Love their drinks and variety of pastries! Baklava and spinach feta croissants are must try!

This was the perfect late night coffee shop! The ambiance was great, as it was quiet even though there were probably 10 other customers while we were there. It's a great late night option, and is an awesome Yemeni coffee shop. I'd love to go back with more people and try a pot of their Chai, or something else as well. He said his coffee tasted great, and I wasn't a huge fan of my tea, but I think that was more preference than anything else. Staff were friendly and offered to give us suggestions on the menu, and our drinks came out PIPING hot!

I've been thinking about this place and I finally made it here this afternoon before the rush hour traffic. It's a very spacious coffee shop located next to Spazo's. I specifically wanted to try their Rose water cake along with their coffee. I asked the nice young man what's good here and he suggested couple options and I decided on Turkish coffee which I had before. It's very strong, aromatic and good and there is lots of it. Rose water cake is good too despite the fact that I'm not a fan of pistachios. I'm very thankful of the Yelpers who gave this establishment good reviews, bc they didn't disappoint me! Now, I have a new coffee shop to come to and I'm all for supporting local businesses.

Absolutely love this place. Turkish coffee is . All the other coffees I've gotten are good as well. I love the cakes; the pistachio one is my favorite. The barista fellow is always pleasant and I love having a coffee shop like this close by.

Great local cafe with Yemani coffee, tea, and desserts! I enjoyed the Adeni tea ($5) and spinach feta croissant ($5.75). The staff was friendly and helpful. The Adeni tea is made in a big batch with evaporated milk, so when I originally asked to sub oatmilk, they explained why it wasn't an option and offered me a sample of the Adeni tea. I ended up getting it and was so glad I did. The temperature was perfect - nice and hot. It reminded me of something similar to Hong Kong milk tea but with cardamon. They get their croissants from a local bakery, and the spinach and feta croissant was ok but a little pricy. I didn't get to try their desserts, but I definitely want to come back for them. The cafe lighting is a little odd - the counter has super bright lighting but most of the seating area has really dim lighting so it wasn't consistent through the space and felt a little off. Overall a great place to work or meet a friend. Can't wait to come back and try more Yemani food and drink!

One night I was searching for something sweet, used Yelp, and came across this ABSOLUTE GEM. Middle Eastern (Yemeni) dessert and coffee/tea shop. The friendliest two folks I've met in a while greeted me and walked me through all the dessert and drink selections as they were all new to me. I settled on an herbal tea (Saigon) and the Lotus Biscoff cheesecake. Holy moly!! I'm not even a dessert person but this was PHENOMENAL. I'm a tea snob, brewing my own with loose leaf tea at home. They serve loose leaf here in the cutest lil tea set....mmmm this tea was cozy. Lovely cinnamon lemongrass flavor. Perfectly complimented the dessert. This feels like a perfect self-care, love-yourself kind of treat. Nice, quiet ambience. Folks here studying and working and quietly chatting. I will quickly become a regular here.

As a Californian visiting Dallas for a few days and super excited to check out a very visible Arab presence in the Texan state, I was excited to try out a drink. Unfortunately, there weren't many iced versions which are unique. (Meaning besides your usual Starbucks style shop) The safyani latte *did* hit the spot. I did like how the sweet outweighed the caffeinated taste. Something that I wish they'd improve upon is customer service-I was surprised how passive and unfriendly it was like there. Super awkward. I do love their Arabic coffee slogan up on the wall. Cheers to that!

Love this spot. Great drinks and friendly staff with plenty of seating! They are open late for post dinner chai runs :) Plus they had bracelets for sale supporting the watermelon cause so I got some and they are very cute.

(Chris Helmsworth voiceover) The vibe is fab Yemeni Coffee House! Ala (like Aladin) warmly greeted us! Asked for the most caffeinated beverage Sayfani serves. He said Turkish. Went with it. The presentation was grand! And Ala was right on! Turkish is the best manifestation of caffeine! The Chai was delectable! The cold Mango Coco was great! But what was utterly fantastic was the Milk Honey Cake! Similar to Tiramisu in texture and appearance but splendiferous and unique! The Baclava Finger was scrumptuous! Delicious pastry in the form of a candy bar! And the Bee Hive was an absolute delight! Perfectly sweet with honey. And the surprising texture makes it a definite repeater! Would order everything again! Thanks, Ala! Woohoo!