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About
Delah Coffee Berkeley
Welcome to Delah Coffee Berkeley, a delightful haven for coffee aficionados and dessert lovers, nestled at 1807 Euclid Ave, Berkeley, CA. Just a stone's throw away from the bustling Cal Berkeley campus, this charming café invites you to embark on a sensory journey through the rich flavors of Yemeni coffee and traditional pastries.
From the moment you step inside, the elegant gold and black decor creates a sophisticated ambiance, making it the perfect place to unwind or catch up on some studies. Customers rave about the inviting atmosphere, where comfort meets style, making it a prime spot for both casual meetings and relaxed solitude.
Delah Coffee thrives on its specialty beverages. The Delah Mofawar medium roast infused with cream and cardamom stands out as a signature delight and is priced at just $7.75. For those craving something unique, the Sana'ani House black coffee, melding cardamom's exotic notes, beckons with an allure that’s impossible to resist. The café's diverse range of coffees extends to the Delah Qahwah and Jubani light roasts, each tantalizingly spiced with ginger and cinnamon, creating layers of warmth and depth in every cup.
But it doesn’t stop at coffee. The café also offers a myriad of teas, including the luscious Adeni Chai, a Yemeni black tea boiled with cream and signature spices, for a thrilling twist on a classic favorite. Customers have declared it a must-try, noting its balanced flavor and fragrant warmth, sure to become a daily indulgence for many.
If you have a penchant for refreshing beverages, be sure to explore the refreshers and smoothies, featuring vibrant options such as the Hibiscus and the light and zesty Ginger Lemon.
- Delah Coffee’s pastries are equally commendable. Many guests have praised the Bee Bite, a delightful pastry filled with cheese and drizzled with rich honey sourced from Yemen—one of the highlights of their visit.
- Others enjoyed the sweet layers of baklava and the intriguing honey comb bread stuffed with cheese, offering a taste of authentic Yemeni culinary artistry.
- While some have found particular pastries a bit less stellar, the overall consensus is that Delah offers an unforgettable dessert experience.
As our customers have joyfully shared, every visit to Delah Coffee Berkeley is more than just a meal; it is a celebration of culture and connection. With a friendly, dedicated staff eager to serve and a menu brimming with enticing flavors, it promises not only to satisfy your caffeine cravings but also to warm your heart. So whether you're near the campus or just passing through, make sure to swing by Delah Coffee and immerse yourself in a memorable culinary experience.
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“ Beautiful cafe near Cal Berkeley campus. After riding our bikes for a few hours. We just wanted an afternoon coffee and pastry. We loved the Yemen Chai and coffee and Bee bite pastry here! The Yemen Chai called Adani? ..we actually drank this earlier the same morning at Farmers Market near Lake Merritt and loved it there too. No coincidences!! I realized that day I need this Yemen Chai in my life daily..I think its my new favorite hot beverage. I love the flavor, unique spice its not as sweet as Indian Chai I always prefer less sweet But the Bee bites pastry.. it has a cheese inside and lightness to it..but hunee...the honey on this pastry..was the best honey Ive ever tasted..they said the honey is from Yemen as well..so amazing!! Definitely returning!! I will check out all their locations besides Berkeley they said they have one in Oakland and 2 in SF. ”
“ Great coffee shop that recently opened near the Cal Berkeley campus with a focus on Yemeni coffee and pastries Im grading on a slight curve since the place recently opened and I think any restaurant needs at least 6 months to hit their stride. Place has a lot of promise though. Coffee beverages I tried were all great though I lived for a while in the same region, so am partial to similar ways of preparing coffee. The pastries were generally very good we only scratched the surface on the options available there. The honey comb bread stuffed with cheese was great and definitely worth a try. The baklava was also solid. I was a little disappointed with the knafeh. Not bad, but Ive had better. Maybe it would have been better warm. The croissant was a little too dense, but edible. The service was a little backed up, there was only one person working there. The person there was incredibly friendly and helpful. Just wish she had help! Atmosphere is nice. Outdoor seating would be nice, since I have a dog. But the place is a block from the UC campus, so its easy to find a spot outside there. Ill definitely return! ”
“ Feels really fancy and shiny, love the gold and black color scheme. Rose cake and latte was great. Everything was prepared quickly, and looked extra glitzy. A comfortable place to hang out or study. ”
“ Amazing coffee and desserts in a beautiful cafe. What is not to love? The baklava is perfect, and the yemeni late has a subtle spice and sweetness that was so balanced and decadent. 1010 recommend ”
“ Just visited the Delah Coffee House today, and I tried a Yemeni Latte with a beef stuffed bread. It was really good and I enjoyed it. Mohamed the barista working at the time showed very good service and was great with conversation. I will definitely come again. ”
“ This is by far the best coffee house Ive ever been to. The staff are wonderful, and the environment is so welcoming! The hospitality is actually insane. I got the Rose Delah Late and the Spinach Savory Pie, and both were the best that Ive ever had! Authentic Arabic Coffee. ”
“ The honey bee bites , with a concept of arsenal cells cells as theirsignature dessert if its served with honey, but it will be salee salty brunch if its served without honey. I wanted to fee Especially if one wants to tryo out l its components , enjoying every ingredient in its own, it was a good call, you can sense the creme fondue that fills each sesame cell. This was the first time I try it, and hopefully not the last signature , It is served hot But for a drink I recommend hot Sanaani to go along with the meal. Or Turkish coffee. ”
“ First time trying and was recommended the mangarabian smoothie and it was easily the best drink Ive ever tasted! Highly recommend it to anyone coming in. Fresh mango and quality taste. You can tell they emphasize details with the interior of the store and the beautiful, Arab style cups. The employees were extremely helpful as well and super nice. Best service Ive had! ”