually available. If you live close, just walk over.

I. Couldn't. Be. Happier. Or. More. Satisfied. Wowzerrrr!!!! I was in the area and craving a dirty chai + a huge water with the potential of getting a breakfast sandwich. 2 minute drive from where I was seemed like a no brainer even though I'm an avid Starbucks go-Er simply for the venti waters they'll give you for free. Came in and was taken back by the awesome art that filled the walls and created the perfect aesthetic for a chill vibe along side a great brew. I ordered my dirty chai, and took a peek the menu. "The Blinker" sounded like the good time I was looking for! Egg, cheese, prosciutto, avocado, on an English muffin?! Whaaaaaatt! HIT ME BARISTA! And listen... the chai gave me all the right energy and the Blinker?? BEST BREAKFAST SANDWICH IVE EVER HAD HANDS DOWN! I don't care if I'm hungry or not or not in the mood for coffee. If I'm in the area, I'm coming in!!!! Side note: the barista was super knowledgeable and kind! Gave me a cookie because it was their 14TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY !!!!! That should tell oh enough!

This is a quaint little cafe located on Murray Street. I came by with a friend on a Monday morning and there were about 4 people who had stopped by to grab coffee and read/work on some things. I think this is a good place if you have some light work to do, however there isn't a lot of seating. There are places for about 20 people to sit. It has a cozy and casual ambiance. The light fixtures really give the place a modern vibe (random I know, but they're really cool!). The menu is short which is perfect for a coffee shop. They have drinks and small bites to eat. I ordered a turkey sandwich with a cookie, while my friend got a turkey sandwich with soup. The sandwich was delicious, but the ciabatta bread was a little hard. It didn't bother me because the savory taste made up for it. The cookie I got wasn't my favorite. I won't be back for the baked goods, but will be back for sandwiches!

Murray's Street Coffee was VERY good. You can taste the good quality of the coffee. I also ordered avocado toast with olive oil and it was very TASTEFUL. Barista/Rep was not very friendly. I thought she was annoyed or you could tell something was bothering her. I think the menu could be a little bit pricey. Sub-ing the milk option was 1.00$. Thats extremely pricey. Love the music! This place is rustic and vintage.

Deep Ellum is one of my favorite neighborhoods in Dallas. It's covered in cool graffiti, has a great view of the Dallas skyline, a booming bar scene, and, I've come to learn, a cool selection of coffee shops. I chose Murray Street Coffee Shop as the first in the Deep Ellum leg of my Coffee Tour. Although I had seen pictures online, they didn't capture the homey vibe I walked into on a cold Monday morning. Couches and chairs in front of the coffee bar were arranged like a living room. People were sitting around and chatting over their cups of caffeine. As I walked in, the barista greeted me. Murray Street had three options for its daily brew, all roasted by Eiland, a Richardson-based coffee roaster. I started with the China roast, which the barista told me was smooth with notes of raisin. The shop was pretty full, especially the bottom floor, but I found a table upstairs to study while I savored the China. To my enjoyment, it was exactly as the barista described. If you're like me and you don't like harsh, bitter cups of coffee, the China is a great option for you. There was almost none of the bitter acidity typical of brands like Starbucks, Folgers, or Peet's. I could clearly taste the notes of raisin. If you go to Murray Street and they have the China available, I highly recommend it. There are also bagels, pastries, and other breakfast foods if you want to snack while you drink your coffee. After I finished the China, I drank a cappuccino. It wasn't bad, but I prefer a creamier cup. I liked that both the cappuccino and the daily brew were served in plain-colored ceramic mugs. Murray Street didn't have much branding going on, but that would probably take away from its hominess. For this reason, even though the branding of the coffee shop can sometimes add to the experience for me, the lack of branding for Murray Street worked in its favor. Murray Street is a great place to spend a few hours studying or reading. The atmosphere is very relaxed and homey. The only thing that somewhat hurt the experience was the music that was playing. The playlist was all over the place. I heard indie rock, orchestra music, and techno all in a span of thirty minutes. It didn't really bother me, but both me and my friend that was with me thought that it was an atypical mix for a coffee shop. Murray Street is worth a daytime visit to Deep Ellum. Since Murray Street doesn't have its own parking lot, finding parking can be a little bit of a pain, which is typical of Deep Ellum. I had to park 2 blocks away in a parallel spot. You should be able to find something within a short walk, so don't let that keep you from paying Murray Street a visit.

I have to say this coffee shop is such a great find! Pros: + Incredibly delicious cappuccinos - the espresso tastes like melted chocolate and caramel swirled together. + Muffins - I have to rave about their pumpkins muffins. It's such a perfect treat for the fall + Friendly Staff + Quiet, work friendly environment. Cons: - Parking - it is so difficult to find decent parking here. There are some street side spots available, but you may have to walk quite a bit.

Located a couple blocks away from the heart of Deep Ellum. You probably wouldn't be walking around here unless you were looking for some place specific. I was lucky to find street parking on an off afternoon, but be aware of limited parking on Saturday. The first impression upon walking in is that it's cozy. Someone (who I presume is the owner) and the barista is chatting with a customer and they're having a good conversation. Everybody seems friendly. Ordered a chai latte. $3.75. My complaint was that it was a bit cold to my liking. They have an upstairs and a downstairs with plenty of seating (sofa, table, etc). Just a warning voices carry from the downstairs so it might not be the best place to work if there are chatty people around. The bathroom is weirdly behind the bar and by the kitchen. I'm a bit skeptical about the food here if people are walking back and forth in the back. Overall, I like the spot.

The people who work here are incredibly friendly and attentive. The environment and store is cozy, laid back, with worn mid century furniture. This place has so much potential. The food and coffee was sadly below average. I had the tamales and they were lukewarm and tasted as though they were several days old. My friend had a bagel with cream cheese and it was slightly burnt, the cream cheese low grade and not that appealing. The cappuccino I had was hard to drink, it tasted as though the espresso hadn't been dialed in or the machine calibrated correctly. I didn't ask them to change anything because you can tell they try really really hard and strive to have a positive environment. When we asked for water they told us we could buy water. It was only $1 for a bottle, not bad but a little odd. There is a public restroom but you have to go through the kitchen and employee area to get to it. I would come back here to read or work on my laptop but maybe stick with just a Topo Chico. Great people, from a business standpoint the place could probably just use a little work on it's food and beverages.

I don't think the coffee here is the absolute best in Dallas - but it's well above average. But I enjoy it more because it's the more personalized attention you get here. You even get a biscotti with the coffee, like you would in real Italian coffee shops. The sandwiches are also good although I had mine customized. I had the proscuitto sandwich, with bread that has been toasted with olive oil, and added the standard veggies to it - and it came out to be one of the better sandwiches I've had in a long while. Unfortunately this place closes early so I'm not able to come by in the evening. They have, what I believe to be, the best studying area out of all of the independent coffee shops in Dallas proper (upstairs, by the windows that provide lots of natural lighting, which I absolutely love). I would definitely return during the day, as this has become my coffee shop of choice. But beware, customized drinks and sandwiches have an uncharge (i.e. $1 for soy milk) and they don't have a variety of milk substitutes (I have asked about almond milk).

This is my favorite coffee shop! Their coffee is delicious and it's convenient since it's around the corner from me. Hip atmosphere and friendly staff. Love it!

Yesterday I had a medical interpreting assignment at Baylor Hospital and I was craving some coffee. I checked Yelp and my Entertainment application to see if there was something in the area for a good value and I found this place. I had a coupon for 50% off of any coffee drink and I was happy to use it because it usually helps both sides since it is struggling businesses the ones that offer discounts in publications like that. I arrived and there were 2 ladies. The younger one took my order (a large cold mocha coffee and an avocado toast with olive oil) and I gave her my coupon. She looked at it and asked me 'What is this?' I said 'It is a coupon'. She inquired the older woman and she goes off 'OHHHH, really? Am I still on this? I asked them to stop 3 years ago.. OF COURSE THAT'S WHY HE WANTS A LARGE MOCHA COFFEE'. Wait a sec.. what? I was about to say something ugly but I just showed both of them my phone and let them know that their business was in the physical version (the book) and also in the application. She exclaimed 'I have to honor this but they are not right. I'm gonna call them right now.. I am not mad at you. I am mad at them'. First of all, that statement is retarded by all means. Why in the world would she be mad at ME? What did I do? Showing up with a coupon from a very well known publication? Why would you be mad at me? Then I asked her what she meant when she said that the coupon was the reason why I wanted a large coffee. She kept saying she was not mad at me. It was not my fault. What a relief, right? I am just sharing this because I won't tolerate any insults from any dumb person. I came to have a drink and a snack. I didn't ask for anything free. The struggling business has a agreement with the Entertainment company. I pay for the book and I pay for the online version (the app). I won't take any disrespect. My best wishes but you have no clue of how to take care of a new customer and you have no manners at all. My 3 years-old girl has better judgement than you. J

Really cute shop with a lot of space to sip and relax or sip and work. Wasn't feeling the stuffed dog and bird on display but I'm sure someone finds that kind of thing artistic. They have a huge selection of syrup (including Lavender) and are extremely friendly. I got the almond milk Lavender Latte with a sour cream pecan muffin. The Mr. got a Hazelnut Coldbrew. Now my latte was a little bitter but my muffin was Heaven sent. Warmed up with a little butter and that thing set an incredibly productive day. Get two if you can. You won't be sorry. Tell em Lauren sent you!

Cute eclectic coffee shop near the outskirts of Deep Ellum. The barista was very nice and helpful. They had a wide variety of syrups and my favorite, lavender! We tried an iced lavender latte and iced mocha latte. Both yummy.

Welp, I found my new favorite Dallas coffee shop. Murray Street has sooo much personality; it's a cute two-story coffee shop in Deep Ellum with comfortable couches, small tables for one-on-one's, and larger tables for the working folk upstairs. There are board games, books, and beautiful artwork on the walls that all make this place unique. I love the layout; it makes everything feel very comfortable and it tempts me to stay for a long while. This is definitely the kind of place I could spend the afternoon and just lose track of time. Aside from the aesthetics, the coffee is great. My boyfriend says that his vanilla latte was sweet and foamy, one of the top 3 he has ever had. I ordered a cap and it was wonderful - not too bitter but definitely has that strong espresso flavor, not too milky. Overall such a great place and I highly recommend it.

Quaint little coffee shop that's close to Baylor. Stopped here to grab a quick bite and coffee before going to Baylor Sammons. Very hipster and eclectic in decor. Free WiFi is a plus! If I lived in the area, this would be a great spot for studying/working/ or needing a simple meet and greet for coffee. I had the blinker with prosciutto and avocado. One word. YUM! Yes one word and in all caps. Perfect combination where you get your carbs, protein, and healthy fats! I had a honey, vanilla latte which was perfection. I asked for it to be lightly sweet and they were spot on with the ratios. I'm a fan of supporting local business so I give this place a 2 thumbs up

DO NOT COME HERE!!! SO MANY OTHER OPTIONS DOWN THE ROAD The owner of this place is unbelievably rude! Like the other reviews on here about her berating her staff, she also yells at her customers! She is the old lady with the gray hair. I came inside to meet with my wife who had already ordered food and coffee. I came in and sat down and started unloading my computer. Within literally 2 minutes, this lady had the audacity to march upstairs and yell at me for not ordering anything. She said it was so rude of me to come here and use her internet and not order anything. I completely understand coffee shop etiquette and was going to order after I got my seat all ready to rock and roll! Not to mention we had already ordered food and coffee! We left immediately after this. This lady has some serious issues with her personal life it seems. She needs to figure out what is wrong with her and adjust her attitude. Time will show how horrible of a business this lady is running.

I went around 11:30 and it was auper cold and I was gpad to have a great cup of coffee and a muffin. The cashier may have been the owner was super kind and super helpful. I am not from here so I was needing a little of help ordering coffee.. Small town girl... Thanks guys atmosphere was wonderful..

I really find this spot to be so special and quaint! The baristas are so friendly and always happy to recommend things. Even if I'm not hungry I always order some food because you can taste the love and care put into it. I am a self proclaimed cookie monster and they have the best gluten free cookie I have ever had! I'm talking fudge like, chocolatey goodness, with a little crunch to it. That with a vanilla or hazelnut latte you will be set. If you are in a lunch mood the turkey sandwich with that chipotle aioli is so yummy! My only complaint is I find that ciabatta bread can be a bit too hard to bite into at times. I always get it with a side of the tomato soup to help soften it up. The atmosphere is one of my favorite things, you can tell its a place where artists and musicians all come together and talk. The design and setup is pleasing, the music is always something enjoyable yet not too distracting. Great place to read a book and enjoy a solid cup of coffee.

Went here looking for a good place to set up shop and work - Murray Street did not disappoint. As others have mentioned, the quality of their coffee surpasses other local spots. I opted for a drip coffee since they upcharge $1 for non dairy milk. The coffee shop has great natural lighting as well as plenty of workspace and outlets if you're working on your computer. Nice ambient music and it was never too loud in the space. I may be a bit picky about bathrooms, but IMO Murray Street's was not the best. It felt like a bar bathroom - kind of dirty and neglected. Overall, a nice little spot!

First visit. Order my fiancé coffee, breakfast meal, & hot water in a coffee mug. My coffee mug was stained tremendously, so I refused to drink water from a dirty cup. I simply asked the cash register attendant for a new cup of warm water placed in a paper cup. I had no idea the cashier was actually the Liz Davis (owner). Liz went to pour the water from the dirty cup into the paper cup. I asked Liz for a 2nd time, can I have a fresh warm water in a paper cup. I've never seen an owner go back-and-forth with a paying customer. Liz asked me why should she not use the water from the original cup. Since other guest were present in the store, I preferred no commotion. So, I nicely ask for a fresh water again. Liz then goes into this loud outburst of stating that the cup is only stained everything has been sterilized. At the same time Liz mentioned this, as I stare at the cup with marks resembled a tar paved road. Afterwords, Liz finally makes the fresh warm paper cup of water and then slams it down on the counter. So unprofessional and very disrespectful. Then Liz walks towards the back of the store and start telling one of her workers," I should of charged him for a water cup because he said the coffee cup was dirty." After overhearing this conversation while they were fixing my breakfast meal, I decided to tell Liz (owner) I would like to donate the meal because I will not accept it. Then me & my fiancé politely exit Murray Street Coffee Shop. I highly do not recommend this coffee shop. My first experience was a rough start to my morning.

The environment is very home-like! So it's very comfortable, cozy, and laid back. Heads up- it's a little noisy. I ordered the vegan sandwich and it was so good. I would definitely recommend it. The owner is very friendly and sweet, she definitely made my day! The upstairs area seems a little dirty but they make up for that with their great food, the rest of the environment, and fantastic staff!

Recent review said to avoid this place if you don't want to be in a capitalist environment. I have some news for you...you are probably in the wrong country. Murray Street is a small space with high rent that serves great atmosphere and even better food and drink. They have all the normal costs of doing business and sometimes get busy enough that space is tight. So I like that they run off people who don't buy because it means they'll probably still be in business for many years to come whenever I want to go enjoy their food, their atmosphere and their people. That's capitalism just like you said. Not racism. There are people of all stripes who won't go back to Murray Street because they were called out for table camping. And if you use your thinking cap, that's good news!

A nice, bright, and airy space, with decent coffee. I found it a little noisy the Saturday morning I was here, and parking wasn't the easiest, but I'll definitely be back...

I wouldn't recommend anyone with at least a half of a brain cell to stay far far away from this place!! A person by the name of Doug approaches us out of all people in the coffee bar (wearing a painters suit and looks as if he does some sort of manual labor)approached my wife and me ( an African American couple) and asked if he could help us as we sat on the couch. I replied no we were fine as we enjoyed our scone (which he completely ignores sitting on the table in front of us). Then he replied that they cannot have people just "hang out" in this place. This is all while numerous "white" patrons were in there on their laptops and reading books without buying anything at all. We proceeded to leave immediately and will never come back!! Super racist! Stay Away!!

Amazing local coffee shop in Deep Ellum! Both free and paid street parking is available. It's located right on the corner of the intersection so it's easy to find. Cozy ambiance with outdoor patio seating available. I highly recommend the blinker deluxe and coffee with lavender syrup! Alternative milks are available too. Customer service is always fast and friendly. :) Would recommend if you're in the area!

Service, great. Friendliness, awesome. Environment, peaceful and welcoming. Food, life changing. Try the Blinker... holy moly.

I've been supporting this independent shop (over Sbux) for a while now, but after witnessing the owner verbally abusing her staff today, I won't be back. Absolutely inexcusable language and behavior by the manager to a junior staff member. Appalling. To the staff member being abused: you deserve better. I hope you realize life is too short to be bullied by a bad boss.

The owner of this coffee is not only rude, but has inherit racial bias toward that she holds against people of color. During our visit, she was talking so loud on the phone that she could be heard over the sound of my music playing in my headphones. The owner owner also believes in policing people entering the coffee shop, forcing people to purchase something before you take a seat. Not to mention that the furniture and floor is dirty and needs to be throughly cleaned. I wouldn't recommend anyone using this coffee shop as a study space or meeting space unless you like to hear people yelling, like being in an capitalistic environment, and willing to support a business owner who has prejudice against people of color. There are plenty of other coffee shops in Deep Ellum who would be appreciative of your patronage and have a much better atmosphere.

Love their coffee and the tamales! The atmosphere is cozy and so adorable. I will have to dry lunch and breakfast they look good! Staff is friendly and real cool people. I love how real they are.

This place was cute. Unfortunately due to the pandemic, we weren't allowed to go inside but from what we could see it was so cozy. I ordered a kolache with ham & cheese as well as an iced chai. Both were delicious. My friend and I enjoyed the morning outside sitting at one of their tables. We stayed and talked for a couple hours.