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    Arwa Yemeni Coffee

    4.4 (47 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    David P.

    Nut allergy friendly: Pastries may have some nuts, but we had no issue with their coffee drinks. We arrived around 10:15AM on a Sunday and there were a few other couples/individuals seated, chatting or working. Parking was very easy in the strip mall. The decor was very calm-formal feeling, a lot of white and the tall ceiling giving the feeling of being transported into Dubai or another Middle-Eastern country. The barista checked in to ask if it was our first time and gave us a great explanation of the teas and coffees available and their unique flavor profiles. We decided to go with some 12oz drinks to start instead of the tasting experience because we weren't sure how much caffeine we could handle, and figured the prices were similar enough where we could go back and get more if needed. We went with the Jubani and the Mofawer coffees. The Jubani was similar to a slightly more bitter Chai tea, very light and with notes of spices. The Mofawer was like a sweeter Chai latte, again with the bitter coffee notes. It was interesting to take sips of both back-to-back with a bit of whiplash from the sweetness of the Mofawer. If I were to go back, I'd prefer having the Jubani because I don't think I could handle the sweetness of some of their other drinks, but I loved the spice flavor profile and uniqueness.

    Bhagyashree B.

    Met a few friends here for coffee. The cafe is beautifully decorated with multiple spots for instagrammable pics. Lots of options to try traditional coffee/tea as well as lattes. A good mix of traditional and fusion pastries too.

    Tea Adeni Tea
    Gillian B.

    I love this place so much!! So scrumptious and a very good energy. Second picture me and my friend got henna tattoos during a festival celebration. I recommend this place a lot and am always excited to try new drinks and food

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    Allison C.

    This might be one of my new favorite coffee spots in the Austin area! My friends and I ordered the Yemeni Latte, Sand Dune Latte, and Jubani and recommend all of them. The lattes were already sweetened perfectly which was such a treat. The interior decor was beautiful and not overdone. Unsurprisingly it was completely packed on a Sunday morning but the baristas were so sweet and cleared her laptop off of a table for us to sit at when she noticed nothing was available.

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    Neha G.

    July 24, 2025 review ---- We tried this place around 9pm on Thursday evening and there were couple of table occupied. We got the honey comb based on staff suggestion(most famous dessert) and she explained it quite well. This place is new (just 2-3 months old) and I already see the parking lot getting full on weekends. We liked the interior, they have tried to get a lot of look similar to middle eastern place with modern touch. About the actual dessert - it was ok, nothing out of world but not bad either. Portion size is good enough to share between two. I'm thinking to try their coffee or tea next time.

    Adeni tea, filled dates
    Priya J.

    Theres something so inviting about this coffee place - this is already my 3rd visit to this newly opened coffee/tea spot ! Staff is very friendly and they know the menu ingredients well. Super helpful when it comes to avoiding allergens. It's a great quiet and neat place to relax and work /study . Some outdoor seating too. Menu tips: Their specialty Adeni chai (tea) is pre-made , so can't customize with milk alternatives or sugar levels (bit sweeter for my taste). Just go with it as-is, Pair it with their low sweet tea or apricot cookies and you won't regret:) Cons: $1 for alt milk !

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    Luis G.

    This place came out so nice!! Very clean from the moment you walk in, great music on the speakers, WiFi to work, comfortable seating, and great lighting. The service was great. They just opened so I'm sure that comes with some nerves but the baristas were so sweet and helpful in explaining the menu. They also worked on our drinks pretty quick along with everyone else before and after us who ordered. The drinks were amazing! The mofawer had so much flavor. If you don't like spice get something else or you may not like your drink. I believe it was cardamom and it's not overly sweet, just how a latte should be. The pistachio oatmilk latte was soooo good! This one was a bit sweeter but not too much where you feel like you're going to get a cavity. The pistachio syrup/drizzle that they make is so tasty, please be sure to stir it well to enjoy it fully. The pour over was so tasty. The beans they use are high quality because the pour over was smooth and light, not too fruity but you definitely get a hint of sweetness at the end. I drank mine black so take that as you will. Overall, Arwa is a top quality spot and we'll def be back to try the matcha lattes.

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    Kenny N.

    New coffee place between Austin and Cedar Park. Inside, it has a clean, white, glossy, bright décor. There are plenty of tables to sit back and relax and enjoy your drink or pastries. There is no music playing, so you can study here or do some work as long as you aren't being loud. Depending on the drinks you are getting, it can take a bit, but they just opened, so they are still getting used to it. Everyone got their order before me, even people after me. The only negative thing is that they charge 50 cents more for iced drinks, which isn't reflected on the menu. Not much, but it would be nice to know that you are getting charged for ice now. I got the Sand Dune Latte. The spices make it interesting in a good way, kind of sweet and not too spicy. I would definitely come back to try other things.

    Rubén L.

    Great service by the staff and the atmosphere is amazing as the interior looks like the inside of a cafe in Sanaa. I ordered their Saanani coffee with cardamom and it was the first time I had coffee with an exotic spice and it really brought out the flavor. Next came the Sand Dune latte and what a wonderful and tasty treat for the ride home. I bought a bag of Yemeni coffee and I have to admit it is supremely flavorful with low acidity and well worth the price ($25).

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    Vian N.

    the biscoff latte is probably the best biscoff latte i've ever had; it perfectly embodies the cookie's flavor need to come back to try the matchas it's just expensive and a tad out of the way, but i love the cleanliness and vibe of this cafe

    Munsa M.

    Came here for tea and coffee and we loved it!! We got a sampler and some of their honey buns which were so delicious!! I also got a latte which was so yummy. I do wish they had more non diary or lactose free options though!! The interior is so beautiful and perfect for pictures!! They do blast the ac though so we were freezing!!

    Adeni tea, cheese bread, twisted lentil bread
    Marsha C.

    Ambiance is modern, bright and clean. You order at the front and they call out your number. If you have a baby or kids, they are kind enough to bring it to you if it's not too busy . The Adeni tea was really good - loved the spices and hint of sugar. It was not overly sweet which is perfect for me. I also tried the lentil twisted bread for the first time and really liked the flavor.

    Mariel V.

    Treats are very sweet and their Sand Dune Latte is way too sweet! We like the Yemeni latte a lot better, the coffee beans taste stands put more than syrupy sugar on the other drink. The Dubai cheesecake was meh, tbh. Got a Dubai chocolate bar for to go. I hope it's good and authentic. Drinks run about $7 a cup. Dubai chocolate is $10 and treats are around $7 too.

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