Pax & Beneficia Coffee - Las Colinas | Irving

They had amazing coffee and amazing service! Absolutely loved my time here!

Great little coffee shop near the canal. Had a cappuccino and pound cake, both very good.

A lovely little place tucked into a corner of Las Colinas, this was a wonderful surprise. Their turkish coffee, infused with cardamom and served in traditional hammered plates, was excellent. The cardamom made it mildly sweet without having to add any sugar at all. Can't wait to sample some of their other goodies.

I was in the area for work and found this place on my maps. There is not parking lot in the front but there is a garage in the vicinity that is covered which was great. The place looked great on the inside with plenty of area to sit along with a friendly staff that assisted me in ordering. The menu is mall but special order can be made to your liking. I ordered the Americano. The coffee was very good and the quantity was perfect as well. The staff was very kind in making sure it was what I wanted. Will visit again for sure next time in town.

Don't know why people love this place. It's the epitome of an overpriced lefty hipster shop to "be seen" - I got a nitro cold brew that they didn't even fill the cup 3/4. It tasted like tangy old putrid coffee. There is a huge line but their fancy atopsphere provides zero place to actually line up. Never again.

I've been here a couple times now and I would definitely recommend it. First of all, the coffee is good — it's the main reason to go in my opinion. I get a white chocolate & vanilla latte and it's DOPE. The drip is straight too, but it's all personal taste at the end of the day.

Secondly, the vibe is good. The baristas are super friendly and nice. The place is light with lots of windows. The music they play isn't overpowering and there is no shortage of outlets to charge your stuff.

Thirdly, it's a great place to go and work. I spent about 3 hours here and was super productive. People don't bother you — most are doing work too — and it's not loud. It's a good atmosphere honestly and, as a writer, I appreciated the flow of people. Some stay and some run in an out. Some people brought their kids, some came as groups, some came alone. It's a vibe where everyone is welcome.

Lastly, their menu isn't complicated and they have free WiFi. To be honest, the WiFi is kinda slow. I'd recommend a hotspot if you can, but it is functional — that's just my personal opinion though. There are tables for groups, pairs, a high bar by the window, and a couch with chairs. It's not super huge, but it's big enough to be comfortable.

If you're a coffee lover in the area, it's definitely worth giving it a try.

Friendly, comfortable, relaxing atmosphere. As explained by the baristas, Pax and Beneficia means Peace and Blessings in Latin. The peaceful atmosphere is very apparent once you enter the building and their coffee is certainly a blessing, however you take it. I wish this team all the best in their future endeavors.

Order the Turkish coffee; you won’t be disappointed. Seemed to have ample seating and lots of natural light. Tucked into a new nifty area in Las Colinas, and has a wall with neon letters for you instagram queens.

Stunning decor from the moment you walk in. Friendly staff every single time. Every drink here is great, it's no wonder the place is so popular. The drinks are so pretty you don't even want to touch them. Ask for the Mediterranean Limonada, perfectly refreshing year-round!

This place overcharges for their products. In addition to being super annoying by going cashless, they can’t make a good cup of coffee. I ordered a 16oz pour over of their featured coffee, an Ethiopian origin. Coffee was not hot and it was a 12oz. When I asked the lady that I had ordered a 16oz, she THEN informed me that pour overs only come in 12oz. I’m amazed that service keeps slipping to new lows. The chocolate chip cookie was good, which is why I gave it gets a star.