Haraz Coffee House is outstanding! From the time you walk in and smell their aromatic Yemeni coffee…read moreyou'll be hooked. They do an impressive assortment of drinks from Turkish, Saudi with Coffee, saffron, cardamom, Lattes, Pour Overs, French Press, Cold brew iced coffee and many other drinks! And did I mention their handmade desserts? Lots of choices. I decided on a Pistachio Latte and a slice of Pistachio cheesecake to compliment it. It was stupendous. The latte was perfectly delicious- creamy nutty not too sweet and just the perfect temperature. The cheese cake was decadent, sweet, creamy and just a perfect blend. So good! The Baristas were fun to watch create drinks, very precise, professional and caring about doing their best job. After we ordered we took a table and to our surprise, they delivered the drinks and desserts to our table. Very nice service and a charming and positive staff. I definitely recommend them and can't wait to go back for more!

Haraz The good:…read more Wonderful decor and ambiance, really spacious. Plenty of seating. Lots of sunlight. Tall ceilings. No annoying music, great for conversation. Open later than most coffee shops, especially in this deserted part of town. Varied drink menu, both caffeinated and not caffeinated, including refreshers. Nice creative variety of desserts (including a Biscoff cake!) and a kolaches case. At one point the brought some hot baked dessert (looked like a whole coffee cake) out the oven and it smelled like heaven. The bad: Nothing vegan or healthy, not even pre-made cold sandwiches or packaged salads. If you are a little peckish for a healthy snack, this is not the place. The coffees: They have all the regular espresso drinks, and also Turkish coffee and of course Yemeni, their specialty. I had heard great things about Yemeni coffee and was exciting to try it. My first drink, a traditional coffee drink called Jubani ($6) contained coffee but was watery like a tea. It had also ginger and cinnamon. I was not expecting it to be like a tea. I immediately told the cashier I didn't like the drink and would like just an Americano, double shot espresso. I was charged $9 for a 12 oz cup. No cream or sugar, no added flavorings. If I were in charge I wouldn't have charged for this second drink, since it comes at almost zero cost to them and would show good faith and ensure repeat business. Disappointingly, the Americano was also watery and sort of "lemony", but I still drank half while sitting with my friend. I'll say that my friend had some sort of an iced latte that she enjoyed. I might try a second visit and order a Turkish coffee, but I will make sure to have had a full meal before.

The cinnamon roll I bought was good. I recommend it. I don't have much else to say, but try it…read morefor yourself.

Haven't been to cranky granny's in a longgggg time. I'm…read moretalkin domain days when they first opened. Whew soooo good! Roll cooked to perfection, flighty crispy on the edges, soft and fluffy inside. The tres leches did not disappoint! Peach cobbler is a classic and I am afraid I may be back sooner then I thought becuase WHY were they so delicious. can't believe I waited this long to go back! Staff was great, establishment clean! 10/10 recommend!

This place was so nice and friendly! The complimentary tortillas and salsas were yummy and…read moreinteresting compared to a basket of chips because each tortilla was different or cooked differently. I think the lady helping us described them as blue masa, chile, toasted, fried, and dried. The salsas were very good too. I got the lengua taco and a breakfast bean taco to try out since I wasn't super hungry. The lengua was so tender and delicious. I typically get a flour tortilla but after the complimentary tortillas, I felt like I should have gotten their corn since it felt like they made their own. I also got their flan which was delicious! I thought this was a lovely lunch and it was a bit sad to see it mostly empty. I think the food is delicious and the waitress was nice enough to explain some of the dishes we had questions on. Definitely want to come back to try the other dishes

Let me get the bad outta the way because that's a very short list…read more 1. The waiter was snooty. I don't know if it was the way I dressed or looked, but he didn't seem very happy to serve his first customer of the day. 2. The location is a little "ghetto" for such a fancy restaurant. That's it! That's the bad list. On to the positives. OMG the food tho! I was upset that I had to pay $11 for one taco, but let me tell you, once the plate hit the table the magic began! The presentation was beautiful! I almost did not want to eat it because it looked so pretty. Then I took a bite...holy hell it was amazing! I had a Ratatouille, Anton Ego moment (if you have kids, you know). It was the best taco I've ever had! That's all I can say. And then came the deserts...holy sweet bearded baby Jesus it was Out-Freakin-Standing!!! I almost threw my glasses across the room! We ordered two different deserts and they were both out of this WORLD! I am only giving this place three stars because of the server and the location. But, if you can get pasted those things, you'll have at least a 4.5 star experience. Enjoy!

I wanted a tasty treat BEFORE dinner!…read more The service here is already friendly and warm. I love the variety of cupcakes because it's not overwhelming. I got red velvet and heavenly vanilla. I also grabbed a chocolate chip cookie. The chocolate chip cookies are huge. The flavors are always so Devine and my cupcake is cooked to perfection.

Such a great little hidden gem! The owner is super friendly and accommodating. It is small inside…read morebut the treats are delicious and well worth every penny. Portion sizes for cookies, cobbler, pudding and cheesecake are big and sharable. Please show some love to this local bakery!