SANA'A CAFE

Sana’a Cafe – Redwood City Absolutely loved this spot! I ordered the mocha latte, which was rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced. We also shared the Biscoff cheesecake—sadly not pictured because we devoured it way too fast. It was creamy, indulgent, and honestly one of the highlights. The location is super convenient, the service was friendly and attentive, and the overall vibe is warm and inviting. Sana’a Cafe continues to deliver on quality and consistency. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!

The new Yemeni coffee shop in Redwood City's downtown area is a charming addition to the neighborhood. When we visited on in morning, it was relatively quiet. The shop, situated at a corner, boasts a lovely interior with tasteful wall decorations and a pleasant seating arrangement. Conveniently located across from a well-known coffee and pastry shop, it offers a variety of coffee options, including pour-over, Turkish coffee, and Yemeni coffee, as well as an assortment of pastries. We ordered a Sana'a latte, Sana'ani pour-over, mocha latte, and a regular latte. The coffee is good. For pastries, we enjoyed a selection of their offerings. However, the service was rather slow, as the staff were juggling both order-taking and preparation. Improving service efficiency would enhance the overa

We stopped by Sanaa Cafe in Redwood City for some post-dinner Adeni chai with family. The space itself is beautiful — the location is very aesthetic and there’s plenty of seating, which makes it easy to find a spot even during peak hours. Unfortunately, the Adeni chai was a bit disappointing. It didn’t taste freshly brewed and seemed to be made from a chai mix rather than prepared from scratch. For a place known for tea, that was a letdown. I also wish the teapots came with small candle burners underneath to keep the tea hot while you sit and enjoy it — that would really elevate the experience. For desserts, we tried a few items. The milky baklava wasn’t my favorite and is probably something I’d skip next time. The tiramisu cheesecake had good flavor, but the biscuit layer tasted a littl

100% fantastic experience at Sana'a Cafe. Which is a delightful thing to have, especially considering I went during their soft opening. Cardamom coffee, and a Bird's Nest for a small snake treat. Both looked and tasted fantastic!. About any of their coffees with cardamom here, I suggest that you don't do anything to the coffee. When you get it. Simply drink it and enjoy it. I have found that I didn't need to add anything beyond what the counter had done to it already. No milk. No sugar. Just delightful to drink as it is. Everyone behind the counter was a joy to interact with. And since this was my first visit, I ask a lot of questions. They provided a lot of informative answers too. Inside and out the Sana'a Cafe is simply beautiful. All the tables were kept clean. And the station for

Amazing smell of the spices -- that's what I got once I entered the shop. The location is amazing. It's on 2400 Broadway -- can't get better than this. So many shops and places to walk around in the neighborhood. Love the water stall. What a nice touch. So many desserts and sweets. Just had an American as usual. I know! There are tons of drinks to choose from the menu. What can I say; I'm a simple guy. I'm just here to have some decent coffee after gorging myself with so much foods from Whole Foods.