Haraz Coffee House

So I tried the new coffee shop that just opened on the university campus, and I’m really glad they put it there because it’s not a far walk from me. I’ve been seeing it get popular, so I wanted to try it. They had a good variety of treats, but I went with the strawberry glazed croissant. You can never go wrong with a croissant, and it was really good — soft, flaky, and sweet. I got a caramel macchiato too, which was the perfect type of sweet for me. I liked how much space they had, especially in the back. It makes sense since it’s on a college campus. It wasn’t overly loud, just normal conversations going on. One thing I thought was smart — if you stay there, they put your food and drink on a cute tray that matches their theme. And since croissants are messy, all the crumbs just fall in

Haraz Coffee House has a great location and a beautiful, stylish interior. The desserts are fancy, tasty, and nicely presented, and the dishes look very elegant. The karak tea was okay, but a bit too strong for my taste. Overall, it’s a lovely place to visit.

I got a pistachio latte which was sooo yummy! It didn’t taste like a typical over sweetened, fake syrup, so the pistachio flavor tasted great. Atmosphere is very relaxed and perfect for doing work for hours as there’s multiple outlets and places to sit. Overall, service and latte were great but almost $10 for one drink is a little steep in my opinion. Music can be pretty loud at times too. Nonetheless, I’ll always support minority owned businesses!

This was my first time trying Haraz and I absolutely enjoyed it. My friends and I ordered the green apple fruit cake, the Dubai Chocolate, Bee bites, an Iced pistachio latte, a salted caramel latte, and I had the Matcha Latte with Haraz spice. I loved the aromas of the coffee and the desserts weren’t too sweet but delicious, I really like the bee bites also! The atmosphere made me feel fancy 🥰 and it was welcoming! Lastly, customer service was amazing and also accommodating.

They have a great selection of croissants such as glazed, filled, topped and plains! So cute but had a twist of Middle East culture and truly represents Yemen. They also have list of drinks like lattes, frappes, refreshers, smoothies and espresso/teas! The girl at the cashier didn’t know much but was polite.