Haraz Coffee House

We recently went to Haraz Coffee House and had a mixed experience. We ordered a hot latte and the pink coconut refresher. The pink coconut drink was actually really good and refreshing, probably my favorite part of the visit. The latte, however, was ordered hot but came out more lukewarm than expected, which was a little disappointing. We also tried the brownie cheesecake and the ras malai milk cake. The brownie cheesecake was delicious, rich, and definitely worth it. The ras malai milk cake, though, felt a bit overhyped. It was good but did not fully live up to the expectations. Overall, the vibe is nice but the coffees felt overpriced for what we got.

I had a wonderful experience at Haraz Coffee House. The saffron latte I ordered was absolutely delicious — warm, fragrant, and beautifully balanced. The interior is stunning and truly transports you. It feels like stepping into a space that offers a genuine touch of Yemeni culture — the kind that sparks artistic inspiration and invites you to slow down and appreciate the atmosphere. During my visit, there was an altercation between two customers that ultimately required police involvement. While situations like that can happen anywhere, what stood out to me was the way it was handled. Everyone remained civil and respectful, and despite different cultural perspectives being present, the resolution was peaceful. In many places, an incident involving accusations and police presence might c

I’ve been wanting to come here for some time as their instagram makes their drinks look so pretty. The sign outside states that you can get 10% off if you show a parking receipt, but we were informed after showing her ours, that the discount is for Rutgers students. We ordered two specialty lattes to stay—the harazi and the saffron, along with a spinach borek. We found seats to stay, and waited for quite a while, while our food and drinks were being prepared. When they finally came out, I was disappointed. The borek was on a plate, but the drinks were in disposable cups. The cups are quite pretty, but still. My saffron latte was supposed to have both saffron and harazi spices, but it just tasted like warm milk. Though there were pieces of saffron in it. Trying my partner’s coffee, the hara

I’ve been to Haraz a handful of times and it’s always been a great experience! The drinks are on the better side for all the cafes in the area; never too sweet, don’t have an off-taste in the base coffee, good sizing, nice looking cups, only gripe would be they sometimes have a lot of ice. I’ve gotten seasonal drinks as well as the standard menu. In my photo is the white mocha latte and pumpkin matcha, both were very good, would get again! I’ve come here multiple times to study and the atmosphere is excellent for this, almost everyone here is doing some kind of work so you feel right in place. The interior is modern and visually appealing. There’s plenty of seating, yet it’s typically quite busy so you have to take whatever is open. The staff interactions are relatively short if you

The mango matcha just had a little syrup on the bottom and it tasted weird. I was better off not mixing and just drinking the matcha. The strawberry matcha had a lot of syrup and it would not mix at all because of how thick it was but it tasted a lot better than the mango. I would recommend the strawberry over it. Pricing is way too high for the size of the cup. The only reason I gave it a 3 stars was because of the seating and the decoration in the place is beautiful. The music is also great. Semicolon cafe and khyber cafe are a lot better and near the area