Mokah Coffee & Tea — Restaurant in Dallas

Stepping into Moka is like entering a caffeinated wonderland where the beans are always fresh, and the vibes are always funky. The baristas here are like coffee wizards, conjuring up brews that could wake the dead or at least make your Monday bearable. ☕✨ The decor is a delightful mix of industrial chic and whimsical art, making it the perfect backdrop for your Instagram feed. And let’s talk about the coffee – it’s like a hug in a mug, with flavors that dance on your taste buds. Whether you’re a latte lover or an espresso enthusiast, Moka’s got you covered. Don’t miss their signature “Deep Ellum Delight” – a concoction so magical, it might just make you believe in unicorns. 🦄 Plus, their pastries are to die for, especially the croissants that are flakier than your unreliable ex. In short, Moka is the place to be if you want your coffee with a side of character and a sprinkle of sass. Five stars, two thumbs up, and a caffeinated...

Very comfortable and quite hip (in the good way) along with an adjacent are gallery and outside patio seating. If that's not enough, prices are akin to Starbucks. But c'mon - who would rather go to Starbucks? This will be my regular Cafe from here on out. My only complaint is I wish they were open a little later. They close at 7 and 2 on the weekends which is confusing. But hey, most cafes in the area close at 4 or even 2.

As far as the coffee, I got an Americano and it was as good as any other Americano in the area. I look forward to trying other drinks.

The staff. Well, I've only been there once so far but the two baristas with whom I interacted were quite jovial, pleasant and just cool peeps.

Next time I'm in there, which will likely be tomorrow, I'll snap a...

This my first time visiting this coffee shop. I’ve lived in commerce in Deep Ellum for over a year and never been here before. I was so elated to see that they have PECAN syrup. I love pecan syrup! The prices are also affordable. Shame on me for not discovering it sooner. As soon as I came in I loved the decor and vibe. There’s people working, studying, chatting. It feels so homey and it’s a big coffee shop. Along the hallway is some old pictures of deep ellum. There’s also a work space and area for prayer. The community center is great and now that I’ve discovered it I plan on visiting...