Oak Cliff Coffee Roasters

Th cold brew coffee is very tasty with sugar, according to my sister. For me the clear winner is their pastries. Their bread is so good. Spongy and delicious. The jam feels very homemade. It all feels organic. Very rustic place. Don’t expect a fancy Starbucks working space, but this place feels very authentic.

Calm and quiet atmospheric cafe with no nonsense coffee menu, and really delicious food choices. Additionally a cute/local newspaper they put out for the community! I’d love to make an article for that sometime soon.

I usually really like this place. One of the only places I know to get raw milk. Also they are the only coffee shop in oak cliff that is open early. I went there after my run to read, relax, and eat breakfast this morning after my run, and I stood at the register for 10 minutes with no one else in line. I really just wanted to give my order and sit down. After 2 of the workers looked at me and ignored me multiple times, I walked out. Slightly aggravated because I was I really hungry from my run, but I’ll just go home, rush to cook, not read, and get to work.

Amazing atmosphere, service, food, and coffee! A delightful experience!

Overall okay. Great pastry selection. We were there on a Saturday morning and it was not busy. Just a note, if you require milk alternatives, they do not offer those here. Just whole milk. I'm lactose intolerant and cannot have that. I was able to get a pour over and an avocado toast though. They also do not offer to-go containers that are paper or plastic. So keep that in mind. The milk selection was a let down for me as someone that requires an alternative for health reasons.

Such a great spot. I’m sad it took me so long to come in! The staff was incredibly friendly and I’m really excited to see where they take their baking and chocolate ventures. The coffee was mighty fine and we got some beans to take home too. The neighborhood is also really cool.

One of my favorite coffee shops in Dallas! Everything is done with excellence!

Coffee shop is cute with delicious pastries, coffee is so-so. If you're visiting the Dallas area, a word of warning: to take any drink to go, you'll need to bring your own cup or pay $2 for a glass jar. Also, all of the sizes for coffee are tiny. I love a trendy coffee shop as much as the next person, but this place reeked of greed. With as many great options as Dallas has for coffee, I'd recommend going elsewhere.