Qahwah Time specialty coffee

J J 2 months ago

We were nearby and decided to stop in. We ordered their signature Mofawar. It was not as strong as some of the other ones I have had before, but honestly, the flavor was just right for me. The place is really nicely decorated and has a great atmosphere. The only thing I noticed was that the coffee was not super hot, so it did not feel freshly made. I thought this type of coffee was usually brewed fresh, but maybe that is just how they serve it here. Overall, I still really liked it and would come back again.

KEE 2 months ago

I stop by whenever I have some free time near my workplace. Everything is delicious, but the Yemeni tea is especially my favorite. The staff is wonderful and always provides such thoughtful and attentive service

Elm knows Better 5 months ago

The presentation felt authentic and thoughtful, paired with a small sweet touch that balances the bitterness perfectly. The space itself has a warm, inviting energy — simple, but with character. It’s not just coffee here, it’s a cultural moment. Highly recommend for anyone who wants something different from the usual NYC coffee routine.

Adaliat Iusupova 6 months ago

It was my first time visiting Qahwah with my friends, and I really enjoyed it! I had the mango refresher (I don’t drink tea or coffee), so I loved that they offer options like that. They also have a great variety of pastries.My friend and I had such a nice time just sitting, chatting, and enjoying our drinks,no one rushed us, which made it even better. We were also given a complimentary dessert, which was such a sweet and thoughtful touch.The only thing I noticed is that I couldn’t find your Instagram or tag your location on Instagram. It would be really great to have that available so people can share and tag you!

Maria Saha 8 months ago

Wow, I absolutely love this place. So far I have tried the traditional Adeni coffee and pastry Zaatar cream cheese. Sooo delicious, and beautiful too. A little cream cheese inside fluffy balls that make up a slice of this Zaatar, golden brown and crispy on the outside, drizzled with honey, and toasted sesame to give a sweet and savory flavor at the same time. I had a little piece of something that looked like baklava, a pastry with honey and nuts, I may have a bigger piece next time! The Adeni is similar to chai and you can have it as a tea or a coffee, love it! The place is spacious and the music is great too! Soft sounds of the Oud fill the space creating a really cozy atmosphere. Music is not too loud, perfect for meeting up with a friend and catching up. Staff is very kind and will help you choose if you are not familiar with the traditional offerings. I'll be back for sure!