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    Cafe Zuri

    4.2 (117 reviews)
    Closed 6:15 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Quiet
    Outdoor seating

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    Amelia S.

    We popped into Cafe Zuri on a Saturday morning to grab a bakery style breakfast. We ordered two different quiches and two cappuccinos. The interior is cute and has a European cafe feel, complete with cocktail options, unique coffees, pastries, and breakfast burritos. Note that there is no indoor seating at all. Our quiches and coffees were good but pretty expensive... we paid $25 for two quiches and two cappuccinos which seems steep to me. Overall, cafe zuri is a fun coffee stop worth checking out if you're near 32nd.

    Linderama65 L.

    Visiting the area for several days and this wonderful little cafe sits around the corner. Love the refreshing "laptop free" atmosphere and coming into a cafe of people engaging at tables, friendly greeting at the counter, wonderful selection of quiches, pastries, coffees, smoothies and cocktails. What a great little euro feeling cafe! Highly recommend checking this place out!

    Chai tea latte with almond milk
    Peter P.

    Cafe Zuri has a cozy vibe, and I like it! They have a pretty cool interior, very energetic and friendly staff, and tons of different coffee/espresso options. I got Chai tea latte with a shot and hazelnut which I thought it'd taste weird, but it was actually pretty delish! Also they sell homemade bloody Mary mix! They don't have any seating area though, so it's more of a takeout kinda place.

    Adam D.

    Need a buzz? This cafe offers a caffeinated and alcoholic beverages for a high. Or you can mix both if you are so inclined. It's a small place with a bar for three and many small tables to spark a conversation at. What makes this cafe stand apart from neighboring ones, is that they have a policy discouraging use of computers while inside. Their goal is to bring people together, European cafe style, promoting conversation and not reclusion. The beverage menu offers the usual caffeinated suspects using Coda roaster coffee, which I found to be quite balanced. I had the Cortado, made with half 'n' half and quite delicious. The cafe is a fresh concept that I love.

    Jalapeno cheddar bacon quiche. (When you m/w anything with bacon the meat turns mushy, as does the crust)
    David M.

    Hmmmm. If I can get a million reads on this review then I'm sure that a person smarter than me will be able to figure out the way to solve this serious culinary problem: How can a place reheat their quiche to make it both quickly served and great tasting? Since the closing of the Rolling Pin Bakery (they had a lil' doohickey machine they used to magically reheat their quiche that worked purdy darn well) almost every other friggin' place reheats their quiche in a microwave which destroys the crust--both in taste and consistency. Café Zuri suffers from that same difficulty. They have almost a dozen different quiches on any given day, but they all get nuked in the ole m/w for reheating. While the quiche quality is high, they destroy the dish by m/w'ing it. This doesn't work and I don't understand why really good bakers don't understand this. (I'm talkin' to you Mr. Wooden Spoon, and you too Ms. Detour Bakery). I guess I could just beg each place to reheat my choice of quiche in their standard or convection oven and wait for 15 or so minutes. No problem there in the bigger sense of the picture. And maybe La Fillette has the best practical approach (see my recent review). But the bottom line is that if we can send a man to Mars (I'm talkin' to you Donald Trump), why can't we figure out how to reheat @#$W%^! quiche? Just sayin', David "Some like it hot" ("and crispy crusted") M.

    Mushroom and Parmesan quiche
    Kelsey J.

    They are getting 5 stars from me because they do a perfect mocha, exactly the way I like it. This is not common at most coffee shops. I've gotten 3 in the last week - I'm obsessed! The people are always very pleasant and quick to the orders. I tried a quiche today and love all the flavors they have. I don't eat quiches that often (actually ever) so I can't say If it was top tier or not but I did eat it all!

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    Apple strudel is homemade and so good! They serve Coda coffee and Bhakti Chi.

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    We came here for b-fast on Saturday around 9ish... good coffee and ambiance!

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    Delicious quince and friendly staff! This place is a must. Perfect for hanging out and relaxing for a bit :)

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