Sayfani Yemeni Coffee & Tea

Drink was okay, it did not have a strong flavor. Plenty of parking. Clean establishment. Good customer service.

Went for a coffee date and loved this place, the ambience, food, tea/ coffee exceeded expectations. One particular staff could have been more professional as they she hesitating to clean a table for us and wanted us to sit near the door , but ultimately she did so service was not bad. The other staffs were great and also helped with selecting the crowd favorites of the cafe.

Cafe was not too busy when we got there at 11, but got very busy when we left around 12:30. I got a coffee and my husband got a tea, and of course some cakes. Kids got the hot chocolate. All was very good. Loved that we got real cups and a design on the beverage.

Honey Cake is the name of my favorite dessert from the cafeSayfani Latte was good too

Such a cute coffee shop. The barista was very helpful to suggest things based on our preference. I got the sayfani coffee iced and it was absolutely delicious. The pastries definitely looked good but today wasn't the day for me to get my own but I did try the honey bread that My parents got. It's almost a sweet savory combo - I liked it. My son got the mango cake which was delicious (sweet for my taste). Lots of tables to sit at. Comfy booth areas too. I was able to work remotely for a few hours. Great spot!

This little coffee shop is bright and welcoming. It's a beautiful shop. They had several milk cakes, as well as a few other desserts, to choose from. We ordered the french toast latte, pistachio latte, and a coffee milk cake. All were amazing! The pistachio latte was very sweet, almost more of a dessert drink. The french toast latte had an intense cinnamon flavor. The coffee milk cake had a mild sweetness and good flavor. The staff were very friendly. I'm glad I don't live closer because this place could become addictive!

Love the ambience and the coffee. Their za'atar croissant is a must try! Wish they could wam it up but it's good nevertheless.

The second location of a local Yemeni cafe, after finding success with a more casual and spacious location in Allen, the owner opened his doors right here in Coppell, a place not typically looked at for opening new locations. That being said, they're in Soft Opening right now and people are already flocking to the newest spot in town.Service here is super quick, you order your drink/sweet and they'll typically have everything out in 5 minutes or less. Just make sure to let them know ahead of time if you'll be sitting in or taking out, because presentation changes and it's a lot more fun to sip from a big ceramic mug while playing the provided Uno than doing it with a paper cup.If you're a fan of sweets, there's plenty of options for you, or if you aren't so much like me then you still have choices, like their Basbusa cake or their custard sponge cake. As for the drinks, they have the best drinks you can ask for at a coffee shop, which are consistent ones. The owner here knows how I like my drinks from the other location and makes them the same every time.So all in all, I'm sure everyone who lives or those who work around Coppell are excited for a new spot, especially with it's a solid place to relax like this one. Definitely recommend trying them out!

Visiting Dallas for the weekend and I had decided to do some work at one of the newer Yemeni Coffee shops.I was greeted by some very enthusiastic workers who kindly walked us through the menu. I ordered the Mango cake, Sayfani Latte, Matcha latte, and the pistachio cake. The drinks and the mango cake a 9/10, but I felt the pistachio cake lacking compared to some of the other Yemeni coffee shops. Seating is limited and packed, but I completely understand due to the hype this place has been getting from social media. Other than that, the place is very well planned and maintained insuring vibes. They also have games, prayer rugs, and great music playing. I will definitely be visiting again soon!

Stopped by last night and was pleasantly surprised and impressed. Wife and I had never had Yemini anything, so we had no expectations, but were looking for a cultural experience to spice up our birthday celebration evening. As soon as we stepped into the Coppell location, we felt completely comfortable in the ambiance. We walked up to the counter and looked at the menu, and had no idea what we wanted. A lovely young man named Kai greeted us warmly, and asked if he could help guide us. I told him we wanted an authentic experience, so he suggested the tangerine ginger tea for my wife (aka the birthday girl), and when I said I preferred a traditional coffee, he picked the qahwa light for me. He was concerned that the high caffeine content might affect my sleep, and I was touched by his thoughtfulness and concern. After I assured him that I could handle it, he asked if we wanted to continue our adventure with a baked good. We once again put ourselves in his hands, and we ordered a beehive bread bun, which is filled with a tasty cheese and drizzled with honey. The coffee, tea and bun were beautifully arranged on a platter, and everything was delicious. I really loved the cardamon and saffron that was infused in the coffee. Afterwards, Kai saw me looking at the cakes, and once again steered me in the right cultural direction. We ended the evening with a slice of basboosa that was quite delightful. We will make this a frequent stopping off place for coffee, tea and snacks. Staff was great, ambiance very pleasant, and we felt like we had been transported to a different part of the world.