Qahwah House is located in Drexel Town Square, which has its own continent parking. Unfortunately,…read morethere isn't a lot of seating inside, so you may not find a table if it's busy. The interior is beautifully decorated! Like other Yemeni shops, pricing can be expensive. Pastries are also on the smaller size. The cookie butter latte is delicious! I have also had their caramel macchiato, but it turns bitter quite quickly.

Love the coffee and pastries. I hope they get a location closer in the city. Always a favorite of…read moremine. The decor and outdoor/indoor seating is a nice touch. The service is friendly and they will answer any questions you may have.

I love how this place is decorated and there's so much comfy seating! I got the biscoff latte and…read moreit was delicious. They have many drink options. The desserts were on display and caught my attention. I couldn't resist! I had a delicious pistachio dessert. The dessert came in an edible chocolate cup! The service was fast and friendly. They call out your order and you retrieve it from the counter. There's a lot of plugs etc around the cafe to plug in your laptops etc. this would be a great spot for work meet ups or studying.

Their specialty lattes, especially the Pistachio, Spanish, and Biscoff, are all incredible! And I…read morecan't get enough of the Strawberry Matcha iced drink, it's seriously out of this world! The food is just as fantastic, delicious Arabic pastries, savory empanadas (spinach, chicken, beef), and the Dubai Chocolate Cake & Croissants. And don't forget to try the viral Trompe-l'œil French pastries! I tried the mango and banana flavors, and now I'm totally addicted! The space is bright and elegant, adorned with beautiful decor and murals. Plus, they even have a separate prayer room, making it perfect for community gatherings. Best part? It's the most affordable Arabic coffee place I've found so far! Staff were very attentive and friendly! I will be back soon.

I'm having a very bad day, received horrible news and my coworker had this DoorDashed to our office…read morefor me. I've only had something like this one other time. I'm not a tea/coffee person but this was delicious!!!! I will definitely have to try more things. I almost got a grilled cheese cuz I'm a grilled cheese snob and I like that they have garlic parm on the grilled cheese description! I'll update my review one I try it!

Finally made it to Candy Cloud!…read more The prices are very reasonable I honestly thought they would be higher especially due to the "cup". Between three of us we tried a good variety and everything was really tasty! The only issue was my refresher I added boba to and realized while halfway home while drinking it that no boba was added! you pay extra for that so that was most the disappointment with that. Due to the way the layering effort the drink had I assumed they were in there and they were noted on the order ticket. It's an interesting atmosphere with kind of a no employee contact vibe however someone said welcome or hello every time the door opened - but you order and pay all on your own unless you are paying with cash then you ring a bell. Ordering was easy and actually made working through the menu smoother since you could visually see what all the drinks/items looked like. I would definitely go back if in the area.

Reliable and consistent with every other experience I've had at First Watch restaurants in other…read morestates. At this visit I tried the sangria. Well, we got a pitcher to share between the two of us. It was a perfect amount and it was really good and filled with fruit.

I really appreciate having gluten-free options. Thank you for that. My husband doesn't need to be…read moregluten-free and he likes the regular options. He also appreciated that you had a turkey sausage.

I go to lots of coffee shops, including Starbucks…read more This location has gotten better in the last year (IMHO). Got a very friendly greeting by Barista. Gave us plenty of time to get our orders figured out. Asked if we could get our drinks in mugs, and that was no problem at all. We ordered a couple of London Fog Lattes (earl grey with steamed milk), with extra foam. They were made very good. And we split a piece of the pumpkin bread which was moist, and warmed up in the oven). The place was about half full. Most tables were having quite conversation, so it was easy for us to hear each other. I'm more of a fan of local boutique coffee shops, but this Starbucks did a good job.

A solid starbies. Everyone is super nice and their service is speedy. Love that they have a drive…read morethru!

IG: diamante.lara.milwaukee Real POVs / Real Spots…read more I personally like the food and the people there. Peaceful and affordable.

I have been to their other location in Milwaukee, but this was my first time visiting this one…read more Food: I don't drink coffee, but I really enjoy tea, especially tea lattes like chai and London Fog. I know that traditional Yemeni coffee shops don't usually make tea lattes, but I thought I would ask anyway, and the answer was no. I also wondered whether asking was culturally insensitive, given that tea lattes aren't a Yemeni thing. I'll let you decide. I do enjoy Adeni teas, and I ordered the saffron version with a little sugar. It was excellent. The flavors were rich and just sweet enough. They serve these teas very hot, so I've learned to let them cool a bit before drinking so I don't scald my lips. I would have liked to try the honeycomb bread (khalat al Nahal), but they were out, which was disappointing. I did order the almond Danish instead, and that was excellent. Service: The service was friendly and efficient. The woman who took my order didn't seem bothered by my interest in a tea latte, and when I asked about the honeycomb bread, she gave a sincere apology. My one complaint is that they display a sample piece in the counter, which gives the impression that it's available. If it's not actually offered, it would probably be better to remove the sample. Atmosphere: The interior space is amazing. They've taken about half of the Melrose restaurant and converted it into the Haraz Coffee House. You enter through the same door and then head right for the restaurant seating or left for the coffee shop. A see-through wooden partition allows you to see between the two spaces. The interior design is beautiful and relaxing. There were only a few small groups there during my visit, and it was very quiet. I actually think creating a separate coffee shop within a restaurant is a great idea. I would definitely come back.

I order the strawberries and creme frap with a lot of substitutions/changes. I ask for extra extra…read morestrawberry puree, fat free milk, 5 pumps white chocolate mocha, 5 pumps sugar free vanilla and no whip. Yes it still has a lot of sugar but cutting out extra fat/calories while tasting like a strawberry shake is great! The calories are still 1/4 of a strawberry shake with ice cream and whole milk and literally tastes the same. My order is always correct here, it's clean inside and staff are super friendly

All the Starbucks that I've been to recently have written little things on the cups to make it feel…read moremore like a local coffee shop. Well, they do that at this location too, but no one greeted me when I walked in, asked my name when I walked over to the mobile order pick up area when my order was not there, nor even really made eye contact the entire time I was there. Not a big deal, but if you're looking for any kind of human contact with your coffee, go to a local coffee shop instead of Starbucks, especially this location.

The main problem here are the oddly limited hours but this is otherwise a great place for a coffee…read moreand snack. It's very clean, spacious, sunny with friendly personable workers. Not a lot of vegetarian options except for salads. No fancy coffees, and in fact the overall selection is limited, but you can get a cup of high octane fresh coffee that's better than at a gas station plus a burger or chicken sandwich, a doughnut, and get a little work done at one of the many open tables. There's a couple of pool tables, but the few players making use of them are poor college students so you're not going to make any money if that's what you're after. Don't use the vending machines if the cafe is closed, they are too expensive.

One of our new favorite spots! I have been meaning to try…read moreBread House for a while. I don't live in Milwaukee, but Madison is not so far away. So, of course, we had to try a bunch of different items. All the dips, the topped hummus, baba ghanoush, and skillet tomatoes (forgot the name) were amazing! The hummus alone was so silky and smooth. The bread is super soft and fluffy; we had the flatbread with different toppings. Very good! My favorite was the za'atar one. We had something I've never had before called Stromboli (stuffed roll) with Akkawi white cheese, and it was my favorite. So, so good! And we can't forget the falafel, with the hummus and the fluffy bread, just goes together perfectly. Staff were all super informative and friendly. They have the cutest Budgerigar birds, a blue and a green one, so cute!

1st time. Baklava was too strong with a hint of harshness. I guess I better stick with the…read moreGreeks. The bed roll with cheese was too much cheese for me, but I guess that could be my taste only.

After my last breakfast experience of $22+ for a chili cheese omelette for one person from a dive…read morerestaurant I came here for breakfast for two people which was $30 with one coffee at a nicer diner. This is a solid breakfast spot and every table was in service towards the end of our meals. We had a chili cheese omelette and the country fried steak breakfast. I had the country fried steak this time but I did have the chili cheese omelette on my last visit and I didn't snap any pictures because a customer had a medical emergency and an ambulance and fire truck came to the restaurant but I remember liking it. The decor is nothing fancy but it's not a dive with over priced omelets like my breakfast experience, look at my last review. The country fried steak was noticeably bigger than most places around town except for NA cafe which is a real country steak and I just expected a frozen restaurant supply quality. It was golden brown with that commercial sausage gravy which is the norm for 99% of breakfast restaurants around town so I'm not going to knock them on that because I'm a country fried steak guy all my life. The sunny side up eggs were cooked perfectly. The extra crispy hash browns were cooked perfectly and the sourdough toast was better than the average restaurant where you couldn't tell if it was white or sourdough with that chew. Overall it's a solid breakfast spot with all my visits and at $13 it's $9 cheaper than my last breakfast experience at a dive restaurant and hits the spot.

What a great find!…read more We're in town from Illinois for a baseball tournament and stopped by Oak Creek Diner for breakfast. From the moment we walked in, we knew we'd found a local favorite. The counter service was a great bonus and gave the place that classic diner feel. Everything we ordered was fantastic. The corned beef hash was some of the best we've had, the Western omelette was loaded with fresh ingredients, and the meat lovers skillet was hearty, packed with bacon, sausage, ham, and plenty of flavor. Every plate came out hot, the portions were generous, and everything was cooked just right. Friendly service, great food, and a classic diner atmosphere. If you're in the Oak Creek area, whether you're a local or just passing through like we were, this place is absolutely worth the stop. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in town!