Danny’s Cafe — Attraction in Coppell

A Hidden Gem That Deserves All the Hype Danny’s Café in Coppell, If you’re looking for that rare kind of place that feels like home from the moment you walk in, where every bite of food reminds you why comfort food exists in the first place, then stop scrolling or searching, Danny’s Café in Coppell is exactly what you’ve been craving. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this spot is worth going out of your way for. And if you haven’t been yet? You're seriously missing out.

Atmosphere & Service: 10/10 From the outside, Danny’s Café may look unassuming—but once you step inside, it immediately radiates warmth. It’s a charming, down-to-earth café with a cozy and relaxed feel. The vibe here is laid back, family-friendly, and welcoming, like the kind of place where the staff might learn your name if you come back twice (and trust me, you will).

The staff at Danny’s are the definition of Texas hospitalit, they are friendly, fast, and genuinely kind. They don't just serve your food; they make you feel like you’re a guest in their home. Service is consistently quick, attentive without being overbearing, and always with a smile. It’s clear they take pride not just in the food, but in the overall experience. The Mexican food is to die for If you live in Coppell, consider yourself lucky to have Danny’s Café right in your backyard. If you’re coming from elsewhere, just know: it’s absolutely worth the drive. Once you’ve eaten here, you’ll understand why people keep coming back and why I’ll be dreaming about their pancakes, omelets, and chicken-fried steak until my next visit.

I have also asked them to cater to my party and I’m telling you the food was fantastic, they had everything set up and for the price I took the deal and ran, I will continue to be a loyal customer because of the great food. I do love going here, so you guys...

Ordered a vada pav, dahi puri, and a falooda. I’ve been to so many Indian restaurants and snack bars, in Chicago, Dallas, New Jersey; but never found the authentic vada pav experience until now. Everything as perfect, perfect spice level. And the dahi puri was spot on too.

Falooda was on point, had all the components. But they didn’t soak the vermicelli and tukmaria seeds in the milk. I’m aware that some people do it differently, and everyone has their own special falooda. But for me the soaked version is the best.

Service was amazing, and everyone was friendly. It’s a new store, so I don’t have too much to say, I hope they continue to deliver on the food and use the feedback to keep improving. The overall ambience can be improved gradually, it’s good but they should consider trying to make the decor and everything else match their theme which is Mexican and Indian bites. But I don’t have an issue with it tbh.

Overall, I’d recommend this place to everyone who wants to try some good food at reasonable prices. I think they have a solid menu and definitely worth it if you’re an Indian and you’ve been searching for good vada pav...

I came here a while back and had one of the best tacos I’ve ever eaten — perfectly seasoned meat, amazing sauce, just overall delicious. I was honestly impressed.

Fast forward to three days ago, I came back excited to order the same thing… and I don’t even know what happened. The taco was disgusting. The meat tasted completely different — dry, cheap, and flavorless. The sauce wasn’t the same either, and not in a good way. It was like a totally different person made it. And let’s just say, the guy in the kitchen that day clearly had no idea how to make it right.

It wasn’t just me either. My friend ordered a flauta and said the same thing — nothing like what she had before. It was greasy, soggy, and flat-out gross.

I don’t know why they would let someone ruin perfectly good recipes like that, but it’s unacceptable. Shame on this place for not keeping their quality consistent. One amazing visit followed by one absolutely horrible experience — I won’t be...