Khroma Coffee — Restaurant in Dallas

Came for the matcha. Stayed for the vibes

Khroma is more than just a coffee shop; it’s a warm embrace of caffeine and camaraderie. The owner, Kim , exudes passion for both coffee and connecting with people, making every visit a delightful experience.

The ambiance is cozy, with soft lighting and comfortable seating arrangements that encourage lingering conversations or quiet contemplation. Whether you’re seeking a caffeine fix to kickstart your day or a tranquil spot to unwind with a book, Khroma offers the perfect retreat.

What truly distinguishes Khroma however, is the sense of community it fosters. Regulars are greeted by name, and newcomers are welcomed with open arms. It’s a place where friendships are formed over shared love for great coffee and good conversation.

In a world that often feels chaotic and fast-paced, Khroma stands as a beacon of warmth and connection. Thanks to the passionate owner it’s more than just a coffee shop—it’s a home away from home for coffee...

MAAAAAAAN LEMME GET ANOTHER COFFEE FROM HERE! Everything about this place is such a vibe, I usually spend about 25 hours a day here! There was one time I was feeling upset and once I went in the owner of the coffee shop came up to me and blessed me with some latte that was grey af.. at first I was scared but then heaven must’ve entered my drink cause I instantly fell in love with the coffee. There was another time where I showed up but I was low on gas in my car, SO THE OWNER CAME AND FILLED IT UP!!! WITH COFFEE!!! My car went from a 76’ civic to a brand new Lamborghini! I love going to the pop ups as well, they’re so much fun and as usual, the coffee is straight fire! Be cautious tho cause you might end up pulling more h03s than you’d expect by just holding a drink with the Khroma Coffee sticker. It’s like some sort of chick magnet or something cause it also repels all negative energies...

I’ve visited this coffee shop many times, usually while my husband was getting his hair cut at a nearby barber. Unfortunately, our experiences here have consistently been disappointing.

Most recently, my husband was asked to leave the common area because he hadn’t purchased anything. While businesses have the right to enforce policies, the approach felt unwelcoming—especially given this wasn’t our first negative interaction. On a previous visit, I was denied a napkin to clean my child’s face, which seemed unnecessarily strict and lacking in basic courtesy.

I’ve spent time in many coffee shops just working or relaxing, with or without a purchase, and rarely encountered such rigid or inhospitable service. This shop seems particularly unfriendly and lacking in customer service. After two unpleasant experiences, I would not...