Cute smaller coffee shop! There's limited seating, but outlets near each table. The strawberry…read morematcha wasn't very strong (more milk than matcha flavor) and there's only one size for the drinks.

Everything I had was delicious, from the horchata latte to the focaccia veg sandwich. It's very…read morecomfortable in there and wonderful for getting work done as there are seating options and outlets. The service was very friendly. I wish I got to taste some other menu items but they seemed to have run out of a lot of their usual items.

My family and I got breakfast at Enswell during our stay in Philadelphia. This swanky, hip place…read moreoffers up elevated tasty food and superb service in an exquisitely decorated, albeit small, cafe. We braved negative degree weather for the roughly 10 minute walk from our hotel. We walked in at a good time. This is the type of place where a reservation for breakfast would be required. We were sat immediately. The dining area is tight. A green velvet bench, marble tables, metal chairs, all packed into a small area. You could very well have your butt brush over the table of the patrons next to you if you have to get up for any reason. It's tight. Our server was around quickly. He was super friendly and kept things conversational, light and sophisticated. My wife ordered an iced latte, I had their hot drip coffee. For a starter, we had to try the cinnamon knot bread. While it wasn't what we were expecting, it was good. Although, we wouldn't order again. The bread is presented as a small loaf, room temperature with a cold cream cheese icing drizzled over top. The bread had a mild cinnamon flavor and was dry. It lacked the sweet, moist dough you expect from a cinnamon bread. My wife ordered the French style omelet. This had gruyere cheese and chives. Beautifully plated, perfectly cooked and the taste was spot on. It was good enough to forget that she paid $21 for just an omelet, no meat, no sides. I ordered the Eggs Benedict. Pretty standard here. The eggs had bright orange yolks which is common for farm fresh eggs. The "coffee" hollandaise didn't come across with a coffee flavor but it was rich and went well with the ham and English muffins. One thing that stuck with me was their drip coffee. Not sure if it has been a while since I had a light roast but the Rival Bros. Revolver coffee was so good, I got a bag of whole beans to bring back home with me. I may even order it again online. Enswell succeeded on all fronts. The ambiance and service was great. The decor, impeccable. The food, thoughtful and tasty. The details from the silverware to the plates added to the experience. We would come back.

So cute inside!! We came here for happy hour and the weird gelato pairings they were doing this…read moremonth. I sampled the gelato, but stuck with cookies and cream which was delicious!! The crab fries and garlic bread are no skips. I hope to come back to try more food! We were lucky to get a table, the hostess was really nice and even found us outside to let us know we could make it! It does get really busy so I felt a bit rushed out but it was all good.

Nice neighborhood cafe serving various beverages and some small plates. Has both indoor and outdoor…read moreseating, a few smaller tables for 2-4 people. Peaceful street so is fine to sit outside on a nice day. Shakshuka was very zesty and the egg was cooked nicely on top. Big punch of mixed spice flavor from the tomato. It came with a few oiled crostini breads. Trout salad was very crisp and fresh. Both just the right amount for a tasty lunch. Thanks

the staff was really friendly and i think this is such a cute location. Overall, the food was good…read morebut my chai was not good so maybe I'll go back to try something new!

stopped here for lunch and a quick study sesh around 12:30pm on a Thursday, and I'm so glad i did!…read moreIt did get slightly busier as the lunch hour went on, which makes sense given how good the food is! The place is small, but it feels cozy and not crowded. I ordered the Vietnamese coffee and the pork banh mi, which were both so good. The Vietnamese coffee is not like the traditional Viet coffees you'd get at a pho place (shoutout Pho75 for the best iced Vietnamese coffee in Philly); Brown Street's is very strong and thick and doesn't really have that sweet condensed milk taste. Still, it was unique, chocolately and smooth, and also really caffeinated! Their pork banh mi is one of the BEST banh mis I've had in general-- the pork is tender and juicy, and it is topped with an ample amount of pickled vegetables. Every part of the sandwich from the crispy bread, fresh toppings, and flavorful, juicy meat was done perfectly. Oh, and the banh mi is pretty decently sized for what you pay. Definitely highly recommend!

I was really excited to try the bulgogi banh mi, but I do say I was a bit disappointed. The…read moreemployees were really nice, but unfortunately my bread was stale. The flavors were great, but stale bread unfortunately brought this review down for me.

I was introduced to Haraz at a Yelp elite event I was attending a few weeks ago and I knew I wanted…read moreto make my way there to check their location out. We ordered our drinks on the walk there and we hoped they would be ready when we arrived. When we walked in the time changed to add about 15 min on which was a bit annoying however we were not in a rush so we calmly waited. I got the hot matcha latte and it was really good. I like only a drop of sweetener bc I like to taste the matcha. I like it served temperature hot (not warm)- and this drink arrived exactly the way I like it. Would def come back for another one. My bf got some kind of coffee w cardamom in it (sorry I forget which kind - I'm not a coffee drinker and they all sound the same to me ha). He really enjoyed his drink. He had a BOGO coupon so we each actually got 2 drinks. I planned to take my second one home but the drink was so good I drank both of them ha. Will def be back again.

So Yelp suggested Haraz Coffee House a few weeks ago and it's been on my radar ever since.... What…read moreI appreciated about Haraz on the day I visited was the late hours they kept, I visited on a Saturday night and it was buzzing. It's the fanciest looking coffee house I ever visited, there's outside seating which is nice and the inside is lit up with warm yellow lighting throughout, very spacious with tables and wicker like chairs. It seems like a great spot to meet up with a friend or to visit, find a corner read or work. It looks like a family establishment, as I noticed there were children behind the register, a young man, maybe 10 years old took my order and did a great job doing so! Bravo! I purchased a vanilla hot matcha latte and a pistachio milk cake, the total was about $21!!! This price was expensive, visiting establishment like this often is not feasible to my budget but there's so much more I need to try so I'll be back. The matcha was amazing, actually the most authentic I've tried!!! And the pistachio milk cake was delicious, being a person who literally puts milk on cake lol, this was amazing!!! It wasn't too sweet and the pistachio gave balance! The slice is enough to share or split for 2 servings, which is what I did. Bottom line, I'll be back! I'd love to try their coffee and another pastry and possibly sit outside on a nice day. Please visit and enjoy!!!

Came here with two friends, we all ordered different coffees and different food. All delicious! My…read morebreakfast sandwich had a nice heat kick to it. Highly recommend Haraz.

This has become my after yoga treat, to keep me warm and happy on the walk home. I've had many of…read morethe drinks, which are delicious. My only warning would be that if you don't like strong coffee, be careful. These drinks pack a caffeinated punch. I want to give a special shout out to the adeni chai and especially the saffron adeni chai. These are really special drinks that you can't get just anywhere. Such a complicated depth of flavors. I could drink one every single day for the rest of my life and be happy. Some details: has a lot of seating, good Wi-Fi, stays open late, and has community events that look really interesting. Special shout out to the staff as well, who have always been so warm and welcoming.

I love neighborhood spots, and this little gem in the Art Museum area was such a great find. I…read morestopped by after a work meeting and was pleasantly surprised. The tuna sandwich was delicious--especially with their homemade tomato sauce. The service was friendly, and the space was bright, clean, and inviting. Overall, the vibe was exactly what I love in a local café. I'll definitely be back! Def for the chocolate kokosh!

Ever since this place opened in April 2025, my family and I became regulars. If you're a fan of…read morehome-made pastry and good coffee, this is a place for you. It is a family owed shop that has everything home made and fresh every day. They have more than pastries and coffee, there are also bagels, salads, and more. The place is very welcoming and clean. Everything they have tastes amazing!

Free WiFi! For those who care…read more Terribly watered down Americano. Bleh. But espresso is okay. They provide simple syrup, honey, peppermint, and hazelnut syrup, and a good selection of tea bags to choose from. Plenty of comfy seating, a power outlet to charge your phone. The nice relaxing atmosphere.