I ordered the Yemeni Honeycomb bread with cheese fillings. It's delicious and went well with my Mofawar coffee. I'm very pleased with the service. The lady behind the counter was patiently answered my questions about the coffee and food. The cafe is spacious, clean and bright.

I've never had Yemeni tea/pastry so I was excited to try this place. I ordered Adeni Chai and honeycomb bread. The tea was a bit sweet for my taste. I asked the barista to make it less sweeter for me and he modified without hesitation. I also tried honeycomb bread with honey on the side. The bread was a bit crunchy and delicious with cream cheese in the middle. I'm glad that i asked to put honey on the side so i could adjust the sweetness. I liked the map decor on the wall and the place is spacious and clean. It's a good place for a group gathering.

I was staying just down the street from Qahwah House and popped in around 1 pm on a Tuesday. I love the spacious interior and their coffee map they have. They also had a selection of baked goods that looked amazing. There were only a few people inside but the staff welcomed me in with a big smile and gave me their recommendations once I mentioned it was my first time in. For me, this was a great place to get work done and enjoy a tasty latte. I ordered the Yemeni latte and loved the spices you could taste in the drink like cardamom, ginger, and cinnamon. I enjoyed my visit here so much that I came back two days later and asked if they had any savory pastries. I was given a freshly warmed veggie samosa and it hit the spot! I wish I lived closer because I'd be here all the time!

I've been to several Qahwah House cafes. This one opened recently in Canton. The drinks and desserts are standard Qahwah House offerings. I don't drink coffee, but I typically enjoy the Adeni Chai tea with oat milk. I enjoyed the Sabaya pastry with crispy layers topped with honey. One downside is that there are hardly any outlets. I only saw an outlet toward the front of the store by the counter stools. No outlets were available elsewhere, and the chairs weren't very comfortable. Clearly, it is to discourage people from staying for hours on their laptops.

Pics say more. Excellent coffee house. But wished there seats were more comfortable. Service was excellent. Friendly, knowledgeable, accommodating. Would recommend!

Second visit. Excellent Yemeni coffee and tea. Had a cup of Jubani (medium roast coffee, coffee husks, cardamom, ginger, and cinnamon). Wonderful!

I have been to Qahwah House in Dearborn, but not this brand new establishment! I was excited to try it out and drove down to give it a try. Even before walking in, the aroma of fresh coffee caught my attention! I went with the Jubani Coffee and a honeycomb pastry for my choices, and then snagged a Lemon Cake to go! The lemon cake was extremely moist and tasted very fresh, and I couldn't seem to stop myself from eating it all in one sitting. Staff at front counter were kind, they couldn't find my name at first but it was sorted out quickly and professionally. The interior has a beautiful layout and is covered with all things about the history of Qahwah, and where it originated in Yemen!

I came from out of town and wanted a chill coffee place to catch up with a friend. The space had plenty of seating and the drinks are served almost immediately. They had a variety of large and small tables, but plenty of space. I got the recommended chai latte and it was good, but a little too much masala for me. The chocolate croissant was def amazing and they serve it warm! They had a lot of other cool looking drinks around me which looked like frappes - I would get those next time I visit.

This place is very good for Yemeni tea. Extremely trendy interiors better than their Dearborn location. Service was good We had the Adeni Chai & Honey comb bread They also have Veg & Chicken Samosa's