Araras Coffee & More

Ararat Coffee & More is a delightful little cafe that has wonderful coffee as well as delicious desserts and other specialty food items. As a result of the Coronavirus, they are no longer offering inside eating but that’s another reason to shop there! There store us small but packed with delicious treats and they deserve our business!

It is wonderful to have a cozy Brazilian coffee shop in White Plains. Their pao de queijo is delicious and so their cakes!

Love the people and the products 😍!
They are awesome 👌, they coffee ☕ is soo good!

THIS PLACE IS AMAZING! food is so delicious, they are so friendly. Highly recommend them. I loved it!

Their chicken coxinha are to die for. Literally one of the best things I’ve ever eaten. I’m not a huge coffee drinker but their coffee is delicious too!! Their pastries are gorgeous and I hear nothing but good things (but I haven’t tried any yet because I’m always too focused on getting as many coxinha as possible!)

I absolutely love Araras Coffee, I always feel like I am back in Brazil when I am there! The girls are amazing, they are the kindest people!
I definitely recommend for Brazilian and also for other people from other cultures, who would like to learn a bit more about Brazil and our food 🥰

Nice independently owned coffee shop. Quality beans. Nice variety of coffee drinks They also have various freshly baked south American baked goods. Try some!

Great for coffee, Pao de queijo, brigadeiro and many other Brazilian delicacies that I have to get back to try. They have some grocery items for sale as well; of course picked up some guarana for the kiddos. The staff is very welcoming and friendly.

All good. Espresso and pastries and am sure other food items are good. Good service.

OUTSTANDING pastries - I was speechless. We had the Alfajores (shortbread) with what I think was a caramel type filling. We also had a chocolate brigadeiro. Both were the best desserts I’ve had in a while - melt in your mouth and extremely high quality. I think they hand you these at the gates of heaven.

For savory, we also tried the Coxinha, which was a chicken filling in a croquet (just the smell was to die for) and the pão de queijo. Both were delicious and satisfying little snacks.

I am lactose intolerant but let me tell you, trying these was WORTH it - truly haven’t tasted a dessert that stopped me in my tracks like that in ages.