Haraz Coffee House

1st visit... had a Haraz Latte, great tasting and relaxing.. then had a Turkish coffee... just like its supposed to be... great place to drink, talk, or observe. Staff was awesome.

A relatively large single space with windows covering two sides, so it's great for getting some work done or just people watching. Wifi speed was about 30 MB/s when I was there, and there are plugs on lower walls to keep you charged. Latte was fine. The pastries looked very sweet so I didn't try anything. Great place to get caffeine and study/work. Staff was friendly.

I love the Haraz location in Corktown Detroit. And I do want to like this location in East Lansing a lot. In the early days of the location, the lattes are often made too sweet and I can’t taste the espresso much. So I stopped going for sometime as the lattes were consistently made poorly and I kept getting disappointed after paying for an $8 latte. I don’t mind the price if the product is actually good. I wanted to give the location another try and have been liking how the barista with the glasses makes my pistachio latte. So I was going here again frequently. I don’t like my pistachio latte too sweet with the default pistachio syrup but I prefer the pistachio sauce so I often ask to customize my latte to decrease syrup amount and instead maintain or increase the sauce. This morning I

I went there several times to Haraz East Lansing and the place is nice. The place opened some month ago and it is doing well. The coffee is not bad and their cakes are also edible. Prices are high, they have alot of hidden fees such as dining fee and staff has to be trained better. Not much Recommended place to visit as it is new and well decorated. There are better ones.

While the cup design is a 10 out of 10, the coffee was about a 3.5/10. I know good coffee, and this was a highly acidic variant which caused me immediate heartburn. I can't go back, but I wish them the very best.