Deep Cuts Coffee

Gregory Allan Datu Cendana 3 months ago

I'm staying at a hotel next-door and was looking for somewhere to get my regular morning Matcha latte. I saw this place on yelp and decided to check it out. I appreciated all of the signs to help you find it because it is tucked away on the second floor of a sky bridge in an office building. Once I found it, it had such nostalgic decorations and aesthetics. My favorite area was the video arcade games of Mortal Kombat and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I also appreciate that they had multiple options that were non-dairy, including coconut milk. Adam, the owner, was very kind and welcoming. I would come back again!

Ryan Reynolds 4 months ago

Deep Cuts Coffee is hands down one of the coolest spots I’ve ever stepped into. If you love horror and nostalgia, this is your sanctuary. The walls are covered in amazing horror posters and the decor is 10/10. Beyond the killer aesthetic, the coffee is actually top-tier. It’s rare to find a place that nails both the theme and the quality. A must-visit!

Fact Speaker 5 months ago

Hidden gem. Note that while the address says 1910 Pacific avenue, this entrance is for the residents of the office building. There is a sign that says visitors must use the Elm street entrance. Though I was able to get in through a side door that was surprisingly opened at 1910 Pacific Ave, keep in mind it may not work for you. The cafe is located on the second floor. If you are coming from Elm street, the middle elevators or the escalators on the far left will lead you to a crystal door that accesses the skybridge visible from the street. Go through the crystal double doors but do not take the skybridge, follow the sign that says keep left and you’ll reach the cafe after walking the hallway for a few steps. With all that said, this coffee place has a vintage horror theme, decor perfectly reflects this. Not only that, their signature and seasonal coffee options also have halloween-ish themes. Baristas were very friendly and helpful in giving out suggestions, they even brought my order to the table I was sitting. It’s a little difficult to find, but I recommend visiting this cafe in you are in the Dallas downtown area.

Anne Margaret White 11 months ago

Trying to find this place is totally worth the effort! Remember to look up - it's in the skybridge. Once you find the sign, enter that building, go up one flight, then head toward the glass doors heading away from direction you entered the building. Veer left and you'll see it it on your left. Absolutely fabulous theme and decor! And best of all, the coffee is really good. The owner is working behind the counter and you can feel the love (or is it terror?)! Such a fun spot to visit in downtown Dallas!

Derik Craig a month ago

I stopped in here while walking to a nearby store, and it ended up being the highlight of my day. The espresso was incredibly smooth, and the latte was made perfectly with beautifully frothed milk. The customer service was equally impressive—the staff was friendly, personable, and happy to answer any questions I had. Despite how attentive they were, the service was also impressively fast. Overall, it was a great experience from start to finish, and I would absolutely come back again. Definitely worth a visit!