Haraz Coffee House

This was our first time visiting this coffee place, and we had a wonderful experience. Atefeh was incredibly kind, welcoming, and attentive from the moment we arrived. She served us very well and made sure everything was perfect for us. Her friendly attitude and great customer service really made our visit special. It’s always nice to meet someone who genuinely cares about making customers feel comfortable and taken care of. Thank you, Atefeh, for such a great first experience — we will definitely be coming back! ☕😊

Spacious, elegant cafe serving Turkish drinks and desserts. I saw a family playing games, friends working, and other chatting. They offer WiFi and have many outlets so it's conducive to working especially because it doesn't get crowded. I got their 12oz Adeni/Karak chai which cost $6.22. The chai was good although there were tea particles floating on top.

☕ Coffee & Drinks The highlight here is the signature Yemeni coffee—rich, aromatic, and brewed to perfection. Whether you prefer it strong and bold or smooth and spiced, Haraz Café delivers a cup that feels both comforting and unique. Their specialty teas and fresh juices also stand out, offering refreshing options to pair with your meal or enjoy on their own. 🍰 Freshness & Taste Guests rave about the fresh pastries and desserts, which are light, flavorful, and made daily. Everything tastes homemade, with attention to detail that makes each bite memorable. 💲 Value for Money Like its neighbor, Haraz Café offers excellent value. You get premium quality drinks and snacks at prices that are fair and accessible, making it a favorite for both quick stops and longer hangouts. 🤝 Atmosphere &

Visited Haraz Cafe in Fairfax today and really enjoyed the modern, stylish atmosphere. The coffee was great. My friend tried the Mozzarella sandwich, it felt a bit too simple for my taste, not something I’d personally order. The dessert, however, was very good. Overall, a nice spot.

Coffee Shop No. 522 Haraz Coffeehouse Fairfax, VA July 13, 2025 In Yemen, the word Haraz is almost always associated with the Haraz Mountains and the renowned coffee grown there. So it felt perfectly fitting to discover a coffee house carrying the name Haraz. The setting at Haraz Coffee House is tranquil, with large windows and a soft beige color scheme accented by warm wood. The barista was patient and gracious as I looked over the menu and asked questions, even seeming genuinely enthusiastic when I inquired about the meaning of “Haraz.” I eventually ordered a Turkish coffee—my second favorite coffee drink after the cortado. It arrived on a beautiful copper tray, served in a matching cezve (long-handled pot) with a small duncan cup traditionally used for Turkish coffee. The presentatio