Arwa Yemeni Coffee

This gorgeous Yemeni coffee shop is absolutely stunning inside. The aesthetic is super clean, and the attention to detail is next level. They have these beautiful arches inspired by one of the oldest ancient mosques in Yemen, which adds such a unique touch. Plus, there's a lovely outdoor courtyard to enjoy a drink on a nice sunny day.I had never tried Yemeni coffee before, so I went for the Yemeni latte, and it was really nice! They source all their beans directly from Yemen and roast them in-house, so every cup is fresh and authentic. They offer a mix of traditional drinks and classics like cappuccinos, lattes, and espressos. And if you've got a sweet tooth, they've got crispy pastries and delicious cakes with unique flavors.The staff was super friendly and welcoming. They even asked if it was our first time visiting so they could help with any questions. Definitely a spot worth checking out!

Great food ! Great service beautiful ambiance ! Love it will be back soon the Adeni tea

big fan of the glass set of chai-- would recommend fully! The cruffin needed a bit more cinnamon but still hit! Will need to return.Cheers!

Came here with friends after they recommend this place and it didn't disappoint! Place was packed when we got there and there were two tables and we got one of them. Then more people came and it was completely packed! The tea was so good! I had few cups! The Karak tea was spot on! Will definitely return when in town and will recommend it to friends and family. Super cute decor! Highly recommend

The name comes from Queen Arwa, the first hujjah queen and a native of Haraz, an area in Yemen well-known for their coffee beans. The staff is friendly. The Yemeni Latte comes with a camel as coffee art, and it tastes good. If you like sweet lattes, highly recommend the Sand Dune latte! Have to come back here to try the rest of the coffees. They also have a wide variety of dates and sweets. The ambiance both interiorly and exteriorly in the patio area is really nice!

The lattes are delicious but very sweet; you can ask for half-sweet. The baked goods are delivered fresh, I got to have a honeycomb bread that was still warm from the oven and it was incredible. Very nice staff, pretty space. Be advised that the steamer takes a while to warm up in the morning so if you arrive at ten, don't expect your latte til 1025.

The Yemeni latte at Arwa Coffee is a delightful experience for coffee enthusiasts. The blend of rich Yemeni coffee with creamy milk creates a harmonious balance of flavors. The coffee itself is robust and aromatic, showcasing the unique characteristics of Yemen's beans.What stands out is the smooth texture and the subtle spice notes that elevate the drink, making it both comforting and intriguing. The baristas at Arwa Coffee pay great attention to detail, ensuring each cup is crafted to perfection. The inviting atmosphere of the café adds to the overall enjoyment, making it a perfect spot to unwind or catch up with friends. Highly recommend for anyone looking to explore a unique twist on the classic latte!

The first time I went to a Yemeni tea shop was back in New York, and I enjoyed it so much that I have been looking for a similar experience here. I was excited to find Arwa. They have a solid selection of coffees, but what I came for was the milk tea. The black tea flavor is strong, infused with cardamom and other spices. The prices are very reasonable, with a 12oz starting at $4. The interior of the coffee shop is bright and spacious, with a variety of tables, couches, and a large patio for when the weather is just right. There were people like me and my friend, who were just sitting around and catching up, and there were those who were busy doing work and studying. They do have free wi-fi, and they have a good number of outlets as well. I also tried their pistachio and white chocolate covered dates, which were the perfect sweet treat to go with the milk tea. Overall, I really like this cafe. The tea was phenomenal and the interior is an incredibly nice space. I will be returning to try some of their other pastries and desserts!

Lovely little coffee shop. We visited on a Sunday with our granddaughter. The beverages and pastries were delicious! My pistachio latte was delicious. The cafe was busy, but with lots of tables and patrons hanging out, studying, era. The staff were very friendly and we didn't wait long for our drinks. If there was anything negative, I would say the outdoor space was really dirty with garbage on the ground and dirty tables. It would have been nice to see someone cleaning up out there.

Adeni Chai is nice and not very strong or thick so I could probably drink a whole pot of it myself! Their lattes have great flavors and the coffee itself seems like a great blend.Very aesthetic interior with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Variety of Yemeni vibes from the fountain and exotic tree plants outside to the books. I also got their coffee purse which was too cute to pass.