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What a lovely spot! We walked in during their weekly Ethiopian coffee ceremony, and we learned so much about the origins of coffee and the rich traditions behind it. Next time I Need to return for the coffee ceremony every second Saturday of the month! Super local roasting, like in the backyard. They offered a peanut snack to accompany the coffee, similar to Indian chevdra. I also opted for a sambusa, which is similar to samosas. Just the cultural similarities here made my coffee loving heart so happy. A word to the wise, read parking signs carefully, especially during the work week. They're a small business, so exercise your kindness when in a long line (probably a good sign of their success). I'll take my family here the next time they're in town.
Nice little coffee spot with interior, exterior and upstairs comfortable seating. Staff was very friendly and helpful since it was my first visit. I really liked they had the flight to try and thoroughly enjoyed each of one that came on it with the different flavors. Would recommend if you are in the area.
Kefita Coffee has been on my list for a while, and I finally made it in because they were offering a seasonal menu that was changing. This is such a cute coffee shop that feels deeply rooted in community. It felt that way because people seemed familiar with each other. Customers were greeting one another as they came in, the baristas appeared to know many of the regulars, and even the way the space is set up adds to that welcoming, neighborhood feel since it's literally inside a two story house. The space has multiple levels with plenty of seating. You can sit upstairs, downstairs, at the bar, or outside on the patio, which gives you a lot of flexibility depending on your vibe. I tried their seasonal flight, which came with three hot coffee drinks (and I am normally an iced coffee girl). The flight included the Korerima honey butter, candy yams, and cornbread crunch flavors. I love the idea of a coffee flight. It is such a fun way to try multiple flavors at once, and at $15, it felt reasonably priced. The cornbread crunch ended up being my favorite, which surprised me. I really thought the candy yam would be the standout, but I did not quite get that strong yam flavor I was expecting, so that one was a bit of a letdown for me. I also feel like instead of tape there could be cuter labels for the flights. One of the biggest wins for me is that they are dog-friendly, and your dog can be inside! Coming from Los Angeles, that is a huge plus. My dog loved it, and they even made him a puppuccino, which was super sweet. The Wi-Fi is great, and the overall vibe leans more quiet and relaxed. I would not recommend this as a place to take meetings or be on calls, but it is perfect if you are looking for somewhere calm to read, focus, or get work done. Overall, I would definitely go back and try more drinks. I really enjoyed the experience
I have found a great coffee spot that I will have to officially add to my go to list. The coffee is amazing, the first time I visited I got the espresso flight and the second time I got the pour over. Both were excellent choices. Service was top notch! Emani was very helpful and Ruth, I believe was gentle and kind. Those two don't realize how much I appreciated their energy. Now there is downstairs seating and upstairs seating. Options of tables and chairs but if you're lucky you can score a couch spot. Happy Yelping!
My roommate and I came here because we wanted a new, unique place to study, so we stumbled across Kefita! I believe there was only street parking in the nearby neighborhoods, but honestly, it wasn't bad at all. The best way to describe this place is a coffee shop within a house, and the interior was absolutely gorgeous. There's plenty of seating, and the upstairs even has its own kitchen and living room. Fast and friendly service too! Admittedly, the coffee was just fine. I was excited to try Ethiopian coffee, and ordered the Iced Addis latte. Overall, I found it tasted comparable to other iced lattes at other spots; however, I felt it was watered down and didn't have a creamy consistency. I also ordered the Sambusa; the filling and sauce were delicious, but I was not a fan of the crust's texture. It was difficult to bite into because of the hard shell; this could be the nature of Sambusas, since this was my first time having them, but I was hoping for a flakier, crunchier texture. Despite my minor qualms about the food, I would definitely return to try their other options and look forward to bringing other people to give Kefita a shot. :)
My first time visiting on a Saturday afternoon. There was actually an event going on for vision boarding for 2026 outside on the patio. And Crumbville Cookies was inside selling cookies for the pop up as well. I'm a chocolate chip cookie monster, so of course I had to partake. Parking- didn't see a dedicated lot unless I missed it? But there is street parking right out front and the side streets. Service- was sweet. The owner Ruby rang me up after I checked out there seasonal menu. And she delivered my coffee to me after I sat down upstairs. She recommended to use oak milk instead of my usual almond with my matcha flight to make it a better tasting, so I decided to go with that. Drink- I went with a Matcha flight. Which includes cornbread (more sweet then savory), sweet potatoe (my favorite of the 3), and kermita (which was like a biscoff or cookie butter flavor). After I ordered I got to explore the house turned coffee shop. Definitely cutesy and cozy. Merch for sale and nicely decorated with Ethiopian style decor. I like that there are multi areas to enjoy to lounge, study, work, or chat. There is an outside patio, for a nice day with umbrellas to block too much heat. Plus a downstairs with a nice playlist jamming. And there was upstairs, which is a quiet space for studying, working, reading. There's even an open kitchen up there. And they have a printer in one of the room for guests to use, plus wifi. My only real complaint was the coffee was warm but not hot. Which honestly I was ok with. As its easier for me to try all the drinks more quickly rather than waiting for them to cool off. Will for sure return. I love that they have a whole book rack for reading if you didn't bring anything yourself to read. Plus books all over for you to pick up or put down. Love supporting black owned businesses.
Kefita coffee has very quickly become a go to coffee spot and definitely feels like a local gem. Its bones are that of a home but its been opened up and lightened to make a very welcoming and calm space. It has wonderful study vibes and is surprisingly large with an upstairs space as well. Every time I've come the staff has been extremely kind and friendly. They have wonderful Ethiopian coffees along with coffee house staples. I like their rotating menu and was able to try a corn crunch cortado as well as their sweet yam latte. Both were really great and had subtle but distinct flavors that went really well with their coffee. I've also tried the Addis latte and really enjoyed the brown sugar and vanilla flavors. Their baked goods have also been great with the love bun being a standout cream cheese filled laminated pastry. But perhaps one of the biggest surprised for me was their breakfast tacos. Come on Sunday and get their special taco, it has been my favorite breakfast taco in town so far. The tortilla comes off almost like a paratha of sorts and the filling is sooo flavorful. I'd be back every Sunday for them if I could afford to eat out all the time haha. Anyways, this seems like a lowkey but amazing spot in the midtown area. They have amazing offerings with super kind staff. And for folks that need a quiet, bright workspace, this seems like a perfect answer!
Wow, never have I ever had such an amazing experience from an Ethiopian coffee shop and the people whom run it. The mother-daughter duo here is unparalleled. You walk into a house that has been converted into a coffee house/arts space. At first, it throws you off. Is this a coffee spot?! Then, you find out they have converted the space into sections of a house where you can work and gather for a nice time. I met the daughter and she was very kind enough to show me around and walk me thru the menu. The menu is decorated with Ethiopian themed drinks and food. I had the single origin Ethiopian blend latte with a side order of the candied yam. The coffee was very light and had hints of berry in the tasting notes and the candy jam as a side was a nice pairing with the coffee. The ambience is that of a old-school retro Ethiopian house with wall art, coffee sets, and tons of cultural decorative pieces around the house. This was such a creative idea for a coffee house and working space and I hope this place grows continuously. The daughter also is in charge of the marketing which you can see the dedication and work with the graphics is phenomenal and very professional. Good luck to this duo and I hope anyone that is in the area can come check this place out because it truly is what we call a gym in the food and beverage industry. Great job team.!
Super cute and homey feeling coffee shop which makes sense because the exterior literally looks like a house (but also because of that it can be easy to drive right past them) The barista was chill and nice. I opted for the Kefita Latte which was creamy. I wish I could taste the cinnamon a little more but still not bad. I had visited basically right when they opened and he had let me know that the breakfast tacos weren't available yet so if that's what you're after I'd suggest going a little later. Street parking as it's in a midtown neighborhood. Pretty average coffee pricing
Super cute! It really gives a cozy vibe. Nice place to catch up on work or meet and have a convo with friends. The coffee was delicious. I forgot what I got. But it was on the special menu. I'm not sure how long it lasts. They were very nice and helpful with suggestions. We didn't have to wait long to receive our orders. A plus is that they sell crumbville cookies there as well! Definitely a place I'd visit more.
My husband and I visited on a Sunday around 2:45 pm. We easily found free street parking in front. My husband's Ethiopian so I grew to love buna and was excited to finally try this cafe out. I loved the home conversion to cafe look which gave it a chill first impression from the outside. There were covered outdoor picnic style tables outside, a cozy couch indoor sitting area and regular tables in the main dining area. The mom and daughter duo were super nice and welcoming. The daughter informed me of their monthly buna coffee ceremony which I thought was cool to showcase the culture! We ordered the buna flight, majestique tea, and baklava. The buna flight includes 3 of their latte flavors Addis, Abyssinia, & Kefita. Addis tasted like a classic vanilla latte. I really enjoyed the Abyssinia & Kefita flavors much more with the prominent spices. It came with one shot of espresso each which was sufficient caffeine for late afternoon. The baklava was a perfect crispy crunch and sweetness, which paired perfectly with the flight. We chilled there until closing at 4 pm playing Mancala & chess. Many people were coming through and there is also an upstairs area. We definitely plan to bring some friends next time to hangout.
Wow super cute coffee shop with roots stemming from Ethiopia. They offer a unique menu of beverages with pastries and breakfast bites. The coffee shop is a repurposed house with ample indoor and outdoor seating. It is furnished and decorated with Ethiopian decor. I tried a limu lomi which is lemonade and cold brew. An unorthodox sounding mix but omg does it taste amazing. The acidity of the lemonade and the coffee make for a beautiful mix. I also tried the vegan carrot cake donuts. They were unexpectedly moist. Kind of tasted like a bundt cake! This place is fabulous and I'll definitely add it to my list of coffee shops that I visit.
If you're looking to switch up from your usual coffee spots, Kefita is a great spot to check out. With unique flavors and a quaint vibe, this is a good spot for either picking up some coffee or savoring some coffee while out with a friend. It's on the smaller side, so it can get crowded, but it's definitely a spot I'll try again. I got an americano with abyssinia, which was a blend of warm spices. I look forward to trying their coffee flight. In terms of food, they have a couple different snacks- I got the sambusa. I personally thought the outside was a bit too thick and the lentils were a bit too hard, but my husband loved it. There's street parking available by the coffee shop and non metered, which is convenient.
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3 months ago
Wish I had discovered this quaint cafe earlier! Tucked away onto a random street in midtown Houston (the whole cafe is a two-story home), this coffee shop is bright and well-lit by natural lighting, has really unique coffee selections and pastries, and many cultural community event offerings. Everything from the furniture to cutlery to glasses is beautiful and goes well together. The staff is very friendly and happy to explain the menu. The coffee is rich and flavorful, and there are some really interesting flavors I have yet to try. On Thursdays, there is a special where you can get an Addis latte (kind of sweetened latte) and a lentil sambusa for $7 only! I've only been here on weekday afternoons/late mornings, and the street parking is plentiful and seating has never been an issue (which is something I worried about since it's in a home structure). There are couches and more solo seating arrangements upstairs and standard tables and couches downstairs. Overall, highly recommend coming to study or catch up with people! (Though it did seem like most people there tend to be working/studying silently). read more
Who knew leaving my house to study in someone else's house was exactly what I needed? Kefita Coffee is set in an actual two-story house, and the vibe delivers on every level. It's cozy but sleek, with enough little nooks tucked throughout that you can genuinely disappear into your work. I got the candied yams latte, which was yummy but the yam flavor was a little too subtle for my liking. Worth trying, just don't go in expecting it to taste like yam pie in a cup. Heads up: parking is street-only, so factor in a few extra minutes depending on the day. read more
What a lovely spot! We walked in during their weekly Ethiopian coffee ceremony, and we learned so much about the origins of coffee and the rich traditions behind it. Next time I Need to return for the coffee ceremony every second Saturday of the month! Super local roasting, like in the backyard. They offered a peanut snack to accompany the coffee, similar to Indian chevdra. I also opted for a sambusa, which is similar to samosas. Just the cultural similarities here made my coffee loving heart so happy. A word to the wise, read parking signs carefully, especially during the work week. They're a small business, so exercise your kindness when in a long line (probably a good sign of their success). I'll take my family here the next time they're in town. read more
Nice little coffee spot with interior, exterior and upstairs comfortable seating. Staff was very friendly and helpful since it was my first visit. I really liked they had the flight to try and thoroughly enjoyed each of one that came on it with the different flavors. Would recommend if you are in the area. read more
Kefita Coffee has been on my list for a while, and I finally made it in because they were offering a seasonal menu that was changing. This is such a cute coffee shop that feels deeply rooted in community. It felt that way because people seemed familiar with each other. Customers were greeting one another as they came in, the baristas appeared to know many of the regulars, and even the way the space is set up adds to that welcoming, neighborhood feel since it's literally inside a two story house. The space has multiple levels with plenty of seating. You can sit upstairs, downstairs, at the bar, or outside on the patio, which gives you a lot of flexibility depending on your vibe. I tried their seasonal flight, which came with three hot coffee drinks (and I am normally an iced coffee girl). The flight included the Korerima honey butter, candy yams, and cornbread crunch flavors. I love the idea of a coffee flight. It is such a fun way to try multiple flavors at once, and at $15, it felt reasonably priced. The cornbread crunch ended up being my favorite, which surprised me. I really thought the candy yam would be the standout, but I did not quite get that strong yam flavor I was expecting, so that one was a bit of a letdown for me. I also feel like instead of tape there could be cuter labels for the flights. One of the biggest wins for me is that they are dog-friendly, and your dog can be inside! Coming from Los Angeles, that is a huge plus. My dog loved it, and they even made him a puppuccino, which was super sweet. The Wi-Fi is great, and the overall vibe leans more quiet and relaxed. I would not recommend this as a place to take meetings or be on calls, but it is perfect if you are looking for somewhere calm to read, focus, or get work done. Overall, I would definitely go back and try more drinks. I really enjoyed the experience read more
I have found a great coffee spot that I will have to officially add to my go to list. The coffee is amazing, the first time I visited I got the espresso flight and the second time I got the pour over. Both were excellent choices. Service was top notch! Emani was very helpful and Ruth, I believe was gentle and kind. Those two don't realize how much I appreciated their energy. Now there is downstairs seating and upstairs seating. Options of tables and chairs but if you're lucky you can score a couch spot. Happy Yelping! read more
My roommate and I came here because we wanted a new, unique place to study, so we stumbled across Kefita! I believe there was only street parking in the nearby neighborhoods, but honestly, it wasn't bad at all. The best way to describe this place is a coffee shop within a house, and the interior was absolutely gorgeous. There's plenty of seating, and the upstairs even has its own kitchen and living room. Fast and friendly service too! Admittedly, the coffee was just fine. I was excited to try Ethiopian coffee, and ordered the Iced Addis latte. Overall, I found it tasted comparable to other iced lattes at other spots; however, I felt it was watered down and didn't have a creamy consistency. I also ordered the Sambusa; the filling and sauce were delicious, but I was not a fan of the crust's texture. It was difficult to bite into because of the hard shell; this could be the nature of Sambusas, since this was my first time having them, but I was hoping for a flakier, crunchier texture. Despite my minor qualms about the food, I would definitely return to try their other options and look forward to bringing other people to give Kefita a shot. :) read more
7 months ago
My first time visiting on a Saturday afternoon. There was actually an event going on for vision boarding for 2026 outside on the patio. And Crumbville Cookies was inside selling cookies for the pop up as well. I'm a chocolate chip cookie monster, so of course I had to partake. Parking- didn't see a dedicated lot unless I missed it? But there is street parking right out front and the side streets. Service- was sweet. The owner Ruby rang me up after I checked out there seasonal menu. And she delivered my coffee to me after I sat down upstairs. She recommended to use oak milk instead of my usual almond with my matcha flight to make it a better tasting, so I decided to go with that. Drink- I went with a Matcha flight. Which includes cornbread (more sweet then savory), sweet potatoe (my favorite of the 3), and kermita (which was like a biscoff or cookie butter flavor). After I ordered I got to explore the house turned coffee shop. Definitely cutesy and cozy. Merch for sale and nicely decorated with Ethiopian style decor. I like that there are multi areas to enjoy to lounge, study, work, or chat. There is an outside patio, for a nice day with umbrellas to block too much heat. Plus a downstairs with a nice playlist jamming. And there was upstairs, which is a quiet space for studying, working, reading. There's even an open kitchen up there. And they have a printer in one of the room for guests to use, plus wifi. My only real complaint was the coffee was warm but not hot. Which honestly I was ok with. As its easier for me to try all the drinks more quickly rather than waiting for them to cool off. Will for sure return. I love that they have a whole book rack for reading if you didn't bring anything yourself to read. Plus books all over for you to pick up or put down. Love supporting black owned businesses. read more
Kefita coffee has very quickly become a go to coffee spot and definitely feels like a local gem. Its bones are that of a home but its been opened up and lightened to make a very welcoming and calm space. It has wonderful study vibes and is surprisingly large with an upstairs space as well. Every time I've come the staff has been extremely kind and friendly. They have wonderful Ethiopian coffees along with coffee house staples. I like their rotating menu and was able to try a corn crunch cortado as well as their sweet yam latte. Both were really great and had subtle but distinct flavors that went really well with their coffee. I've also tried the Addis latte and really enjoyed the brown sugar and vanilla flavors. Their baked goods have also been great with the love bun being a standout cream cheese filled laminated pastry. But perhaps one of the biggest surprised for me was their breakfast tacos. Come on Sunday and get their special taco, it has been my favorite breakfast taco in town so far. The tortilla comes off almost like a paratha of sorts and the filling is sooo flavorful. I'd be back every Sunday for them if I could afford to eat out all the time haha. Anyways, this seems like a lowkey but amazing spot in the midtown area. They have amazing offerings with super kind staff. And for folks that need a quiet, bright workspace, this seems like a perfect answer! read more
Wow, never have I ever had such an amazing experience from an Ethiopian coffee shop and the people whom run it. The mother-daughter duo here is unparalleled. You walk into a house that has been converted into a coffee house/arts space. At first, it throws you off. Is this a coffee spot?! Then, you find out they have converted the space into sections of a house where you can work and gather for a nice time. I met the daughter and she was very kind enough to show me around and walk me thru the menu. The menu is decorated with Ethiopian themed drinks and food. I had the single origin Ethiopian blend latte with a side order of the candied yam. The coffee was very light and had hints of berry in the tasting notes and the candy jam as a side was a nice pairing with the coffee. The ambience is that of a old-school retro Ethiopian house with wall art, coffee sets, and tons of cultural decorative pieces around the house. This was such a creative idea for a coffee house and working space and I hope this place grows continuously. The daughter also is in charge of the marketing which you can see the dedication and work with the graphics is phenomenal and very professional. Good luck to this duo and I hope anyone that is in the area can come check this place out because it truly is what we call a gym in the food and beverage industry. Great job team.! read more
Super cute and homey feeling coffee shop which makes sense because the exterior literally looks like a house (but also because of that it can be easy to drive right past them) The barista was chill and nice. I opted for the Kefita Latte which was creamy. I wish I could taste the cinnamon a little more but still not bad. I had visited basically right when they opened and he had let me know that the breakfast tacos weren't available yet so if that's what you're after I'd suggest going a little later. Street parking as it's in a midtown neighborhood. Pretty average coffee pricing read more
5 months ago
Super cute! It really gives a cozy vibe. Nice place to catch up on work or meet and have a convo with friends. The coffee was delicious. I forgot what I got. But it was on the special menu. I'm not sure how long it lasts. They were very nice and helpful with suggestions. We didn't have to wait long to receive our orders. A plus is that they sell crumbville cookies there as well! Definitely a place I'd visit more. read more
My husband and I visited on a Sunday around 2:45 pm. We easily found free street parking in front. My husband's Ethiopian so I grew to love buna and was excited to finally try this cafe out. I loved the home conversion to cafe look which gave it a chill first impression from the outside. There were covered outdoor picnic style tables outside, a cozy couch indoor sitting area and regular tables in the main dining area. The mom and daughter duo were super nice and welcoming. The daughter informed me of their monthly buna coffee ceremony which I thought was cool to showcase the culture! We ordered the buna flight, majestique tea, and baklava. The buna flight includes 3 of their latte flavors Addis, Abyssinia, & Kefita. Addis tasted like a classic vanilla latte. I really enjoyed the Abyssinia & Kefita flavors much more with the prominent spices. It came with one shot of espresso each which was sufficient caffeine for late afternoon. The baklava was a perfect crispy crunch and sweetness, which paired perfectly with the flight. We chilled there until closing at 4 pm playing Mancala & chess. Many people were coming through and there is also an upstairs area. We definitely plan to bring some friends next time to hangout. read more
Wow super cute coffee shop with roots stemming from Ethiopia. They offer a unique menu of beverages with pastries and breakfast bites. The coffee shop is a repurposed house with ample indoor and outdoor seating. It is furnished and decorated with Ethiopian decor. I tried a limu lomi which is lemonade and cold brew. An unorthodox sounding mix but omg does it taste amazing. The acidity of the lemonade and the coffee make for a beautiful mix. I also tried the vegan carrot cake donuts. They were unexpectedly moist. Kind of tasted like a bundt cake! This place is fabulous and I'll definitely add it to my list of coffee shops that I visit. read more
1 year ago
If you're looking to switch up from your usual coffee spots, Kefita is a great spot to check out. With unique flavors and a quaint vibe, this is a good spot for either picking up some coffee or savoring some coffee while out with a friend. It's on the smaller side, so it can get crowded, but it's definitely a spot I'll try again. I got an americano with abyssinia, which was a blend of warm spices. I look forward to trying their coffee flight. In terms of food, they have a couple different snacks- I got the sambusa. I personally thought the outside was a bit too thick and the lentils were a bit too hard, but my husband loved it. There's street parking available by the coffee shop and non metered, which is convenient. read more
I love coffee and am always looking to try new roasts from all over. On a recent lunch date nearby, we wanted some coffee and a place to chill and chat after lunch. I got on Yelp and found Kefita Coffee which a Ethiopian inspired coffee shop. It was definitely something new to me so I had to check it out. It is located in the Midtown area. Street parking is the thing here. It's a cute two story house which they turned into a coffee shop. It was somewhat busy when we came. There's a few different small rooms downstairs with seating as well as places to lounge upstairs. The kitchen is off to the back and where you order. Customer service was good enough. The guy behind the counter answered all questions but didn't seem to enthused to be there. Their menu consists of a bunch of different items. They have regular coffee and espresso drinks you see at every coffee shop, but they also have unique signature drinks as well as non espresso drinks like teas and such. I wanted to try the Ethiopian inspired items and they have a coffee flight that let me try them all. It had three of their signature drinks. The first was the Addis Latte. This was a brown sugar and vanilla latte. It was my favorite one. Simple but so so good. Next was the Abyssinia Latte. It was made with syrup made with Ethiopian spices. It was an interesting drink to me. It was good but the flavors were a tad bit confusing to me. Not something I would get again. The last was the Kefita Latte which had honey and cinnamon flavors. I've never had that combination but it worked and was delicious. The flight was a great way to see what they were working with. They also have hot and cold foods. We didn't partake this time. Overall, this is a very solid coffee spot. If you want something a little different, check this place out. read more
6 months ago
1 year ago
Stopped by Kefita Coffee while working from home and really enjoyed the vibe. I grabbed an iced flat white, treated myself to a chocolate croissant, and couldn't resist trying a sambusa too. The coffee was smooth and strong--exactly what I needed to power through the rest of my afternoon. The croissant was solid, flaky, and hit the spot. The sambusa wasn't my favorite; it had a bit too much pastry for my taste, but the lentil filling was flavorful and well-seasoned. What really stood out to me was the space--tons of room to spread out and work or just hang out. It's bright, welcoming, and has a really chill energy. The record player and curated music give it a warm, personal touch that makes you want to linger a little longer. Definitely worth a visit if you're into good coffee, calm spaces, and a little taste of Ethiopian hospitality. One cool feature: they offer a coffee flight, which is perfect if you want to sample a few different styles or share with a friend. It's a fun way to try something new. (I didn't get a pic of this but I will next time I go back and give it a try:) ) read more
3 months ago
I have visited Kefita twice now and they have become one of my favorite coffee spots. On this visit I was recommended to get the Abyssinia Latte with Lavender. I got it iced and the flavor was awesome. Their coffee has a smooth, rounded taste. I got my latte balance, so not overly sweet. The service has been great on each of my visits, everyone was engaging and welcoming. There was lots of laughter and smiles between the staff, which I always appreciate. And the recommendations have been spot on so far. On my last visit I got the Afrique, iced, and also an almond croissant. Also 10/10 for both of those. Kefita is inside of a house, there is outdoor seating, indoor couches and tables/ chairs. It's a cute setup with a very warm feel to it. It's becoming one of my regular places to visit. read more
4 months ago
1 year ago
Vibe- Very cute coffee shop with a home vibe! There's a nice amount of seating inside and there's an outside space as well. Customer service- Great! Food/drinks- I got the ruby red that is an iced dirty matcha; it was soooooooo good. Sadly, it isn't a regular menu item but it was made in honor of the co-owners birthday. Maybe they'll bring it back because it was soooooo good Parking- There was street parking that should suffice. read more
11 months ago
Every time I come to the coffee shop, I am thoroughly impressed by what the owner is building. It's not just interesting coffees with unique flavor options (the namesake kefita latte is my favorite) -- it's a community. She showcases neighboring businesses with her food selection -- sometimes ones that I have never heard of even though I live a few blocks away. She curated a space where people work, enjoy & have deep conversations -- at the same time lifting other neighborhood businesses. While it's not inexpensive, the value you get from the space is so much more than just a drink. Midtown needs more thoughtful curation like this! read more
Hands down one of the calmest most chill Vibe location I've ever been for coffee. Reminded me of a spot back home in Florida that allowed for just a homely environment feel with great coffee choices. I was able to try their seasonal flight of coffees that included a sweet potato variety. And let me tell you it was so so good and the cornbread latte was not as sweet as I had seen others review it. Maybe it was my choice of milk that made it that much better, I wouldn't know. And they had a fried pastry stuffed with lentils and potatoes I believe with a really good hot sauce. I can't wait to go back with a book on a warmer day and sit on their little balcony. I feel like that's a place you can go and just spend a couple hours relaxing and enjoying your time. Service was great they were very patient with me while I perused their menu. I I couldn't have asked for a better experience, when we were expecting such a frozen tundra of a weekend. read more
6 months ago
Honestly mad at myself for discovering this space and coffee shop this late! This is such a gem!! From workspace to event space to amazing coffee and ambience, this is the spot for everyone! The service is efficient and super friendly. I could see myself hosting a party here, hanging out with friends or getting some serious work done. On a side note I fit the lavender matcha and it was 10/10! I'll sure be come back here!! read more
9 months ago
2 years ago
4 - only because they're new. They have so much potential & room to grow! My barista, Soul was super helpful with the recommendations and welcoming. Of course, the ambiance is nice. I felt instantly at home. I love that the business doubles as an event space. Open mic night anyone? My drink was great, but my pastry seemed old/hard. I will definitely be back for events and an iced latte. read more
1 year ago
Such a cute fun spot. Plenty of outdoor space to enjoy the day inside is bright , cheery and clean. The staff is amazing and very warm and welcoming. The coffee is excellent. They had a pop-up Baker. @la.crumb and she had an amazing assortment of items. In addition to Coffee they offered best tacos and have a case of baked goods that they provide. I highly recommend. read more
10 months ago
It's 9:30 on a Thursday- probably not Kefita's peak hours- but you can hear patrons laughing and chatting peacefully over hip, relaxing beats. Upstairs, a couple works on their computers, padding away productively at the keys of laptops. Maybe it's because I'm five months pregnant, but the Forward Times article Kefita has left on an ottoman upstairs brings a tear to my eye. There's a beautiful story of Ethiopian culture, family, community, and inclusivity woven into the fabric of Kefita (and you can feel that atmosphere in the re-imagined midtown two-story). Beyond the ambiance, I will have to come back for more snacks later... the chorizo/potato breakfast taco on a warm, thick pita-type bread hits the spot. The blueberry/marshmallow iced latte is refreshing and one of the better lattes I have had in recent days. Overall, Kefita has great coffee, and a palpable, peaceful spirit. A great place for relaxing, co-working, sharing time with the community, or just because. read more
6 months ago
We're in town for the weekend and heard great things about KEFITA COFFEE so decided to try it out. We got the BUNNA FLIGHT. Oh my goodness, so good! Definitely would recommend. The flavors were like a delicacy. 11/10 recommend for a drop in if you're in the city. Great service at well :) read more
3 months ago
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