Kadm Cafe - Bahla Souq

Great location, with private seating for families in different themes which gives the visitors amazing vibes. Their coffee & tea are good and they have delicious homemade cookies which tastes good. There is a parking lot facing the location however it would be difficult to find a parking during weekends & rush hours.

One of the amazing cafe in Bahla near Bahla’s fort. You can enjoy having hot or cold drinks & some sweets with your friends. - I tried strawberry lemonade, it is good option if you want a cold and fresh juice. - Visa is available here - Staff are friendly

The cafe is located in a historic marketplace (Souq) and it’s just a great fit to the place. It’s made up of three shops, one to order your coffee and two servers as seating areas. I liked their hot latte.

Very nice a coffee shop - cafe -. The old souq give the coffee a special signature and the private rooms designed in different types of designs. You can take a cup of coffee whether it is cold or hot with a special sweet. Also you can take a great memorial photos in souq lanes.

Nice coffee shop in the middle of Bahla Souq. Everyone gets their own private room/ space to sit in. Coffee, hot chocolate, ice tea and cakes. Coffee wasn’t amazing but sufficed! Closed in the middle / heat of the day. Shame that most of the souq was closed while we were there so wasn’t much else to do aside from the fort.

When you enter Kadm Cafe it transports you back to a different era. The cafe is opposite the magnificent Bahla Fort and it has 4 themed rooms with different settings. You can sit and sip your coffee ☕️ after shopping at the traditional souq.

Great coffee in an aromstic location. Staff are very friendly. Parking is availble in front of the cafe with an outside sating area.

First of all, the place has a nice atmosphere, highly recommended as a getaway from a bust life. At Kadam, they have a good variety in the menu; however, they’re coffee wasn’t that good. The coffee tastes burnt and doesn’t meet the coffee standards. I ordered Cortado, and it was less than 8 oz, and more than 50% of the drink was milk, so it was more to a latte than Cortado. The idea of rooms is new, personally I liked it. However, I’d recommend the owners to redesign the seats and make them longer. Other than that, everything was good. The question is, would I visit Kadam again? If I was meeting friends, I would, other than that I have better options.