The 5 Best Matcha Cafés in Dallas (2026)

Dallas's most dedicated matcha-only bar, named after the Japanese bamboo tea whisk (chasen) and using exclusively ceremonial-grade matcha sourced from Fukuoka, Japan. Every drink is made to order from a focused menu of creative house specials — each layered with handmade compotes and cold foams — that has developed a cult following in Oak Cliff. Consistently cited by Visit Dallas, Dallas Observer, and PaperCity as the city's top matcha spot, Chasen holds a 4.5-star rating with nearly 100 reviews. Note that the café is closed on Mondays.

A beloved Latino-owned café literally next door to Chasen Matcha Bar on N Tyler St, making Oak Cliff a genuine two-for-one matcha destination. Hola Café brings a Latin-American cultural lens to the matcha trend — drinks are known for bold, earthy flavor without excessive sweetness, and the house Strawberry Matcha has been ranked among the best in Dallas by reviewers who praise its perfect sweet-earthy balance. The 4.3-star Yelp rating with 320+ reviews reflects a deeply loyal neighbourhood following, and a second Uptown location caters to the weekday office crowd.

The most unique concept on this list — a hybrid café, co-working space, creative studio, and community hub founded in 2025 by the team behind beloved boba pop-up The Boba Plug. Matcha is sourced from Shizuoka, Japan and prepared fresh per order, and the $8 base price includes one hour of co-working access; $25 buys the drink plus full-day access. Beyond drinks, Hyphen Space hosts regular matcha workshops, pop-up events, and community gatherings — making it a living cultural space rather than a café in any traditional sense. Founded by Asian American owners Vivian and Alyx.

A European-style street café and wine bar on Greenville Ave from the respected Duro Hospitality group — also behind The Charles and Sempre Sister — that brings unexpected sophistication to the Dallas matcha scene. An Italian espresso walk-up counter, standing bar tops, and a covered patio set the scene by day; a curated wine selection takes over by evening. The matcha program leans into local Texas flavors: the Banana Horchata Matcha and the Prickly Pear Matcha — a pink-and-green layered iced drink that is as visual as it is delicious — are the house signatures. Open every day until 9 PM, it is also one of the latest matcha options in the city.

A retro boutique neighbourhood coffee shop in Lakewood and one of the earliest Dallas champions of the specialty matcha movement — originally an Airstream concept before graduating to a full brick-and-mortar. JuJu's is one of the only cafés in Dallas that offers multiple ceremonial-grade matcha varieties side by side: currently Yugen and Hikari by Matchaful. Baristas guide guests through the differences — Yugen is umami-rich and savory, Hikari is light and citrusy with tasting notes of walnut, lemon, and butter. The Orange Bird (matcha americano with chocolate and orange bitters) is unlike anything else in the city. Opens at 6 AM, the earliest of any matcha spot in Dallas.