Native Coffee

Cute coffee place near the Galleria! My latte had pretty strong cherry/fruity notes to it, which was a pleasant surprise.Lots of places to work, with a decent amount of outlets. Highly recommend!

This place is so wholesome and relaxing! I love it more because it is a hidden gem in Dallas. It is in alpha road which is very very hidden. There is plenty of free parking. The inside is so large with a lot of seating, however despite it being a hidden spot, it was completely packed with people. I luckily found one spot to sit at. My study time was relaxing.I'm not giving toss a five star review solely because my coffee was a bit more on the bitter side of the chai latte. It wasn't my favorite coffee in all of Dallas coffee shops.I will be because because it's in a hidden spot of Dallas and a nice place to study!

This cafe has a very hip and laid back vibe. Perfect for a cold day or when you need to get some work/studying done. The staff are very knowledgeable in coffee, so this is a gem for you coffee aficionados out there!The have a really great pour over and their competition drip was something new that I had never tried before... definitely worth it if you are looking for something unique and new.My friend ordered the Figment (hot latte) and it was a beautiful mix of flavors (fig, peppermint, etc) that was perfect for the holiday season.

I am a huge fan of Native, it's super convenient being near so many offices. I stopped by last Wednesday morning, and the place was packed! I grabbed a matcha oat milk latte with ube, it's a little sweeter than I would like it to be and would consider this more as a dessert drink. Only thing I'd suggest is having the special drinks menu online somewhere--it was a little hard to figure out when the seasonal drinks change.

Best coffee shop in Dallas for studying, meeting friends or hanging out! So many great seasonal drinks that rotate. Only minus one star because someone pointed out how small each cup of coffee is and now I can't let that go in my mind bc he was so right..... Sometimes seating can be hard to find due to popularity/peak times but overall, this is my favorite coffee shop if you're looking for a small cup of coffee

Stopped by this place twice in one day, which should be enough of a review.In the morning, I had an espresso and their competition drip. The espresso was good, not great, but I was there early and I think they still may have been getting it dialed in.The competition drip was excellent. Yes, it costs about the same as a pour over in other places, but if they are putting out a drip of that quality consistently, that beats the hit-and-miss nature of pour overs. Also, the refill was only a dollar, so each cup came out to about 3.50 -- a steal for a cup that good. It had some deep, ripe berry notes (think blueberry) that made me think it was a natural, anaerobic, or honey processed (or one of those co-ferments).The second time around, I had a seasonal special whose name I'm forgetting (Hanoi something). It was an iced americano with oat milk and flavoring like a Vietnamese coffee. It was great, and very refreshing.

This superb cup of coffee, if you're a true coffee fanatic and appreciate the notes and dimensions of coffee as well as the art of it all this place will not disappoint!! Service was awesome super friendly and helpful and the knowledge they have was great! Ambiance is a calm area to study, meet up/catch up, or just have some coffee. Visit here for sure!

After purchasing a substantial home espresso machine, I've really upped my game in what I like in terms of espresso and related drinks. Unfortunately, finding cafes that really care about their product in its purest form (actual espresso, straight up) doesn't seem to be very easy in the Dallas area. Well, I found one place that can deliver!After getting a tip from a online coffee forum, my wife and I dropped by Native for some coffee. I was in search of espresso, she's more about the latte. My espresso was served in what I'd call a "proper" service, a small cup and a sparkling water chaser for the palate. Be aware that Native is all about the light roast coffee, which is not something that most non-coffee "snob" people are familiar with. My espresso was an absolute delight. It was, as expected, very acidic and a "fruit bomb", owing to the flavor profile of the excellent beans sourced from Junto Coffee in South Carolina. It was truly the best espresso I've ever had, and I savored every drop. My wife's latte was a joy to drink as well. I spoke to the baristas, Riley and Grace afterward. Riley had pulled this delicious elixir, using the Lagom P64 grinder (same as I have at home!) and their Slayer espresso machine. She and I geeked out about coffee to water ratios and grind sizes; it was wonderful to find such a knowledgable barista in a cafe. The interior of the cafe itself is wonderful as well, with a wide range of seating options and a great vibe if you just want to hang out with your drink and laptop. Native Coffee will be my goto for great coffee going forward!

I told the operators this was my 1st visit to NC. I would let them know if I felt like returning. They welcomed my comment. Met and old friend there. The place was humming with regulars at 3:00 pm. Great experience all around. They did nothing special. All sincere and normal attendance to me. Upon leaving they asked me if I'd be back. YES from both my friend and myself. Almost got to my truck and one of the crew ran out with my coat. DEFINITELY WON MY RETURN TRIP.

Native is easily the best craft coffee in DFW. The only downside is their service is sometimes really slow and their location can be full at times with no opportunity to sit.But it is impossible to consider rating anything short of 5 star - at the end of the day its about the coffee and it is ALWAYS unbelievably good.They have cracked the code for us coffee snobs.