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    4.5 (40 reviews)
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    Outdoor seating

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    Entrance through the alley

    Amazing coffee spot in Monterey, offering exciting coffee flavors and a some middle eastern snacks that you won't find anywhere else in the area. Try Ramallah or Bethlehem Coffee with some Zaatar Manaeeh. Go girls. All the support for these ladies.

    Douglas Y.

    Another hidden alleyway business next to Toro Sushi. Service was friendly but it took quite awhile to make 2 drinks. Coffee is good and reasonable. The lid on my latte popped off for no reason and would not go back on creating a small but annoying mess.

    Outdoor seating
    Ashley H.

    Haifa coffeehouse is tucked away behind a few restaurants and can be easy to miss so be sure to look out for their signs. I loved steeping inside of this coffee shop, it felt welcoming and rich in cultural heritage. What we ordered: Large iced strawberry matcha latte $8.50 - enjoyed the drink, but was too milky for my preference. I could and should have asked for less milk to have a stronger matcha/ strawberry flavor. Medium hot Dubai matcha latte $8 - absolutely delicious. No complaints. Beautiful presentation and tasted as good as it looked. Manakeesh with half cheese, half za'atar served with l $12 -The flavors were decent, but the portion felt small and the bread was much thinner and less fluffy than what I'm used to with a traditional manakeesh. The za'atar was also very thick and clumped rather than evenly spread out. A note on pricing, the medium Dubai matcha rang up at $8, while the menu lists a large at $7, so the smaller size ended up costing more. Additionally, the strawberry matcha and the manakeesh did not have listed prices. Something I really value is price transparency and accurate listed pricing when visiting a shop. Would I visit again? I would visit again and try more of their traditional offerings.

    Wendi K.

    An adorable local coffee spot tucked in the back of a downtown Carmel alley. I had a small Matcha Latte ($6.50) and also got a small vanilla latte ($6). It looks like they specialize in specialty drinks with Middle Eastern spices. They had some yummy looking pastries and cookies and things for sale too! The inside seems cozy, albeit a bit stuffy. Staff are very polite.

    Joan O.

    Beautiful and cozy Palestinian-owned cafe! My partner and I came here on a lovely Saturday morning and were greeted by the very friendly staff. We got the Burin and the Akka lattes; so so good! The Burin latte had almond roca syrup and the Akka latte was pistachio-flavored, which are such fun flavors. Both drinks had the perfect balance of coffee, sweetness, and smoothness! I can tell the menu has been wonderfully crafted and it makes me wish I lived closer to try all the drinks! This place is tucked into an alleyway that is shared with the outside seating of the neighboring restaurant so it might be a little harder to find. The inside is very nicely decorated and homey. This cafe is the perfect place to grab a nice drink and bite to eat. Such a charming little place; I will be back!

    Jerusalem latte
    Crissi A.

    Tucked away in a secret corner lives a Palestinian coffee house. We had the Jerusalem latte and Nazareth and paired with a special of the day, chicken STREET wrap, laveesh and hummus. Our dog enjoyed the pup cup. Service was warm and homey. The ambience is amazing, with beautiful carved tables and cultural decorations fit for a middle Eastern coffee house. They are bringing our kids and grandkids here!

    Dubai Matcha and Haifa, both with oat milk
    Mary B.

    We found this tiny hidden gem tucked in the halls of downtown Carmel. My friend and I love looking for small coffee shops anywhere we go, and we saw that this place was Palestinian owned so we had to check it out. Staff were absolutely amazing, they were nice and relatable. The drinks we got were really good and we were both satisfied with our choices. They also had some small pastries, but we didn't get any of them since we were both full. We also noticed that it looked like they had some games available for you to use while chilling in the shop

    Nablus
    Monty H.

    Got the Nablus to go, very strong coffee and the pistachio with hint of orange blossom is very nice. Cozy vibe with beautiful mural.

    Pretty mural!
    Karen O.

    We were happy to discover this Palestinian owned cafe on our trip to Carmel. It was tucked away in the back of the plaza and the inside was very cozy. I enjoyed the Haifa iced latte. So cinnamony and yummy. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. Would love to stop by again if we're in the area :)

    If you're looking for the best coffee on the Golden Mile in Carmel-by-the-Sea, make sure you stop by Haifa Coffeehouse. This hidden gem serves some of the most unique and flavorful coffee drinks in the area, and the moment you walk in, you're greeted by a warm, inviting atmosphere filled with beautiful décor and cultural touches that make the experience feel special. The interior is cozy, charming, and unlike any other coffee shop in Carmel. I ordered one of their iced coffee drinks, and it was absolutely worth the hype. It was smooth, refreshing, and packed with flavor. You can tell they put a lot of care into every drink they make. The service was equally impressive; everyone was welcoming, friendly, and genuinely passionate about what they serve. The food was just as memorable as the coffee. We tried some of their Middle Eastern-inspired bites, and everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared. The zaatar quesadilla was a standout, with the perfect balance of melted cheese and aromatic zaatar. The manakeesh was warm, flavorful, and paired beautifully with the labneh. Their famous Dubai croissant was a must-try--flaky, buttery, topped with pistachio and chocolate flavors, and easily one of the best pastries I've had in a long time. Between the exceptional coffee, delicious food, beautiful ambiance, and outstanding hospitality, Haifa Coffeehouse has quickly become one of my favorite spots in Carmel. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a unique coffee experience that goes beyond the ordinary. I'll definitely be back!

    nabulus latte

    This place is tucked away but I'm so glad I found it. The lattes are so unique and delicious. The staff were really nice and quick. I will definitely be back.

    Haifa
    Priscilla T.

    Cutest Palestinian Coffee House tucked away behind Tori Sushi! Angelica, the owner has a wealth of knowledge and everyone always delivers excellent customer service. I've had the luxury of tasting a few drinks off their unique menu and I have to say that the Golden Milk is by far my favorite! The turmeric is imported directly from Europe and you can definitely taste a difference in comparison to turmeric in the states! Will definitely keep coming back to explore the whole menu!

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    Great coffee, great savories, great baked goods!!!! Some of the best coffee ive had and the folks who work there are so nice.

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    We tried the Jerusalem and Haifa coffee. Loved all of the flavor/spices in the coffee. The kunafa dessert was delicious as well.

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    I ordered the Jerusalem coffee and the drink was flavorful and well balanced. Service was friendly and the cafe had a cozy atmosphere.

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    Good coffee, great service, and nice ambience. Great place if you are looking for a peaceful sport to read and study.

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    Hi Jimmie, at the moment, the Turkish delights we carry are our only gluten-free item. We are actively looking into adding more options.

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    Got the Nablus to go, very strong coffee and the pistachio with hint of orange blossom is very nice.

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    Service: 10/10 Shoutout to our server Malia!! Attentive, sweet, and on it…read more Food: also 10/10 loved every bite, especially the cinnamon roll. Coffee: coffee snob approved Ambiance: super cute and chill for a brunch date.

    Walking into Stationaery, I was excited for the prospect of a meal from a restaurant which seemed…read moreto have good reviews. Found in the Michelin Guide, I figured I'd walk away happy with my choice for the evening's dinner. My hopes died in that place. Cute interior, albeit bare. But I was there for the food, not the decor. We ordered the Sourdough bread starter, Bluefin Tuna crudo and a dozen oysters. The starters were satisfactor. In particular, the Bluefin Tuna, an asian inspired dish, was tasty. Nothing elaborate, which I can appreciate, but a good balance of flavor. Our entrees were a different story. My choice for my main was the Halibut. It was touted as Halibut, blistered Shishito, heirloom Tomatoes, Eureka Lemon and basil. What I received was way overcooked halibut, bilstered shishito, slices of tomato, basil leaves with a squeeze of lemon. What I didn't get was creativity, technique or imagination This was not a recipe or dish they develope. It was an uninspired plate of ingredients that did nothing to delight the diner. The bavette steak was the same, although the meat was cooked appropriately. Just a random smattering of items. I joked to my wife that the "chef" must have come from money as they have no busines charging what they charge for mediocre cooking. In conver with our server, we found out their in-laws own a local winery. Mystery solved. I would not recommend this place, especially for the amount of money spent for three people ($530 before gratuity). There are better options to be found in the area. Keep looking, this is not the place for you.

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    3.6
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    My brother and I had a drive up highway one today, thru Big Sur to Carmel for our turnaround spot…read more Parking was a challenge as you might expect on a Wednesday morning. Coffee please, well wouldn't ya know there was a place across the street. It was 12noon small place, no line, lots of pastries and some lunchish items in the cooler case. Large hot Mocha no whip for me, P got himself a latte thing. Both drinks were up almost instantly and out we went. First sip ah...warm....wait a second. Paul said mines cold...er. The pastry the server chose for me was good, no pastries are made on the premises. Not sure about the lunch snacks origin. We sat at the bistro tables on the sidewalk and admired the parade of tourists and residents. P went in for a reheat, I washed the pastry back with my warm coffee. The reheat worked for P, no problem. We enjoyed the scenery, had a few laughs, and left when a resident tried to parallel his Rolls Royce in front of us. Nothing special here just a coffee place but certainly convenient for our coffee break. Have a nice day Foodguy-Martin

    Came in here for a little pick me up after hiking around the trails at Point Lobos. Legs tired,…read moresoul refreshed, and still chasing that perfect cup of coffee I'm slowly learning my way into. An old friend put me onto Carmel Valley Coffee, so I figured why not give it a chance... and honestly, I'm glad I did. I grabbed a vanilla latte -- simple, safe, and done very very well for this new coffee drinker still trying to find his perfect match. Smooth, warm, and just sweet enough after miles on the trail. The kind of cup that makes you slow down and appreciate the moment. The shop itself is cute, cozy, and carries that laid-back Carmel charm. Service was polite, friendly, and quick -- no rush, no chaos, just good people making good coffee. Whether you're a seasoned caffeine pro or someone like me still figuring out what "notes" and "roast profiles" even mean, this place is worth the stop. A little comfort after a long hike, a little nostalgia courtesy of an old friend, and a latte that hit exactly how it needed to. Already looking forward to coming back.

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    3.6
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    This spot is located conveniently on the street that we take to walk down to the beach. We visited…read moreit a couple of times during our latest trip. From the outside, the place looks like a little hole in the wall with just a sign outside and an A-frame advertising their specials. When you step inside, however, it is surprisingly roomie with a few places to sit. My +1 tried the lavender latte (with honey) and liked it so much that she ordered it again. I'm not one for lavender, but I took a sip just to try it, and the latte was very pleasant and the honey added just the right amount of sweetness. I on the other hand, opted for the Tidal Wave, which was their blend of energy drink, and raspberry syrup added. It was admittedly, a little sweet, but I found myself ordering it again. Also just because I needed that extra kick, and the sugar didn't bother me with all the walking we were doing. There are several coffee shops that we visited in Carmel, and we found things to like about every one, but we did find ourselves walking into this one every time we were nearby

    Tried the sunny day smoothie, honeybee latte, and berry mocha. The smoothie was probably the best…read morething, it's healthy but didn't stand out or anything. Solid! The honeybee latte wasn't bad, but I've had this combo of flavors before that tasted much better. This one was like a 5/10, but gets better as you drink it! The berry mocha was not it, like a 3/10. The berry syrups just tasted like cherry flavored medicine. Service was subpar but I understand it's busy and people get tired! Rating is solely on the drinks, they just weren't good. Besides that, cute shop and drinks came out in a timely ish manner!

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    Carmel Coffee House - the coffee roaster
    Carmel Coffee House - the coffee roaster
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    Dutch Door Donuts

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    We ordered the iced Dirty Chai Latte ($5.45), a hot Mocha ($5.75), and a vanilla glazed donut…read more($5.50). The drinks were solid! Nothing to write home about, but they came out quickly and definitely hit the spot. The highlight was the vanilla glazed donut! It took a couple of minutes since it was made to order, but it was absolutely worth the wait. It came out piping hot with a perfectly crunchy, sweet glaze. The donut itself had a crisp exterior and a light, pillowy interior. Easily one of the best donuts I've ever had! The service was great as well. The person who took our order was kind, attentive, and enthusiastic. There was also plenty of seating, making it a great place to relax with a drink and a snack. The space was clean, bright, and filled with cute decor. Overall, Dutch Door Donuts is a great spot to satisfy your sweet tooth and grab a pick-me-up if you're visiting the area. The donuts are an absolute must-try!

    I got the brown butter glazed donut ($5.50) and the cinnamon sugar donut ($5). The brown butter…read moreflavor wasn't super prominent but it was still enjoyable. The cinnamon sugar donut was good but it's fried dough coated in cinnamon sugar so of course it was. The donuts were moist and chewy, it was definitely more doughy than the average yeast risen donut. They were shaped by hand but I didn't love how the donuts were on the smaller side and misshapen. Overall, it was fun eating a freshly fried donut but it wasn't good enough to make me want to come back. I think the donuts are too small considering the price point. The customer service was perfectly fine and I appreciated how the donuts didn't take too long to finish frying. There's a good amount of indoor seating and a few tables right outside too.

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    Half a dozen goodies
    Half a dozen goodies
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