They make the creamiest latte here. Not sure if it is their technique or the milk they use but it…read moreis very good. Let me know if I am wrong. Sweets and bake goods are different everyday. Great coffee with friendly staffs. Plenty of art works to enjoy too

Great coffee.Beautiful art and baristas. It's worth a stop.I…read morehate being told how much to write.

Wow I wish we had a coffee house like this in north Jersey! Loved the atmosphere of the place and…read moreit had endless options- we tried the honeycomb bread with honey which was delicious at the yemini coffee- can't wait to go back to Dearborn to try it!

Walking in here felt like I got teleported straight to Yemen or Jordan, minus the jet lag and my…read moreuncle yelling at me to get married. The smell of cardamom and coffee wasn't just good, it was like getting a spiritual hug from an angel with perfect skin. The Arabic calligraphy on the wall? Gorgeous... but reading it made me realize I'm now functionally illiterate. Looked like a sacred riddle from God and I failed the test. Then came the pastry. Bro... that pastry was so good it activated fight-or-flight. I legit considered writing it into my will. Halfway through, my stomach did a drum solo and I almost had to change my pants, completely worth it. The coffee? Strong enough to make me text my ex in three different languages. And Kareem... Kareem was nicer than customer service in heaven. If this man ran for president, I'd vote twice.

I was impressed by the atmosphere as soon as I walked in. It is beautiful inside & it also smells…read moreamazing! There are informative insights into coffee history on the walls & stunning wood art including a huge 3d wooden map. I tried the pistachio latte & some oreo cheesecake. It was all delicious, but the latte was seriously the highlight of my month! I recommend it to everyone!

Haraz Coffee House is a charming Yemeni café located on Michigan Avenue in Dearborn. The menu…read morefeatures a beautiful selection of traditional Saudi, Turkish, and Yemeni coffees infused with warm, aromatic spices. In addition to coffee, they offer cordatos, hot chocolate, lattes, refreshers, green tea, cold brew, and a variety of other café-style beverages, along with a selection of pastries. I ordered the iced pistachio latte, which was smooth, flavorful, and absolutely delightful. I paired it with a Dubai chocolate pistachio croissant, and both were exceptional. The atmosphere is calm and softly lit, making it an ideal spot to unwind after work or spend the day co-working. Customer service was outstanding--friendly, attentive, and welcoming. Everyone seemed genuinely pleased with their experience. There is a shared parking lot available, as well as street parking.

Dellah Coffee & Brunch House is a not-so-hidden gem in Dearborn, MI, serving Yemeni-American food…read moreto the large Arab population in Dearborn as well as to tourists like my boyfriend and I. Dellah is located on a mixed residential and commercial street with plenty of parking nearby. We chose to eat lunch here in June 2026 since it wasn't too far from our hotel and we saw that they had outdoor seating - important since we had my little dog with us. The place was very busy but since we were eating outside, we had no wait and we were waited upon promptly. There are a LOT of American choices on here (like sugary pancakes) but a third of the menu consists of Yemeni food. I got a traditional Yemeni tea ($4.50) and my boyfriend sipped on a smooth matcha latte ($6.50). We had a big breakfast that morning, so we chose to just share the lahm sighar ($20), which comes with a piece of khuba bread, and also order an additional khuba bread ($2). About 15 minutes later, our food was ready and after taking the necessary pictures, we dug in! Needless to say, the extra bread was not necessary. I don't know what we were thinking but we assumed a piece of khuba was small. Nope! Each piece is the size of my 17-inch computer. Anyway, we used bits of the khuba as silverware to pick up the deliciously tender lahm sighar, something I saw others do when I went inside to use the bathroom and nosily looked around. I must mention that the BATHROOM HAS A BIDET. I REPEAT. BATHROOM HAS A BIDET!!!! Hehe :) seeing it just made me happy lol. So anyway, I saw that the coffee section of Dellah is set up inside like a traditional coffee shop where you can grab and go some coffee, tea, and pastries if you'd like. I did grab my bf, dog, and I some water from the coffee counter, which is self-service. We didn't leave a crumb behind and loved our food here. I would happily come back again! There is a 3% card surcharge fee so I paid the bill with cash, which came out to about 45 dollars after tax and tip. A little pricey, thanks to our expensive drinks, but so yummy!

I came here with our team. There was 10 of us in our party…read more Not sure whose idea among the Dellah staff thought it was a good idea to squeeze so many guys and me at two small tables by the door. This was an awful table to be at in here. We hardly had elbow room or table space, especially after the giant platter sized bread was out with all of the breakfast/ brunch items for half of the table. I ordered the Fazolia. Everyone else got omelets, burgers or wrap items. Yes, a couple of team members weren't keen on ordering Fasolia with scrambled eggs, large Greek salad, 2 lahm sighar (one with potato and one quit eggs), 2 smashed burger, Yemeni scrambled eggs, chicken fajita, Greek skillet, southwest skillet, chicken wrap, coffee, tea without milk, Turkish coffee, mint lemonade refresher. Every team member said their food was good. The scrambled eggs are a tad runny and looked a bit puréed. The fasolia has good flavor and even better with some heat. It came out piping hot. Without the added eggs, this dish would be woefully lacking in substance for me. I would likely still be left hungry with the beans alone, since I don't eat the bread, generally. I tried the bread to give it a go, it's good. The Greek salad is nicely plated or bowled rather. The ingredients are in separate piles and looks like a pinwheel. The red onions were crudely cut. The tomatoes looked wrinkled and not so appealing. The Greek salad was underwhelming for me. The tea doesn't taste good, definitely need some honey, sugar or the milk here, although I favor nothing in my tea.

I received a warm welcome upon arrival. This coffee shop is absolutely breathtaking. Everything…read morelooked amazing but I was on a time crunch so I only got a latte but the pastries looked amazing. I do plan to come back so I can tell about the pastries. My latte was good nothing too fancy it didn't really give me tiramisu but it wasn't bad. I would have given 5 stars if my latte tasted liked tiramisu. This is a great place to go for a study break or even to study.

I came here because I had lunch nearby and wanted something sweet to satisfy my dessert craving. I…read morewas not expecting to walk into a museum. This place is absolutely beautiful on the inside. I felt like I was in a bistro in France or Italy. Went with Turkish coffee and a chocolate croissant. Everything was great here, including the service.

I ended up going with a caramel macchiato, and it was seriously one of the best I've had --…read moreperfectly balanced, not overly sweet, with a rich espresso flavor that didn't get lost under the caramel. You could tell it was made with care rather than just rushed out. The owner even walked me through a few menu options without making me feel rushed, even though I was the one in a hurry! The whole spot has such a warm, welcoming vibe, and everything smells and tastes fresh. I'll definitely be back to try that Redbull-infused Refresher and grab one of those pastries next time. Highly recommend if you're in the area. Perfect stop whether you're grabbing a quick coffee or want to sit and enjoy the atmosphere. 5 stars!

Quality coffee shop right off Schaefer in Dearborn. I tried the jubani coffee which was delicious…read more Jubani is a light roast coffee with cardamom, ginger, and cinnamon giving it a nice rich flavor and the ginger leaving an everlasting taste on your tongue. I opted for a small pot of coffee dining in instead of a cup. I was pretty happy with the amount of coffee and the quality of the experience. Good amount of seating for a small coffee shop, it wasn't very busy but the service the fast. It was very relaxing and refreshing. I even decided to get some dark roast for my French press at home and that coffee has been phenomenal!

I had the Adeni Chai. It was delicious and nothing like American chai drinks. Definitely perked me…read moreup! Ambience is lovely and the music was nice.

Really good strawberry matcha. Shibam coffee was good but very strong. I wish they had more milk…read moreoptions. Service was okay but slow for two drinks. Overall great place to hang out or study.

LOVED THIS PLACE SO MUCH. Genuinely made my Michigan experience so much better! They need to open…read morein LA

I tried out Qimmah for the first time the other day. It's a very attractive care and has some…read moreinteresting pastries that I want to go back and try sometime. For this visit, i just tried a hot pistachio latte as I'm on a mission to try every pistachio latte in town. Qimmah only sells one size and is a little pricey. The latte was good but not quite as flavorful as others I've tried. I heard them recommending a brown sugar latte and I might try that next time. There are a lot of thoughtful touches to this cafe like a nice little prayer room at the back. The staff was friendly and helpful. And I heard two cops ahead of me in line praising their coffee as being so much better than others, so those are all great signs.