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While each of Atlanta's coffee shops has a unique flavor to it, there is probably nothing even remotely close to Haraz. As a small chain starting out from Michigan, the Atlanta location opened in 2025. The concept of Yemeni coffee is something that the vast majority of Haraz visitors will be experiencing for the very first time. The spices, the richness, the heat. This is no dull, cautiously warm Starbucks cup. Haraz is the real deal. Haraz name represents the Haraz mountains of Yemen, known for high quality terrace grown coffee bean production. The most popular drink here is Harazi Mufawar, a spice loaded coffee served scorching hot. It is a real delicacy of the genre. The interior is tightly packed, adding a liveliness to the place. There are fairly limited charging stations, so that's one downside of this spot for those coming to work or study. The interior design is also an area where more authenticity and attention to detail could have been present. With all that said, Haraz is a wonderful and unique spot to spend time.
I ordered a hot saffron latte and beef sambusa. So so good the both of them! I inhaled the sambusa and was finally happy to have a latte that tasted different than what I get at other shops. Only minor ding was the time it took them to prepare the latte, but they are new and still getting their rhythm.
They have the best cloud Matcha's I've ever had! The staff were so nice and helpful and the atmosphere and vibe of the place was so nice i could've spent my whole morning here. It's definitely one of the best coffee houses I've ever been to. They will be seeing me again.
I first tried Haraz Coffee House in Charlotte, NC. What started off as one shop, has grown to 3 in the Charlotte metro area. If you include Fort Mill, SC- a total of 4! I always have to make a stop when I am in Charlotte so of course I was excited to see that my home city of Atlanta was finally getting a Haraz! I made my way to this location on a Saturday afternoon. It is located in the heart of midtown Atlanta. The downfall to this is that if you do not reside in the area or are already in the area you will have to pay to park. I parked directly on the side of the building and paid $2.00. While this is not a lot, it does add to the cost of the coffee experience . The place was crowded! I think the secret is already out about how amazing the coffee is at Haraz! I opted for a Haraz latte. It is one of the less sweet drinks they serve. I also tried the pistachio cookie ( which I have never had). Since the place was so crowded and there were no open seats I did get my order to go. As I waited on my coffee I ended up eating the entire Cooke! It was really tasty. Soft, flavorful and just melted in my mouth! It is a must try ! There was no surprise that I also enjoyed my latte!! Haraz never disappoints ! I have already been back with a friend. She is NOT a coffee drinker. She tried the mocha latte! She loved it! She messaged me the next day and said she wants to return !! I am certain that there will be additional Haraz franchises popping up in Atlanta! In the mean time I will have to make the journey to patronize this location! If you are looking for quality coffee and tea, tasty pastry options and nice service- this is your spot!
Nice aesthetics, great outlet placement, and a variety of table sizes, but it's always busy and I would never come here for the food and drinks alone. My friends and I shared Pistachio Milk Cake, the Harazi Mufawar (kind of like a latte with cardamom), and an Iced Pistachio Latte. The milk cake was similar to a Tres Leches cake with a dusting of pistachio on top, and it was wayyyy sweet even compared to other Tres Leches cakes. I wished the pistachio has come through more, but they really skimped on the nuts in it. The same was true for the Pistachio Latte - too sweet, not enough flavor. If you prefer your desserts and drinks on the not too sweet side, probably not the place for you. I love cardamom, but the Harazi Mufawar was a bit overwhelming. Even just smelling it was like snorting straight cardamom. Would've preferred a better balance with stronger coffee flavors. I'm a big fan of Turkish coffee and the kinds of flavors this Haraz is going for, but I think it missed this time.
Veryyyy long awaited. And I was not disappointed Love that it's right off Georgia Techs campus. If this had been there back when I was living/at school at Tech, I would have for sure been here every day. The inside is beautiful, although it is a bit crowded (understandable bc it's stunning and right off campus). The parking situation was my least favorite though. It took me a second to find a lot for paid parking around the corner. I am not sure if Haraz validates right now. I got the Saffron Adeni Chai (hot) and beef sambusa. Both were delicious. When I am in the area, I would love to stop by again.
Service was quick and very kind & patient! The atmosphere was also very modern and spacious so it didn't feel like a cooped up coffee spot like most coffee places do. The drinks were also very good! I got the iced Adeni I just had to add two sugars but even without the sugars added it was very good just not as sweet as I like it to be.
The staff suggested a really nice coffee because I couldn't decide. The coffee was full flavored and not bitter like some other popular coffee places (Star.....). I got a salted caramel latte, it wasn't overly sweet and you could taste hints of some type of cinnamon perhaps. It was really good. The atmosphere is nice and the music is relaxing. Not too loud. I will come back if I am in the area
Perfect spot if you need somewhere to sit and work for a bit, they close later than any other coffee shop in the area. The service was incredible. Everyone who works here was so nice and sweet. They keep the place really clean and the music is not loud so you can work in peace. The price was high- It is Midtown so it's to be expected. The coffee was great, but the bakery snacks were dry, which was a little disappointing. Overall a nice place to work if you're in a pinch and it's getting late.
Great coffee here. I think yemeni coffee is the best. This has best flavor coffee of all the coffee shops I've been to so far in city of Atlanta.
Really great coffee shop. They had a good battery to choose from. The pistachio latte was delicious.
Oh my goodness, what a delightful surprise this morning! My usual coffee spot was closed, so we wandered over to Haraz. The Jubani there was absolutely incredible, bursting with ginger. It's become one of my favorite drinks. The empanada was fresh and flaky, making it the perfect way to start my day.
Haraz is the perfect addition to the neighborhood! It's quickly become my go-to coffee shop for a Mocha Latte on cheat day and an Iced Matcha Latte with Oat Milk during the week. I've had the Lavender Matcha twice and most recently the Dragonfruit Matcha. Both are well balanced, the Lavender Matcha is the more subtle and go with the Dragonfruit if you prefer a slightly sweeter taste! Also the chocolate chip cookie and espresso shot are both winners. If you're looking for a dessert in a cup, go with the Mocha Latte, it's blended with ice cream! The service is A+ and if you're undecided you can't go wrong with a recommendation from Muka aka Seven...just look for bro with the locs and you're in good hands. Great spot to work remotely with clean bathrooms and sturdy to-go cups. 10/10
Such an awesome experience. The staff was friendly, the cafe was clean, the bathrooms were very nice and had a bidet, and the presentation of the coffee was really lovely (they delivered it to us on these cute wooden trays). The coffee and matcha itself is also delicious. I really appreciate cultural coffee shops because the flavors are unique and I love trying the different flavors. In this case, they had "haraz spice" that elevated the coffee drinks. I've been a few times now and tried their pistachio latte, salted caramel latte, mango matcha, and mocha. Highly recommend! read more
Wow .. this is such a hidden gem ! Very close to Georgia Tech and student housing center. Lots of student apartments in this locality. Fantastic location . Parking could be a big headache here . Very tough to get parking . I had to pay and park ! 6$ per hour . (More expensive than the coffee :) ) service was super good ! Nice interiors . Seats were good but mostly occupied by students and sometimes tough to get a seat ! Speciality brewes were just spectacular . Harazi mufawar was exceptional . Loved the aroma and the Turkish/Mediterranean flavor ! We also got Karak chai (tea) . Wasn't the best but good . It was kinda watery and less tea flavor . The aroma and flavor were good though. The best was Turkish coffee ! Wow . Having this after years ! Was super good. Cardomom flavor was super good. One shot of this coffee will make u awake for the whole day . Good experience overall! 4 stars read more
3 days ago
I didn't even know this coffee shop existed but was happy for the find! Went in and ordered the 8oz Yemeni House Dark Roast and a Beef Samosa. The coffee had a bold strong flavor and I appreciated that they toasted the Beef Samosa for me which ended up being very tasty albeit a bit expensive for what it was. The store itself was clean, not too noisy while I was there, and the staff was friendly. Parking was a bit of a pain as the only options are street parking or surrounding paid decks that Haraz does not validate for so that can easily end up being more than you're spending on your coffee and/or pastry. It would be nice if they could figure out a deal with the deck owners to validate parking for customers as that is definitely a limiting factor to me returning anytime soon. Overall, glad I got a chance to check this spot out though. read more
While each of Atlanta's coffee shops has a unique flavor to it, there is probably nothing even remotely close to Haraz. As a small chain starting out from Michigan, the Atlanta location opened in 2025. The concept of Yemeni coffee is something that the vast majority of Haraz visitors will be experiencing for the very first time. The spices, the richness, the heat. This is no dull, cautiously warm Starbucks cup. Haraz is the real deal. Haraz name represents the Haraz mountains of Yemen, known for high quality terrace grown coffee bean production. The most popular drink here is Harazi Mufawar, a spice loaded coffee served scorching hot. It is a real delicacy of the genre. The interior is tightly packed, adding a liveliness to the place. There are fairly limited charging stations, so that's one downside of this spot for those coming to work or study. The interior design is also an area where more authenticity and attention to detail could have been present. With all that said, Haraz is a wonderful and unique spot to spend time. read more
I ordered a hot saffron latte and beef sambusa. So so good the both of them! I inhaled the sambusa and was finally happy to have a latte that tasted different than what I get at other shops. Only minor ding was the time it took them to prepare the latte, but they are new and still getting their rhythm. read more
4 months ago
They have the best cloud Matcha's I've ever had! The staff were so nice and helpful and the atmosphere and vibe of the place was so nice i could've spent my whole morning here. It's definitely one of the best coffee houses I've ever been to. They will be seeing me again. read more
11 months ago
I first tried Haraz Coffee House in Charlotte, NC. What started off as one shop, has grown to 3 in the Charlotte metro area. If you include Fort Mill, SC- a total of 4! I always have to make a stop when I am in Charlotte so of course I was excited to see that my home city of Atlanta was finally getting a Haraz! I made my way to this location on a Saturday afternoon. It is located in the heart of midtown Atlanta. The downfall to this is that if you do not reside in the area or are already in the area you will have to pay to park. I parked directly on the side of the building and paid $2.00. While this is not a lot, it does add to the cost of the coffee experience . The place was crowded! I think the secret is already out about how amazing the coffee is at Haraz! I opted for a Haraz latte. It is one of the less sweet drinks they serve. I also tried the pistachio cookie ( which I have never had). Since the place was so crowded and there were no open seats I did get my order to go. As I waited on my coffee I ended up eating the entire Cooke! It was really tasty. Soft, flavorful and just melted in my mouth! It is a must try ! There was no surprise that I also enjoyed my latte!! Haraz never disappoints ! I have already been back with a friend. She is NOT a coffee drinker. She tried the mocha latte! She loved it! She messaged me the next day and said she wants to return !! I am certain that there will be additional Haraz franchises popping up in Atlanta! In the mean time I will have to make the journey to patronize this location! If you are looking for quality coffee and tea, tasty pastry options and nice service- this is your spot! read more
Nice aesthetics, great outlet placement, and a variety of table sizes, but it's always busy and I would never come here for the food and drinks alone. My friends and I shared Pistachio Milk Cake, the Harazi Mufawar (kind of like a latte with cardamom), and an Iced Pistachio Latte. The milk cake was similar to a Tres Leches cake with a dusting of pistachio on top, and it was wayyyy sweet even compared to other Tres Leches cakes. I wished the pistachio has come through more, but they really skimped on the nuts in it. The same was true for the Pistachio Latte - too sweet, not enough flavor. If you prefer your desserts and drinks on the not too sweet side, probably not the place for you. I love cardamom, but the Harazi Mufawar was a bit overwhelming. Even just smelling it was like snorting straight cardamom. Would've preferred a better balance with stronger coffee flavors. I'm a big fan of Turkish coffee and the kinds of flavors this Haraz is going for, but I think it missed this time. read more
Veryyyy long awaited. And I was not disappointed Love that it's right off Georgia Techs campus. If this had been there back when I was living/at school at Tech, I would have for sure been here every day. The inside is beautiful, although it is a bit crowded (understandable bc it's stunning and right off campus). The parking situation was my least favorite though. It took me a second to find a lot for paid parking around the corner. I am not sure if Haraz validates right now. I got the Saffron Adeni Chai (hot) and beef sambusa. Both were delicious. When I am in the area, I would love to stop by again. read more
Service was quick and very kind & patient! The atmosphere was also very modern and spacious so it didn't feel like a cooped up coffee spot like most coffee places do. The drinks were also very good! I got the iced Adeni I just had to add two sugars but even without the sugars added it was very good just not as sweet as I like it to be. read more
2 months ago
The staff suggested a really nice coffee because I couldn't decide. The coffee was full flavored and not bitter like some other popular coffee places (Star.....). I got a salted caramel latte, it wasn't overly sweet and you could taste hints of some type of cinnamon perhaps. It was really good. The atmosphere is nice and the music is relaxing. Not too loud. I will come back if I am in the area read more
5 months ago
Perfect spot if you need somewhere to sit and work for a bit, they close later than any other coffee shop in the area. The service was incredible. Everyone who works here was so nice and sweet. They keep the place really clean and the music is not loud so you can work in peace. The price was high- It is Midtown so it's to be expected. The coffee was great, but the bakery snacks were dry, which was a little disappointing. Overall a nice place to work if you're in a pinch and it's getting late. read more
3 months ago
Great coffee here. I think yemeni coffee is the best. This has best flavor coffee of all the coffee shops I've been to so far in city of Atlanta. read more
Oh my goodness, what a delightful surprise this morning! My usual coffee spot was closed, so we wandered over to Haraz. The Jubani there was absolutely incredible, bursting with ginger. It's become one of my favorite drinks. The empanada was fresh and flaky, making it the perfect way to start my day. read more
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Haraz is the perfect addition to the neighborhood! It's quickly become my go-to coffee shop for a Mocha Latte on cheat day and an Iced Matcha Latte with Oat Milk during the week. I've had the Lavender Matcha twice and most recently the Dragonfruit Matcha. Both are well balanced, the Lavender Matcha is the more subtle and go with the Dragonfruit if you prefer a slightly sweeter taste! Also the chocolate chip cookie and espresso shot are both winners. If you're looking for a dessert in a cup, go with the Mocha Latte, it's blended with ice cream! The service is A+ and if you're undecided you can't go wrong with a recommendation from Muka aka Seven...just look for bro with the locs and you're in good hands. Great spot to work remotely with clean bathrooms and sturdy to-go cups. 10/10 read more
2 months ago
The mango cloud matcha is one of the best drinks I've ever had. I've also had the hazar latter and beef empanada which were both excellent. read more
9 months ago
Service EXCELLENT! That's always the most important aspect of a business. My husband and I were riding by and saw this coffee shot and we had to stop and try it. I think it was all the windows that drew us to it. It looks very welcoming. For a snowy, windy day in A-town it was packed but this is a college and residential area, so kinda expected. We were greeted with a smile, and after I told him it was our first time here, he offered to tell us about the menu and types of coffee, and what is popular. I ordered the pistachio latte hot made with oat milk, and initially the husbae ordered the Saudi coffee but after seeing the beautiful Turkish coffee serving set, and the barista recommending it, he decided to change his order. We also ordered the spinach cheese danish and a brookie. That pistachio oat milk latte was the best specialty coffee I've tasted in a long time. The Turkish coffee had a very unique profile. Almost like it has some Indian spice in it or something. My husband and I both liked it. We would order both again. Everything was EXCELLENT. Get here if you're a coffee lover. read more
I visited Haraz during their soft opening in December 2025. I tried it previously while in Nashville and was excited to see that Atlanta got their own location! Of course, because they are located in Midtown, parking can be somewhat of a hassle, but there are quite a few paid decks and street parking nearby, including right next to and in front of the coffeeshop. The staff was very friendly and welcoming and brought my order to my table. They have ample seating and so much natural light, which I love. There was an assortment of people working and just catching up with friends. I ordered the iced adeni chai and regular bee bites, both of which were delicious. I ended up working from Haraz for a bit, and, after some time of being there, a staff member actually brought around cups of water to all seated customers. This was such a nice and caring touch! I will definitely be coming back to Haraz in the future and cannot wait to try out more. read more
10 months ago
Had the Turkish coffee and a piece of tiramisu. I loved the dining experience and menu selection, it feels very different than every other coffee shop in midtown. read more
6 months ago
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