Caffe Amouri Coffee Roaster

I adore this cafe! I wish it were nearer to my home. I now exclusively get coffee from here. It is so cute and has a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The staff is friendly and seem to work very efficiently(coffee shops get busy). It has ample space and I love that they have informative coffee posters hung up around the shop too.

On par with Starbucks but peets is a bit better, ordered traditional cappuccino and the taste was a bit bland and weak. There seems to be quite some staff working but the trash bin was full and needed to be emptied. The ambience is quite cozy though.

Since moving to the Falls Church area, I have enjoyed coming here on a regular basis. Coffee is always good and being able to order via the app makes things all the more easier.

The coffee and food is good quality and everything they serve is made to order. They roast their own coffee and grind it everyday. The coffee is not bitter like it is at other chain restaurants and the atmosphere is ten times better. It is a great spot that helps to bring the community closer together.

Great neighborhood spot in Vienna. Can be busy at times and limited outdoor seating but great coffee and breakfast pastries

Caffe Amouri is a Vienna staple. The atmosphere is the best part and the cafe is great. I would particularly recommend the Belgian hot chocolate. Very friendly staff as well.

Not sure what's up with the owner (or whoever responds to these reviews) but the emoji thing is super unprofessional. They must want more info so I'll put it out there. This place is full of flies. The whole dining area had what had to be a dozen flying around. Landing on people and food. I have serious doubts about the cleanliness of this place and won't be back.

Caffe Amouri has been a Vienna institution for years now. They care very deeply about both coffee and community. They roast their own beans, so you know that what you get will be fresh. I recommend trying one of the adventure series roasts that they've got as they're the most unique tastes in the cafe. They have incredibly knowledgeable people all around. The owners and several of the staff have various certifications that show their dedication to learning everything about the coffee world. They run classes for people wanting to learn more - from beginners to experts. They help run community events each year like Vienna Idol - not just a store in Vienna but part of the community.

To top it all off, they've been incredibly innovative since the beginning of the shelter in place orders. They've managed to change their business workflow several times, from helping customers in the lobby at a distance of six feet to closing the store and only doing beans via delivery to now requiring patrons to order on a website.

Easily the worst experience I’ve had at a coffee shop. First of all it’s cold, and they make you stand outside, like a dog. Secondly by the time you get your coffee in a cardboard cup, any flavor the coffee once had is mostly gone, so it doesn’t taste good. I also had to sit on a park bench to drink my semi warm coffee and eat my cold croissant. I also had to battle the wind for control over my flat white. Every time I put my drink down to eat my croissant the wind blew it over and it spilled. I’d rather go get coffee at dunkin if it means I can sit inside like a human. Won’t be back.

I searched for a place near me where I could get some pour over coffee and this had decent reviews on Yelp so I figured I'd give it a try. Caffe Amouri was bustling in the middle of the day on a weekday. It's mood is an active but relaxing coffee shop. It has a very hipster vibe to it.

I ordered a pour over coffee and a scone. I chose one of the six or so varieties and they made it to perfection. The description on the label was very accurate to how it tasted. Also the scone was very moist and soft. They heated it up for me and it was honestly the best scone I've ever had from a coffee shop.

The staff were pretty cool, nice and cheerful. I'll be going there again when I'm back in town for sure.