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Haraz Coffee House

4.0 (130 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Caroline K.

Beautiful coffee shop! I loved the ambiance. It was very luxurious and well kept. Plenty of seating inside which was a huge plus. The staff was super helpful in giving us recommendations. The drinks were amazing. The pastries definitely look better than they taste hahaha I wasn't impressed by the flavor really. But just good to know before you spend too much trying ones that aren't very flavorful.

biscoff mosaic, chocolate cake, bee sting, coconut cloud matcha, pistachio cloud matcha
Kristine P.

- drinks and food are ready so quickly - best desserts i've ever had in the area!!! - the biscoff mosaic is chef's kiss - chocolate cake is rich but also not too heavy bc of mousse - bee stings are unique where they're savory from the sesame seeds but tangy from the cream cheese and sweet from the honey! - matcha cloud in coconut water is refreshing and not too heavy, tasted genuinely like a regular matcha latte w less milk - pretty strong! - there's like a random fly or lady bug that keeps running into us

Rod D.

The drinks here are amazing especially the matcha cloud flavors and the cardamom based coffees. The dining area is massive and good for large crowds. The ambiance is somewhat loud but manageable.

Been bites.. karak tea
Mayada Z.

Haraz Coffee House has become my favorite place during Ramadan. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and perfect for relaxing after a long day of fasting. The coffee is always excellent, and the desserts are absolutely delicious. A special thank you to Nidal, who always takes great care of us. His kindness, attention, and hospitality make every visit feel special. Service like this is the reason we keep coming back. If you're looking for a cozy place with great coffee and wonderful service, Haraz Coffee House is definitely worth visiting--especially during Ramadan.

Vinay V.

This has become one of my go to coffee shops. As coffee pioneer they serve delicious Yemeni style coffees and chais. Additionally they also have Turkish and Italian styles. A wide selection of Arabic desserts. Their house cheesecake, Tiramisu and date cake are fantastic. I thought the syrups on cheesecake were a bit on the sweeter end for me, but plain cheesecake was excellent. It can get crowded but the staff is very patient and cheerful. As it is a large space I find that I have room to think and finish any boring work that I was procrastinating on. On my last visit, Camees took my order and she is a great Barista ! I also met with the owner who is a humble man in the trenches working away well. Atefah was also hospitable and was kind enough to take plates from people's tables as I was exiting.

Karak Chai
Courtney A.

Went to Haraz around 9pm and it was still pretty busy. We ordered a Karak Chai, tres leches cake, cardamom cake, and chocolate cake. The chocolate cake was so delicious -- definitely the standout. The cafe was beautifully designed with comfortable seating. The drinks and cake were great, and I'd definitely go back. They also close at 11, so it's a nice spot to link up.

Spinach
MaryJean Z.

Very good Coffee, Wouldn't come back for just breakfast. The flavor of the avocado toast was pretty good. The spinach and meat pies were not heated. They had good flavor, but it just didn't feel like the main thing. I felt more like an afterthought to have food. Their drinks are great and they have specialty coffee, and stuff. I got the Biscoff latte which was really yummy. As well as the pistachio latte. Both delicious. Lots of seating and area to do work on your computer. If that's what you need.

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Emily G.

such a nice and big space! on a 10pm saturday night this cafe is packed. there's free wifi, and all the goodies we tried were great here. we really liked the saffron cake and the biscoff milk cake, the latter reminded me a lot of tres leches.

Zack G.

Airy & bright Yemeni coffee shop with a bunch of seating & coffee options Have a bunch of pastries & a few hot foods as well. I got an egg and cheese sandwich, which was solid, but they don't have bacon or any pork products (which I assume is for religious reasons) I also tried their "Haraz Coffee" and it was great. My fiance also got an iced vanilla latte and a slice of blueberry coffee cake, and she said hers was great as well

Bee bites... AHMAZING!!!
Rekha P.

Awesome Cortado and Saffron Adeni (chai). Do not miss the Bee bites. Advice: Get honey on the side for this. Bee bites is a soft baked bread with cheese in it. It's heavenly. You need to eat it savory and sweet hence honey on the side. Great service. They drenched my Bee bites in honey (that's how it's traditionally served) but changed it when I expressed disappointment about not knowing it was served sweet. Fantastic space and ambience. Great work guys! Keep up the awesome service. Will be bk soon..

Hot mocha latte, iced pumpkin latte, almond croissant & unknown dessert
Sonia A.

I thought i would come back and update a review, since my initial visit i have come back twice and each time the experience worsened. The coffee is still good, not bad but not as delicious as it was my first visit. The environment has significantly worsened; they often let children run around the cafe like a playground. Management & employees dont do anything about it and while yes its supposed to be a parents responsibility to keep their child they clearly just allow them roam and run around like its their own playground. You see many people come in with laptops to work but it has become very difficult. In comparison to Tattee right across the street where everyone is respectful of one another's space. Overall just very disappointed Haraz fell off when they were initially so great.

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Annzie A.

This was my first time here and wow, it did not disappoint! This is such a great addition to Fairfax. There is no such thing as too many coffee places :P. As soon as I entered, I had to just take in the place, it was so large, exquisite, beautifully decorated with amazing lighting. We ordered the Harazi Mufawar. I made the mistake of customizing my drink with almond milk and less sugar. I say mistake for a couple reasons: 1) the flavors were so amazing and strong and 2) it would have been amazing with oat milk and regular sugar. However, I do like the option of being able to customize the drinks. I wish I recorded or took pictures as we ordered from the kiosk. There were so may other beverage options, but we wanted to stick with the more authentic beverages versus the standard espresso beverages. Can we just take a minute to talk about the cup, sleeve and stopper?! They were so beautiful with the simple black and gold. We were contemplating on taking them home as a souvenir. Not to mention, they kept the drinks SO HOT for more than 15 minute (yes I kinda timed it)!!! There isn't much to say about customer service as it was basically non-existent and there wasn't much interaction. This is the reason we used the kiosk to order. They didn't greet us or ask to take our order. Even picking up our order was like talking to a zombie. We came on a weekday morning, so luckily it wasn't packed or loud. I'm sure it gets like that during the evenings and weekend. The food in the display looked a bit stale/old, so I didn't order the bee hive but we ordered the Kunafa, which actually was disappointing and stale. I wouldn't order again. The coffee shop is located at a small strip mall. There are two entrances, one will direct you to the front parking lot, the other to the back (then you have to drive around to the front). There is plenty of parking available in the front and back, shared by other businesses. Would I return? Yea for sure!

Fancy bathroom
Miranda M.

Super classy vibes! Plenty of seatings with fancy bathrooms. There's parking in the front and back! There's a bit of waiting time after you order food. The food is very tasty and tastes fresh! I can tell that they make everything in house and use quality ingredients! Our first time trying Basbousa and it was a 10/10! I got saffron latte and it has a very subtle flavor (if you are a fan of super sweet Starbucks drinks, you might not like it.) we thought both Basbousa and latte would taste really sweet, but it was very savory. Would definitely come back when we are in the area again :) they also open very late, so if you wanna find a place after dinner, this is a very goood option!!

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