In the heart of South Irving, something special is brewing. Alma Cafe, a family-run, woman- and Latina-owned small business, is quickly becoming one of the area’s most beloved coffee experiences—all without a single permanent opening day.
Founded by Dallas native Marla, Alma isn’t named after a person, but rather a feeling—the one they hope every guest experiences with each visit. In Spanish, “Alma” means “soul,” and the name reflects the shop’s mission to offer more than just great coffee. It’s about warmth, peace, and connection. From the inviting atmosphere to every handcrafted sip, Alma is designed to feel like comfort in a cup.
Alma began as a pop-up at a City of Irving event last December, and it didn’t take long for word to spread. From their now-viral matcha latte to their deeply flavorful coffee and scratch-made pastries, Alma has consistently sold out every pop-up since. Their ingredients are fresh, their syrups are made in-house, and their menu has already gained a loyal following…