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    Bilqis Coffee

    4.3 (15 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Pistachio tres leches
    Yessenia F.

    Bilqis Coffee is such a welcome new gem in the neighborhood! I have passed by this place a few times and decided to try it, especially since I always wanted to try Yemeni coffee! The atmosphere is very cozy and chic. The space's design features a lot of plush seating and nice gold accents. I was greeted by a kind, knowledgeable server. He gave thorough recommendations for the different brews available. I opted to try the Bythani Qahwah, since it sounded like something I would enjoy. Bythani is brewed with almonds and spices. It was very flavorful and delicious! Each order is brewed to perfection and was served at our table. I also ordered a chocolate croissant and a slice of pistachio tres leches cake. The food and coffee were wonderful, and the atmosphere was the cherry on top!

    Honeycomb - A dessert consisting of honeycomb-shaped pastry pieces arranged on a white rectangular plate. The pastry is glazed with a shiny caramel sauce and sprinkled with black sesame seeds. In the background, there is a black coffee cup on a saucer, indicating a cafe setting. The presentation emphasizes the texture and toppings of the pastry, with a focus on its golden-brown color and glossy finish.
    Roxanne O.

    I've driven past this place but never entered because it seemed a little dark inside. But upon entering, all the lights and the touches of gold offset that. I was greeted warmly and was kindly helped with selecting a Yemeni coffee. The bilqis and the bythani are more milky if I remember correctly and the jubani has a lot of ginger so I went for the radaai. Each Yemeni coffee is made to order, so it can take a few minutes. First sip of the coffee you can taste the notes of ginger, which was made with a little less ginger than normal, for me, as it was my first introduction into this type of coffee. The coffee got better as I sipped, as it cooled, the warm ginger notes seem to come out more. I ate it along with a honeycomb bread, which was drizzled with honey. The end of the coffee has that grittiness that you find at the bottom of Turkish coffee so be sure not to drink it! I really enjoyed my twenty minutes here, it was calm and quiet, which I appreciate at the start of my day.

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    Fawn G.

    "To become the leading provider of authentic Yemeni specialty coffee in the United States, celebrating Yemen's rich coffee heritage while empowering local communities through sustainable business practices and enhancing global awareness of the unique qualities of Yemeni coffee" This is Bilqis Coffee's mission and that vision is crystal clear upon entering this fairly new spot in Bay Ridge. The aroma of Yemeni coffee and cardamom hit me as soon as I entered. This spacious gem also sells its coffees, teas as well as brewing instruments. I was in the mood for a coffee with cardamom and decided to order the Light Arabic Qahwah coffee. The barista who took my order was extremely courteous and asked me if this was my first time visiting shop. I replied yes and she offered me a free piece of baklava. I found a table as I waited for my coffee; there are ample seating and cushions for comfort. My Qahwah was ready and she served me a side of honey to place inside my coffee. You might ask what is the difference between Qahwah and regular coffee? Qahwah on its own does have an earthy and slightly bitter taste. However, when cloves, cinnamon and my favorite, cardamom, are added the flavor becomes a bit citrusy, floral and sweeter. The Qahwah was delicious and adding the honey complimented the cardamom nicely. Bilqis also serves assorted flavors of gelato, baklava, cheesecake, croissants and other sweets. Special shout out to the barista who served me, I did not get her name, but she is absolutely wonderful and accommodating! The cafe ambience is relaxing and there is complimentary water offered in the back. It's a great start to your day or end it after post work. Bilqis is located on 80th and Fiftb Avenue, take R train to 86th and Fourth Avenue, @8 minute walk.

    The image shows the interior of a coffee shop with a dark ceiling and modern lighting fixtures. Hanging woven pendant lights and green plants are suspended from the ceiling, adding decorative elements. The counter area includes a glass display case with ice cream, and the background features shelves with various items and a sign that reads 'BLOIS.' The front entrance is visible with a view of the street outside.
    Linda L.

    Wonderful escape in Bayridge to Yemen. Came in on a Saturday afternoon and most cozy couches were taken. Both coffee and tea were nice and strong, and I love that they have a cream/cardamom and ginger flavors. Im happy it wasn't sweet by default as the dessert complimented the hot drinks. Only thing I wish was the dessert was heated up to give it more crisp. Highly recommend a visit if you are looking for a place to catch up with someone or do work (they provide wifi password at the counter). Service is on the slower end which is why it should be a place to come if you are not in a hurry. IG@Jubes111

    Adam Y.

    First time here this new coffee shop is a great addition to the neighborhood, I tried 2 of their sweets, a sweet milk coffee, seemed to have been a medium roast. I have to say everything from the service to the quality was great i will definitely be back.

    Baklava was $3 EACH!! Both spongey,no flavor! The other; caramel cake tasted like burnt caramel. The yemen coffee was horrible. - The image shows a marble table with two white rectangular plates, each holding layered cakes with red and white icing patterns, and a small pastry. A gold fork is placed on each plate. A wooden tray with a glass teapot containing a beverage, possibly coffee or tea, and two empty glasses is also on the table. In the background, there are chairs and a person seated, with part of another person visible.
    Brooklyn A.

    Despite it being brightly lit & opened late which is always a plus in an area that is full of places that close too early, even on weekends..this place was disappointing! It's way overpriced for sh*tty coffee and below mediocre desserts! People linger there taking up seats long after they finish their coffee & desserts, having loud conversations with each other. This place has the audacity to charge $3 for EACH Small SQUARE of Baklava; which were spongey not crispy & lacking that traditional baklava flavor. The caramel swirl type of cakes tasted like burnt caramel! The Yemen coffee which we were told was strong & popular, was HORRIBLE! And what "strong"?? Again OVERPRICED & DISAPPOINTING, not returning. This place gets crowded with neighborhood regulars who you can tell grew up on this stuff so it seems they're used to this crap.

    Caramel iced latte , spinach cheese pastry

    Tried this place at random today instead of going to another yemeni spot I'm a regular at and i was pleasantly surprised ! Loved my latte it was perfect and the pastry was so delicious the decor and seating is so comfortable and the man at the register was courteous and friendly! Will become a regular

    spinach & feta bistro - A rectangular pastry with a golden-brown, flaky crust featuring a lattice pattern on top, likely filled with cheese or vegetables. It is served on a black rectangular plate, with a white surface underneath and some green objects partially visible in the background.

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    Great coffee Love their Yemeni latte is always so good! The staff are always so nice

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