Haraz Coffee House

Very nice and lively cafe. We came here 2 times in one week and thoroughly enjoyed their kunafa, chai, bee bites, and milk cakes. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. great place and highly recommend!

I ordered Haraz Latte and Veggie Samosa ask for it to be in a regular cup instead of a paper cup. Waited 22 minutes, coffee was served in a to-go cup, ok flavor but the worst part was the cold samosa. It was almost $4 Samosa and didn't bother to make it fresh and when they reheated it was warm from outside and cold from inside. Very disappointing experience.

Had this place in Dearborn and their adeni chai is just as awesome here. Ambience and atmosphere is 🔥. Share a baklava cheesecake with your bae, its like a party in your mouth. $10/slice is more then even cheesecake factory but I haven't had anything like it ever before...surprisingly really good, but also alot of calories... 👀

Overall good service. The karak chai was excellent, some of the best I’ve had in Houston.

I don’t understand why people would give this place negative reviews for the service, considering it just opened recently and the employees are still newly trained. It’s pretty unfair to be giving a one star review for a new business that’s still testing the waters. Anyone who works food service knows it is a stressful job.

I respect the employees for being able to handle a grand opening. The atmosphere was great and the employees did their best. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for good coffee and tea.

Super friendly staff. The Haraz Latte and Turkish coffee were delicious as well as the different options. Loved the atmosphere and interior design. We'll be back.

The best cafe one can start his day with!!! Thanks for the great service! Highly recommended!

Friendly service. Fantastic coffee. New favorite spot!

Taking 2 stars away for overly priced desserts. The owner claims that the desserts are local bakers made exclusively for them. However, the cakes are from Costco.
Taking another star away for service. I get they may be busy for Ramadan traffic but at least don’t show an attitude when asked to heat up a Kunafa.
The two stars are for the Ambience and decor.

Went on opening day and loved the friendly service. The adeni chai was definitely the best chai I've had in Houston, and their desserts pair nicely with the chai. Loved the artistic interior design, it feels like you are getting a piece Yemen in the Houston area. Can't wait to be back and try more options!
Kunafa is the best I've had in Houston!

I went to this place to get an Ice Latte and two small pieces of baklava. Latte was $6.50 plus they charge 75 cents for ice! who charge for ice in a coffee shop. Is this a new game now?
A tiny piece of baklava was $6.00.
The employees seem nice. But I don't like airport prices in a city!