{"id":393728,"date":"2026-07-31T18:10:20","date_gmt":"2026-07-31T18:10:20","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/393728\/"},"modified":"2026-07-31T18:10:20","modified_gmt":"2026-07-31T18:10:20","slug":"6-new-dallas-coffee-shops-to-check-out-right-now","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/393728\/","title":{"rendered":"6 New Dallas Coffee Shops To Check Out Right Now"},"content":{"rendered":"

I am like a moth to a flame when it comes to coffee shop openings around town. I\u2019m always looking for a new spot to check out for a cappuccino, an iced matcha latte, or a place to work remotely. This summer, several new spots have debuted in the city and the suburbs surrounding it. From a West Texas desert-inspired concept in Richardson to an Instagrammable spot near Love Field, these are six new Dallas coffee shops to check out right now.<\/p>\n

N\u016br Coffee Bar<\/p>\n

2741 E. Belt Line Road, Carrollton<\/p>\n

Founded by Onyi Odunukwe, Cedric Ogbuehi, John Ott (owner of Viewfinder Coffee Roasters), and Lisa Nguyen, this new, incredibly aesthetically pleasing coffee shop brings coffee, matcha, and bites to the Addison\/Carrollton area. According to their website<\/a>, N\u016br means \u201clight\u201d in Arabic, and the shop\u2019s mission statement is: \u201cIn A World of Darkness, We Want To Be Your Light.\u201d This week, I enjoyed a matcha latte and one of their four English muffin options, the Tokyo Egg Muffin with Japanese-style egg salad, Kewpie mayo, and paprika at the new spot. Next time, I will be trying the Be Someone\u2019s Light latte with vanilla and cinnamon, as well as vanilla cold foam. There\u2019s also plenty of space inside to meet with friends or work on your laptop.<\/p>\n

\"AlmaLocated in an old house in Irving\u2019s historic district, Alma Cafe is a new family-owned shop serving great coffee, matcha, and baked goods. (Courtesy)
\nAlma Cafe & Bakehouse<\/p>\n

202 S. Britain Road, Irving<\/p>\n

Located in an old house in Irving\u2019s historic district, Alma Cafe<\/a> is a new family-owned shop serving great coffee, matcha, and baked goods. Last month, I enjoyed an afternoon sipping on an iced latte while working at one of the several tables they have in a back seating area. Signature drinks include Alma\u2019s Latte, Brown Sugar Shaken Espresso, the Spanish Latte, and Caramel Crunch. You\u2019ll also find several delicious-looking treats like brownies, cake balls, cupcakes, and cookies, as well as breakfast and lunch items like avocado toast, chilaquiles, and sandwiches.<\/p>\n

Moon Wolf Coffee & Provisions<\/p>\n

920 Custer Road, Richardson<\/p>\n

I swung by this new Richardson coffee shop<\/a> this spring, and its charm has stayed with me since. Moon Wolf is a new, family-owned, independent coffee shop that originally opened in a converted goat trailer (which is now parked out front of the new spot). This year, founder Richie Conry debuted a brick-and-mortar shop on Custer Road with West Texas desert vibes. They call it \u201cThe Den,\u201d and the design features exposed beams, raw concrete, a deer mount, and vinyl on a turntable. As for the coffee, Moon Wolf partners with local roasters Eiland Coffee Roasters and Liaise Coffees. For bites, you\u2019ll find bagels and baked goods from Starship Bagel, as well as house-made coffee cake, banana bread, and more. The provisions part of the shop offers everything from desert art prints to candles and incense, in addition to bags of whole bean coffee. There\u2019s space to sit down and stay a while or grab-and-go.<\/p>\n

\"MoonMoon Wolf is a new, family-owned, independent coffee shop that opened its first brick-and-mortar in Richardson. (Courtesy)
\nGo Culture Cafe<\/p>\n

5606 Maple Avenue, Suite 110<\/p>\n

This new coffee shop<\/a> is worth a trip to Dallas\u2019 Medical District for its iced matcha lattes. It\u2019s an Instagrammable spot with a sleek, minimalist design. There are a few tables for sitting and chatting, but during my recent visit, they were packed. Go Culture Cafe offers six signature iced drinks, including the Saffron Matcha, Fig Matcha, Hella Matcha, Saffron Latte, Fig Latte, and Green Cloud Latte. The coffee bar also offers all of the classics, and you can even order a matcha Americano or shot here \u2014 which you don\u2019t see at a lot of spots.<\/p>\n

Inclusion Coffee<\/p>\n

2350 N. Beckley Avenue<\/p>\n

An Arlington-based coffee shop<\/a>, Inclusion Coffee just opened its first Dallas outpost at the Modera Trinity in West Dallas this week. If you haven\u2019t picked up on the theme yet from its name, the brand is focused on \u201cpeople being as accepting as they are different,\u201d according to its website. The new space is a massive loft space on the corner of the apartment complex. A grand opening will take place on August 1 from 10 am to 2 pm, where the first 50 guests will get a free coffee, and there will be a raffle for a $200 gift card. It\u2019s also a chance to try some of their popular summer drinks like the bananas foster latte, ube dream matcha, watermelon mint energy, and more.<\/p>\n

\"dailyQuickly expanding in Dallas\u2019 Uptown, the newest (and flagship) location of this Dallas-based coffee shop will debut at West Village this summer. (Courtesy)
\nDaily Coffee<\/p>\n

2801 N. Central Expressway<\/p>\n

Quickly expanding in Dallas\u2019 Uptown<\/a>, the newest (and flagship) location of this Dallas-based coffee shop<\/a> will debut at West Village this summer. It also recently opened outposts at 3232 McKinney Avenue (One McKinney) and 1717 McKinney Avenue (17Seventeen). Daily Coffee is owned by Hybrid Coffee, which offers coffee solutions for office buildings. So, all Daily locations are in office buildings and closed on weekends, the same as the offices.<\/p>\n