Neat place with a very modern decor - the owner roast all of the coffee onsite...it is a dark roast, which may explain why the fella below didn't like it. But hey, I didn't like scotch when I was fifteen either. If you want sissy coffee, then don't go here...go to La Madeline or something.

Parking can be tough on the weekends, but definitely the best coffee in Big D.

Ok, so it may be hard to find a good cup of coffee in Dallas, but I thought I might have found it at Drip Coffee. The second time I went, however, my coffee tasted burnt. I asked for a refund, but the manager told me that they don't give refunds, and also told me that I was crazy for slandering their coffee. He finally agreed to make me an americano, which had the same flavor profile as the drip coffee. So I was wrong, it wasn't burnt, the beans were over-roasted. Maybe it was just a bad batch, and if the customer service had been good, i would have come back to try it, but the rudeness of the manager has made the choice easier for me...no thanks, Drip

Best Coffee in the City!: This is a true refuge from the over done corporate coffee chains. The beans are roasted on-site in small batches which makes for the freshest coffee I have ever tasted and the pastries are delivered daily by Doughmonkey Bakery (another one of my favorite businesses). If you really enjoy coffee but could do without the commercialism then this is the place for you.