Luxor Cafe

Churro latte was really delicious and I am always down for a new flavor when it comes to coffee. The coffee was a perfect combination of sweet but not too sweet. The people working made my experience. They were not only friendly, but helpful in answering questions and curating a perfect drink. Inside was cozy, airy and definitely somewhere nice to catch up with a friend. I can't wait to go back and try the french toast and other breakfast items! This will surely become a staple in Harvard Sq for coffee, food and good vibes.

This experience was interesting! The cafe itself had cool vibes. I ordered just a black coffee, and as I walked out of the store, the employee chased me out to get my coffee back-- they had brewed it in correctly (you are supposed to grind the beans before brewing). Great service in that respect! However, when I finally got the correctly made cup of coffee, it was a fairly dark, slightly overroasted flavored blend, and I got a big old mouthful of grounds at the end. I was given a card with all the stamps to redeem a free coffee my next visit, so I will be back. But for now, not my favorite cup of joe in the city!

So excited about a new Egyptian spot opening up with such a unique and fresh vibe! We ordered the baklava latte iced which was absolute perfection. Sweet, but not too sweet and tasted just like baklava. We also ordered two of the breakfast dishes which you could tell were made fresh and with care. We were lucky enough to meet the owner, a kind young man who is so so proud to share about Egypt and all the incredible dishes they have to offer.

It had just opened so I was one of their first customers. I use to be Roust and prior to that it was Darwin's. They have a deli but the food is limited and they take the orders from the attached coffee bar. The selection of food in their refrigerator is limited. They have plenty of seating. My coffee was delicious. I would certainly return if I were in the neighborhood.

If I could leave no stars I would. Waited 45 minutes for a breakfast sandwich. The place is dirty and seems to be violating many food/cleaning codes.

The kitchen was extremely unclean, and despite being marketed as an Egyptian restaurant, it offered only one Egyptian dish. There were no Arab chefs, and it seemed like the place relied heavily on paid influencer reviews and social media hype rather than quality. Given the state of the kitchen, if a health department inspector visited, the restaurant would likely be shut down the same day. Additionally, it was overpriced.In response to your message, I'm not sure what you're referring to. I visited for a latte and baklava with a friend around 11 a.m. Do you close at 11 a.m.? I'm not concerned with your business operations or the specifics of your message. Also, I work in biotech and am Turkish--now you made up story about me having a resturant?

This is one of the most beloved cafe spaces in Cambridge, former home of Darwin's, now Luxor. The space is large, it seems they have been in a 'soft opening' for a few months with pretty limited options. Good place for a coffee or tea, but unsure about the food - nothing was terribly appealing to me and ended up with an ok bakery item that was probably Iggy's. The staff is kind. The cafe business is really tough.....you need to wow ppl so they come back.....Luxor isn't really doing that yet. I'd suggest figuring out some unique food options that ppl would want to eat.

Cozy spot with friendly staff and a fantastic cortado. A great place to relax and unwind!

Absolutely amazing food with next level service. A MUST go! All the dishes we had were fresh and tasted so good. The service was one of the best I have ever experienced. As for the ambiance, it was really unique and very classy!!!