Qamaria Yemeni Coffee Co.

The place is a cool , unique coffee shop with Arabic interior design and offers , Yemenis coffee and snack . They have also written the history of Coffee in Yemen and Mocha and it relationship to a port in Red Sea which is informative. The workers are friendly, polite but a bit confused, for instance they forgot an order for 20 minutes and it was sitting on their kitchen! Also it seems the management does not pay attention to details. An example is the vents and HVAC dampers close the ceiling which have not been cleaned for months

I'm not a coffee person so I just get the Adeni chai at all their locations. It's really good! This Fremont location is bigger and has more seating than the Fullerton, CA location. It's a great halal food snack and dessert location. There is typically only one dessert that I eat when I go here, and that is the rose milk cake. It tastes really good and is not too sweet. The other desserts are probably good as well but I don't usually get them. This time around, I also got a pastry. It was the chicken musakhan roll and it was delicious.

Need a hip place to meet up with friends or family? A place to study? Delicious, aromatic, coffee or chai? This is your place. My family and I have been constantly coming here for all of the above. We love their Shay adeni, their Qamaria latte, all their desserts, and their food options hit the spot. Since this place has opened, I’ve been here more than thirty times…. :) If you haven’t been- this is your sign to come.

Went to Qamaria for quick coffee and bite on a rainy day. The place was full but I was lucky to get a table. I ordered pistachio latte and caramel milk cake. Both cofee and cake were delicious. Perfect blend of flavors. Will definitely visit again to try more stuff.

Vibe check: 👍 Pricing : a bit high Menu visibility and communication : 4/10 ( description is really small on the screen unless u know ur go to and don’t wanna try new things like me) Food / snack: Musakhan roll was so good yet small in size Pasteries / desserts: cakes were nice but not as fresh. We bought The dubai chocolate cheese cake after we had eaten others and it did not dissappoint and was very fresh.

I was excited to try this place with my boyfriend but we were both disappointed ultimately. I got the Qamaria latte and he tried one of the specialty coffees. My latte was fine. I got it with cold foam and a little less sweet. I could taste the cardamom which was nice to try but nothing life changing. It did settle to the bottom which was a bit annoying as I was finishing it. Then for his specialty coffee, it’s hard to call it coffee. I tried it and it tasted like tea. Very floral but not a hint of coffee flavor. Again, fine, but not exactly what we had in mind. My boyfriend has tried a lot of specialty coffee brews other places and this one didn’t measure up. One thing that was a bit infuriating was as the lack of transparency in pricing. The cold foam was an additional $0.50, which would have been fine if I understood that to begin with, but the cashier just asked if I wanted cold foam without explaining the extra charge. It was only $0.50, so I let it slide. For my boyfriend’s coffee, the cashier spoke so quickly that my boyfriend didn’t understand til after that he was being charged an extra dollar just to use one of their mugs in the cafe. $1 to use a mug in the cafe that we don’t get to keep, that you guys are just going to clean and charge someone else $1 to use? Scam. Absolutely scamming your customers. It was ridiculous. It’s not about the money it’s the principal. Nowhere else have we been charged extra just to use a mug. The cafe itself was clean, the pastries and desserts in the case looked great, but we are not planning to come here again.

staff was amazing and brought our stuff. atmosphere very good. the couches were very comfy and loved the barriers. very inviting. I got the Qamaria latte and my friend the carmal macchiato.

Good strong coffee with the perfect amount of sweetness. It was a perfect little pick-me-up after a lazy Sunday afternoon. Wasn’t super busy that you couldn’t hear yourself talk but occupied enough to people watch while enjoying company.

I've been to Qamaria at least 3 times now and the drinks are consistently good. I've had the Qamaria Latte and the Adeni; both have amazing flavor and taste. I've also tried the Pistachio Latte, also solid. As someone who doesn't like too sweet, this place hits the spot for good flavor while not being overly sweet; I'd recommend the coffees at regular sweetness whereas the tea (Adeni) I like it lightly sweet. The Adeni is my favorite drink for sure. The staff seem very friendly as well. This place has always been packed; I've gone on a Friday night, Saturday night, and most recently a Monday night (it wasn't as packed as Fri or Sat but the restaurant was still bustling). Highly recommend this place to get work done, casual hangout catch up with friends, or if you just want to enjoy a nice drink/dessert while people watching. Would recommend and would come back

I met my favorite teacher friend here for lattes and love a few weeks ago. I was blown away by how absolutely cool this place is. You would never know from the strip mall outside, but inside is one of the most unique spots in Fremont serving incredibly authentic Yemeni coffee that is absolutely delicious. The place was packed, but somehow had a flow that allowed all the new incoming customers a place to sit. I really appreciate when there are multiple seating choices depending on your needs, the size of your party, how long you intend to say, etc. at a coffee place and Qamaria has that for sure. As for my drink... the iced Qamaria latte was one of the most delicious things I've had in a long time (and they were able to make it no dairy for me, which is an even bigger win)! No visit to Fremont is ever complete without seeing my Bestie, and now no visit will be complete without the two us visiting Qamaria if you're on that side of town, I highly highly recommend stopping in.

I've been here twice and am obsessed with the flavors and the aesthetic here. They're located in a shopping center where there is generally parking BUT there is also car meets here so the side parking lot usually has a bunch of cars parked there. I ordered the pistachio latte and it is THE best pistachio latte I have ever had. It's fresh, has authentic pistachio taste, and is the perfect ratio of coffee, milk, and pistachio. I have also tried the honey comb and the shawarma. The shawarma was so tasty. For something so simple, it had a nice crispy and softness. The chicken was tender and well seasoned, but not overpowering. There were a lot of people in there but plenty of seating. Their glassware and trays are beautiful. Overall just love it here.

Great Aden chai and the medium teapot is big, recommend for at least 3 people. It's a nice place to hang out and chat with friends, but it's pretty crowded on the weekends and even though the place is big, it's still hard to find a seat. Good spot overall, just expect a wait for a table if you go during busy hours. Saw they are opening one in Pleasanton too soon.

The service was quick, the cafe is super adorable! The seating area is very nice and Cozy. And the cake and coffee was good! I would come here just very busy but that is a good problem to have for the coffee shop!

The drinks here are really good, especially the pistachio latte! Vibes are great too! Only thing is that's it's a bit on the pricier side. I still recommend it to friends, but just with that caveat

Much-needed sit-down café in Fremont - perfect for casual catch-ups, work meetings, and relaxed hangouts. Great ambiance; the sofa seating along the wall gives it a cozy, authentic vibe. It was quite crowded on a Sunday evening, which says something about its popularity. Tried the Adeni chai - solid 4/5. Mild cardamom notes and strong tea flavor (just the way i like it) though served extremely hot, so it took a while before I could really enjoy it. Only downside: it's only offered in 12oz and 16oz. Would love to see an 8oz or lower option; feels more true to chai culture than the American-sized cups. Looking forward to going back to try their coffees; they looked fantastic. Hope they taste just as good!

I totally miss coming to this place; everything is fantastic, and the service is excellent here. Parvaiz, Noor, and Noora (twin sweet sisters) Today we went back again and enjoyed every minute. We lived in San Francisco, but honestly, it's worth driving every single time. San Francisco has many yamani tea places, but the Fremont location gives you a homey ambiance. As soon as you walk in, there are always welcoming vibes behind the counter. People like us, who drove from the other side of the town, needed this kindness. I love Adani chai and rose cake, and sometimes I order strawberry drinks too. Finally, there is a place in Fremont that stays open late. We highly recommend this beautiful cafe. Please try to enjoy food and drinks.

My first time here and we tried both the iced pistachio latte with coconut milk and the hot pistachio latte with oat milk. The pistachio sauce itself is already sweetened so they couldn't make it sugar free like I usually prefer but honestly, it still hit the spot! The place was quite packed for a Saturday evening and could feel the buzz of everyone enjoying their drinks. The iced pistachio latte was the standout for me, it's creamy, nutty and full of that rich pistachio flavor without feeling heavy. Definitely something I'll be coming back for:) Can't wait to dine in next time to try their bread and desserts.

This place is amazing! Good coffee. Good snacks. Yummy real food. We got the Qamaria Latte

This place is always packed, and with good reason. The food is good, and the drinks are great! I always get the mango yogurt drink, and a coffee with my wife. The pistachio coffee was easily one of my favorites. I tried the pistachio cake, but surprisingly I was left wishing it had a stronger pistachio taste to it. Regardless, the cheesecake was a hit. The busyness to it adds to the charm of the environment, it definitely makes it feel like you're part of the restaurant. Always coming here when I'm in the area.

Really cute and cozy spot with super friendly staff. I tried the kanafa cheesecake and the pistachio latte both were good, especially the pistachio latte. I came to get some work done, but it gets pretty busy on weekends and there are limited tables. They also have no-electronics tables for people just dining in, which is nice. Overall, great drinks, desserts, and vibe. just come early if you're planning to stay a while.

Amazing milk cakes! Definitely try the Pistachio flavored one. Nice spot with lots of parking to hangout with the gang!

Qamaria Yemeni Coffee in Fremont has such a lovely authentic setting -- the kind of place that immediately feels warm and welcoming when you walk in. I really appreciate the atmosphere and the cultural touches, it makes the whole experience feel unique compared to the usual coffee shop. The coffee itself is flavorful and different in the best way, and it's a nice spot to hang out or meet up with friends. The only thing I wish they had was a decaf option, since sometimes I'd love to enjoy their drinks without the caffeine. Still, overall it's a great place and worth checking out if you're looking for something beyond the typical café.

Quite the buzz around this coffee shop! Pretty hard to snag a spot but some unique flavors if you manage to. I really love how this place has turned into a community. The atmosphere is so inviting for the new generation. Service is efficient and you get your items pretty fast once you order up front. They have buzzers to let you know when to go back up to the counter and grab your items. I would recommend the HoneyComb bread, the rose milk cake (so moist and aromatic!!) and the hibiscus tea or strawberry lemonade refresher. The only savory option they had when we visited were the fatayar and they were just okay... didn't have a lot of filling.

The only Yemeni coffee shop you can find in Fremont past midnight. I decided to try their Dubai Chocolate Cheesecake, Pistachio, and Rose Milk cakes, including their popular Pistachio Latte and Adeni Tea with less to no sugar. Ordering was simple, and there was no line, yet all the seats were full in the afternoon. Dubai Chocolate Cheesecake- my favorite and less sweet than a regular Dubai chocolate bar when paired with any coffee, lattes, or teas Pistachio Milk Cake- moist, very bright green like Pandan color, expected some pistachio crumbs on top, but never happened. Not much pistachio flavor going on. Rose Milk Cake- a bit too moist with a hint of artificial rose taste; looks pretty, but not worth eating again Pistachio Latte (hot)- substitute it with almond milk and less sweet; soothing and creamy to drink Adeni Tea- the creaminess reminds me of Hong Kong-style milk tea with cardamom spices. Best to order without sugar and whipped cream when paired with any dessert to prevent a sugar crash. I love their simple decor and their Yemeni/ Arabic instrumental playlist, which made it less distracting to work and talk. I appreciated how the baristas cleared the trays and dishes that were left on the table right away. They're also available on DoorDash, both for pickup and delivery (extra charge).

Best post-work out late night snack spot ever!!! I always get the chicken shawarma. I love the texture-- soft on the inside and crispy on the outside. The meat is flavored perfectly with secret herbs and spices. When I really feel like treating myself I go for the biscoff cheesecake. I actually froze a slice and took it with me on a flight to SoCal to share with a friend who is also a fellow cheesecake fanatic! You can't go wrong with any of the flavors, but I prefer the biscoff because of the texture of the crust. Drink wise the beverages lean towards a more sophisticated, roasty profile (as opposed to a sweet dessert coffee). It's the kind of flavors I think my dad would like, the serious black coffee type. Service is always very friendly. I love coming here because of how alive it feels, even late at night. Especially late at night. Love that they are bringing a sense of liveliness to this once quiet part of Fremont :)

Beautiful, lively cafe with a variety of drinks and food items. A bit too loud to get some deep work in but a nice place to do light tasks and catching up with friends. Their drinks are quite sweet, so I'd want to try them with less sugar. RECS: + Pistachio latte ($8.50, 4.25/5 stars) had a delectable pistachio layer that added to the coffee. My only gripe was the drink was way too sweet, which isn't an issue I usually face liking sweeter coffees

A great place to hang out late and get your tea of coffee fix. It's a popular place! We went on a Friday night after 10, and still had to wait for 10 mins to get a table for four. The servers and order takers were friendly, helpful, and kept the place clean. Every hot drink we tried was tasty. None of us were Yemini, so we had to look up what Qamaria means! Here you go: "In Yemen, a Qamaria is a traditional stained-glass window, named for the Arabic word for "moon" (\(qamar\)), as its colored glass lets light into houses in a way that is reminiscent of moonlight. These windows are a distinct architectural feature of Yemeni homes, historically crafted from alabaster and now commonly from colored glass and stucco. They serve both decorative purposes by projecting beautiful patterns inside and practical ones by providing light while maintaining privacy."

Right when I walked in immediately loved the cafe vibes. So spacious, yet the ambience and aesthetics gave a cozy warm vibe. This place is popular, 10 am on a Tuesday there were already ppl who set up shop with their laptops to work. I opted for the Qamaria Latte with no sugar. On its own it was great, nice rich coffee with the cardamom and cinnamon flavors highlighted. I added some sugar free sweetener and it enhanced the coffee. We sat on the lounge chairs next to the fire place to plan one of our events. Pricey lattes but worth it if you're staying for a while or want to try unique flavors and coffee you wouldn't be disappointed with. Lovely service. Will def come back here for a meet up if needed.

I have been eyeing the pistachio milk cake and rose milk cake and decided that since we were down the road, we might as well stopped by. The cashier recommended the pistachio milk cake over the rose milk cake so I trusted him and ordered it. The milk cake was basically tres leches. The cake had a pretty strong pistachio flavor by itself but when I ate it with the frosting, the frosting overpowered the pistachio flavor. The "milk" was able to soak the bottom of the cake but left the center dried. Most bites were moist and wet, some bites were dried. Overall, the pistachio milk cake was a solid 3/5. Between this and tres leches, I would've preferred tres leches. The place was spacious and well decorated with plenty of seating. It was packed on a Saturday but there were still some empty seats available.

I've been to other locations of this chain but this is by far the nicest w the best atmosphere The Yemeni coffee was excellent as always (I went w sanaa) and we also took the Dubai choc cheesecake which was expensive (about 9$ for a smallish piece ) but very good (loved the kadaif and pistachio all over ). Very recommended !

This place is super hyped and for good reason! The interiors are beautiful - intricately decorated and lots of open space and light. There's a lot of seating but most of it is taken early on due to how popular this cafe is. If you come in a big group, prepare to wait or you might need to go somewhere else. I tried the pistachio (green!) milk cake and a chicken wrap. The cake was super moist and the perfect amount of sweet - some might find the semi-watery texture off-putting but it didn't bother me. The chicken was cooked well but I thought the wrap could have used a little more flavor, maybe even some spice. There were a lot of sweet and savory options on display but I hear they sell out quickly (especially the pistachio cake) so grab it while you can! I'd definitely come here again for another cafe sesh and to try more items. The vibes were simply giving.

Well designed, spacious place serving delicious beverages, both hot & cold, and scrumptious desserts. There are several savory items on the menu too for those who don't have much of a sweet tooth. Qamaria is a lovely addition to the Fremont Halal scene and a lovely, lively place to hang out in, however, some do take the mick somewhat and 'hang out' a little too long with their vices & devices in the air conditioned space making it rather difficult to find a seat let alone a table. Qamaria's prices aren't steep but they aren't cheap either so it'd be nice to be able to sit down and enjoy a cuppa and a treat.

I finally had a chance to revisit after the crowds have died down. Though, it was a Sunday night around 9:30pm. LOL. My wife and I shared a slice of the Dubai Chocolate Cheesecake: kataifi, Pistachio, and cream cheese (4/5). Creamy, rich, and decadent. I think it was a good thing we waited to try any of the desserts. We learned to appreciate Dubai Chocolate. LOL. I can't wait to try some of their other desserts!

I came by on a Sunday afternoon and this place was packed. It's a big space with tons of seating, but still not a single spot open. I ended up grabbing the iced qamaria latte to go. Modified it with no cold foam and less sweetness. The spices make it a unique coffee, very distinct compared to other places. Only downside is I would have to stir it now and then since it separates a bit. Also grabbed a slice of the pistachio cake, which was milky and not too sweet. Definitely coming back to try more of their pastries, considering there were plenty and they look delicious. place also had plenty of parking given a large crowd.

Loved this place! I should have visited this sooner, and yes, it is totally worth the hype. First of all, the place is big but it was full when I went there. There was a constant line at the checkout. But the service is quick and the staff is really sweet. Tried the popular pistachio latte (yum! 10/10 - I am not a big fan of pistachio, but this one is popular for a reason), iced Qamaria Latte (pretty good too, i would rate this 8/10). They had so many options for food as well - had the Saffron Tres Leches : so so good! not overwhelmingly sweet. I will be back here to try out more stuff. Their ambience is also so beautiful with so many Yemeni inspired art work and decor.

Beautiful cafe in Fremont! Love how spacious it is inside and the decor was on point. I ordered two coffee drinks, believe it was qamaria latte and one of the hot coffee. I also got a rose milk cake as recommended by the cashier. Overall I thought the drinks were OK - perhaps the spices in the coffee is not our cup of tea. We personally didn't enjoy our coffee as much. The rose milk cake was tad on the sweeter side. It looked prettier than how it tastes sadly, could be personal preference. We ended up tossing half the cake since we couldn't finish it. Maybe we ordered the wrong items, but our visit was underwhelming. Would love to come back and try their other items, and maybe work from here one day given how spacious the space is! Parking is plentiful in a plaza. Customer service was okay, don't think they seemed pleased when I asked for recommendations but they might be busy and had no time to provide service.

An excellent hangout spot in Fremont for informal meets, a relaxed date night, or even those late-night cravings. The café offers a great variety of coffee and snack options. I tried their Aidaroos chai -- at first, it looked a bit over-steeped, but one sip changed my mind. It had the perfect blend of clove and mint, rich and soothing without being overpowering. The space feels warm and inviting, perfect for newcomers, and the staff is courteous and attentive. I also tried their baklava, which was deliciously flavorful (though admittedly a bit calorie-heavy -- worth it though!). Can't wait to visit again, and I'm especially looking forward to checking out their upcoming Pleasanton location!

Lately we've been frequenting exotic coffeehouses for a taste for their selections of hot milk teas in order to find differences in flavor and quality brews. So we decided to visit this Yemeni cafe which we heard was one of the most popular in the Bay Area and just opened several months ago I believe. It was certainly packed during our early evening visit which began as a good sign. You can tell many of the customers were college students working on their online assignments and they occupied most spaces throughout the cafe so we had to wait awhile and quickly grab a table. We ordered their large Adeni Chai which comes in a glass teapot and golden teacups meant for a group. Their tea was good, although there were a few things lacking which I factored into our visit that might be questionable. One of those things included their serving sets, more specifically, their glass teacups. After pouring a serving of tea into one of our teacups we noticed that it was leaking from the side which we couldn't figure out how due to the gold metal design on the bottom. We did return that cup to staff and they quickly replaced it. When that sparked our curiosity to dig a bit deeper, we examined the other cups before we poured the rest of the tea into the other glasses and noticed that they all had what looked like dark rust under the glass which wouldn't affect the tea, but just a concern with how long they've had these cups and if their method of washing them after each use is used with chemicals which caused them all to slightly corrode. Again, the metal on the cups doesn't touch the liquid, so we continued to pour and enjoy our visit not making it a big deal. Another visual concern was the caked dust on the vents which anyone can notice if they just look up along the walls. I took a picture of it, but again, it didn't have an impact our food and drinks, so I just ignored it when it was pointed out to me by someone in our party. The dessert selections were good and the prices of everything was reasonable. So overlooking all of the small things we noticed, we left somewhat satisfied. I probably wouldn't visit from a far away distance just to solely stop by for this location, but if you are in the area, I would recommend to visit this place at least once to make sure decision if you would come again.

Yemeni coffee is sure to pique your interest if you're a coffee enthusiast and Qamaria has the goal to share that with you! Located in south Fremont in a relatively quiet mall near a more industrialized part of the city, Qamaria oversees the far corner of the lot and almost always has parking spots right outside their door. As you walk into the shop, you'll breathe in the many fragrances filling the spacious cafe illuminated by soft ambient light from the walls. There are quite a few tables and seats to choose from and the noise level is very low, which would be perfect for those looking to camp out to study or get a bit of work done. The giant display case up front will be the next to feast your eyes as you peruse through all the sweets vibrantly colored and topped with an abundance of nuts and cream. We came here specifically seeking out the pistachio milk cake but was pleasantly surprised to see the new fad overtaking the world, Dubai chocolate, being applied to a cheesecake. Pistachio milk cake - this pistachio flavor packed sponge cake is moist from soaking in the flavored milk. It's topped with a generous layer of whipped cream and sprinkled on top is a thin layer of crushed pistachio. The bright green color will certainly grab your attention. The cake doesn't look too big but the richness makes it plenty enough to share among two or three people, unless you're a huge sweet tooth! Dubai chocolate cheesecake - decadent cheesecake topped with a thick layer of chocolate infused with pistachio cream and sprinkled with pistachio crumbs. Although the flavors melded quite well together in your mouth, the texture and consistency wasn't what I was expecting. The classic Dubai chocolate has a bit more crunch and this cheesecake just didn't meet the mark there. Aside from the pastries and cakes, the main draw must be their coffee, however I didn't get a chance to order one this time around. It'll definitely be on the list next time I'm around here! The staff taking my order was super enthusiastic and friendly. They made the whole experience exceptional and warm; can't wait to be back! Overall, Qamaria is a coffee shop that's off the beaten path that serves delicious middle eastern inspired desserts. If you or someone you know is a pistachio "nut", you'll need to make a visit and have a taste of their pistachio milk cake. As someone who hasn't tried Yemeni coffee, this will be a cafe I'll need to come back to and give it a taste. Based on their website, the owners and founders do seem to be passionate about the craft and making it accessible to the local community. That I can certainly cheer to!

Chill place, yum pastries and delectable drinks! Cool, clean and charming business. Wide variety of options for all!

First visit to a Yemeni café and Qamaria set the bar high. The space is spacious, bright, cozy, and buzzing with energy. Even well after dinner hours, groups of friends were still gathered around, sipping drinks and chatting away. Love that it feels like a true community spot. I went for the pistachio latte and wow... silky, nutty, perfectly indulgent. Paired it with a biscotti tres leche cake, soft and rich, though a little too sweet for my taste. Still, it paired nicely with the latte. I want to try Dubai chocolate cheese cake next time!

Pistachio latte 4/5 - came with no expectations but this pistachio latte was pretty good! The pistachio flavor was strong but it wasn't too sweet which was good. Very milky coffee. Coffee flavor wasn't too strong either which was good for me since I don't drink coffee much. Inferior is really nice and there's lots of seating although it was pretty filled on a Saturday morning

Overall review: 4.5 Qamaria Yemeni Coffee is one of the few cafes that is open late and it is popular! I came with a friend at 9pm, left at 10pm, and there was still a long line of people waiting to get their orders taken. Service is really fast and the workers were really nice and helpful explaining what certain desserts and drinks were. Some of the milk cakes were gone from the dessert display so I assumed they ran out. When I asked, the waiters came out with new trays of milk cakes! I ordered: -Saffron milk cake (5/5): milky, creamy and sweet - reminded me very much of a tres leches! -Caramel milk cakes (5/5): milky, creamy, and strong in caramel flavor -Adeni tea (5/5): good tea flavor. You can adjust the amount of sweetness and you can order it hot/cold. The cafe is nicely decorated with bright colors and cute decor. It's located in a plaza with plenty of parking. My only knock off is that you may have to wait a bit to get a seat. Overall, would come again to try their other desserts, savory pastries, and drinks!

Amazing coffee!! It's like Turkish coffee so you'll see the sediment on the bottom. The baked goods and food were also very delicious. The dinning room is huge (for a coffee shop) with tables and a sofa areas. Very nice ambiance.The service team were working well together with little wait time.

I will always recommend this place to anyone I see... granted it makes it tough to get a table- but it's just that good. I usually get a small pot of Chai and study. Their sweets and pies are great, and like any good Yemeni spot- it's open pretty late. The music is great, the staff are nice and I love that staff and patrons are able to pray inside or outside the cafe. There is a great sense of community here, it's vibrant and not gonna lie- it can get really loud. BUT that's when the cafe comes to life! Families, friends, colleagues, even solo patrons- it's like a huge family dinner at your favorite grandma's house. You should try it.

I've come here several times now for late-night catch ups and study sessions. I don't mind making the freeway drive up at all--it's a fantastic space with good drinks, food, and ambiance. It's always busy at night. I think this cafe's popularity is an indicator of a desire for more late night third spaces like these that don't involve alcohol and loud music. It may be tricky to grab a seat for more than 2 people at night. Water and utensils are self-serve. They give you a buzzer to let you know when your order is ready. I've had the rose and pistachio tres leches cakes, respectively. They were both amazing! The sweetness is paired nicely with a drink like coffee or tea. I'm sure their other pastries hold up well too. The atmosphere is perfect for chatting and catching up on work. I'd love to come during the daytime and try a drink with more caffeine. I hope more Yemeni coffee shops open around the Bay.

Qamaria is always poppin no matter what time you visit! They serve up delicious coffee and baked goods! I always get an iced Pistachio latte. It's nearly $9 for it but it's really good. The pistachio cream is perfect sweetness and balances out the bitterness of the coffee. It is pretty sweet but once fully mixed it's good. Their desserts are unique and fragrant. Tried their Saffron cake and their Dubai chocolate cheesecake. Both were delicious and not too sweet. I've never really tried saffron before but their cake almost tasted like tres le ches. It does taste floral though. Would not recommend if you don't like floral flavors. Dubai chocolate cheesecake could have a little more crispy texture. Ambiance is really nice but never really had the chance to stay for very long.

went on a sunday morning. plenty of free parking in the plaza. the interior is really cute and pretty big with lots of seating. it's pretty busy so it can be hard to find a seat and may be noisy if you're planning on doing work. free wifi and limited outlets. they don't allow laptops on the 4 seater tables on weekends and friday night so someone may come around to kick you out - iced pistachio latte (4/5): strong and sweet! they put pistachio paste on the bottom which is fairly sweet, so would probably get half sugar next time instead of normal - brown sugar oatmilk shaken espresso (4/5): also good! coffee was strong and there was a slight cinnamon taste - pistachio milk cake (2.5/5): tres leches type cake so it was moist but didn't taste like pistachio at all. there's some pistachio flour mixed into the cake and sprinkled on top but not enough to add enough flavor overall a cute cafe to hang out or do work with yummy fun drinks. on the pricier side but would come back, especially since its open till midnight and not many places are open late in the area

This place has culture and character. Loved the authentic feel. The desserts were amazing. Lots of seats inside. The service was good. They were on top of it. The place never stopped. So busy...

Staff are ok still. I have to make this review because too many of the patrons have been very disrespectful lately and my family members got involved. * Many are college students who tend to just bump on me when walking towards me while I'm in the table when there is a lot of space (I would understand if there was no space but there was usually a lot of space but those I spoke about would still get near and bump on me or my table). [Various dates.] * There was also a college girl and her group who occupied most of my space when I was sitting by that long table on the wall. Her elbow was on my shoulder. I asked her if she can scoot a bit but she ignored me. Then I told the manager. By that time, that group was already leaving I believe. That group wore a red jersey including that girl. [10/19/25 around 10PM-12AM.] * Now, what really got me to write this review was that when I brought family w/ me, I was told that they were disrespected when my brother opened the door for a young guy and asked if he's coming inside (I believe it's also a college guy) but that guy just stared at my brother with a stink eye and not said a word. (That's from my understanding based on what my sister in law and brother said.) My sister in law also added that the group of college kids said something to piss off my brother and my nephew. [10/19/25 10PM-12AM] * I also got profiled by a woman in a green dress as she made faces while I was talking to the manager. [10/19/25 10PM-12AM] * I'd also sometimes see several people over speeding in the parking lot (one episode where a college kid was on the roof of a car while the car was moving). Very dangerous. [Various dates. Usually occurs after 12AM or when coffee shop just closed.] Seems like a lot of disrespect for one night honestly on 10/19/25. Also seems like a majority of these people are college kids who are actually considered adults (college kids are usually 18 y/o and older). I wonder what will happen if these kids keep behaving like this and keep going to this coffee shop. I'm also wondering if some of these kids are close friends w/ your employees. Your employees are still good and I have no complaints about them and I know you guys can only do so much when it comes to the patrons. However, the disrespect from the patrons need to stop or otherwise this coffee shop might get a bad reputation because of those disrespectful patrons, especially the ones that get very PHYSICAL with me by bumping into me. I don't like to bother the employees but if I have to, I will point anyone out who disrespects me (as one of you manager instructed me). Thank you. I hope this gets better. My friends that I brought here love it here. However, MY FAMILY and I were disrespected. I have to say something for sure because that was their FIRST IMPRESSION.

This place is hella cracking. The parking lot is crowded, but it feels more crowded because the people parking are reckless lol. My date said she liked this place because the cheesecake was hella good. So we got refreshers and the Kafka cheesecake. It was hella good! I would come here again, seems like a chill spot to work and just read.

It's a beautiful spot to grab some coffee and desserts, and catch up with friends. My partner and I came to check this place out on a Tuesday evening, around 10 pm. This place was PACKED! It was spacious and there was so much seating but there was no space to eat our dessert so we just took it home. It was late so we didn't get any coffee but I would love to try the pistachio latte one day. We got the pistachio milk cake and the dubai cheesecake and both were really good! I preferred the cheesecake because there were many different flavors and textures, and the complexity of it made it interesting while my partner preferred the milk cake since it was really soft. I'd definitely be back for the dubai cheesecake again. However, the service was a bit weird, maybe because they were really busy that night? The cashier welcomed us and right after, he looked off into the distance the whole time he was taking our order so we were a bit confused.

Out of all the coffee places I've been to, Qamaria Yemeni is definitely one of the unique ones. It's super spacious with lots of tables to work at. Nice staff. The music (traditional covers of pop music) is at a moderate level where you're still able to concentrate or chat with friends. Nice environment for remote work to be honest. There's also bathrooms and it's clean, so that's a plus. With its sweet and savory pastries ranging from various kinds of milk cakes (saffron, pistachio, rose) to sambossa & zaatar bread, you wouldn't run out of options. LOTS of drink options (hot and cold) from a classic Americano & cortado to smoothies & traditional items -- like Mufawaar. Their coffee drinks are solid. The pistachio latte was a highlight for me with the coffee flavor being a bit more subtle than the pistachio, but still not overly sweet and easy to enjoy. I would recommend adding another espresso shot for a stronger flavor. My friend also enjoyed her Americano. I would skip out on their matcha lattes though as it is more so on the creamier side than it is on emphasizing the matcha flavor. Although, despite all these options, this place does hurt the bank. In this economy, I cannot be caught going here as often as I'd like due to their pricing. If I'm being honest, I don't think the drinks here are worth $8-$9.

This coffee spot is a must try!! Pistachio latte and caramel macchiato is one of our favorites. The coffee is strong, flavorful, and blends really well as a latte. They also have some food and dessert options. I really want to try the Dubai chocolate cheesecake next time! The ambiance is great. Also a good place to meet with family or friends or even to study. Highly recommend!

Got the Qamari Latte, Pistachio Milk Cake, Chicken Shawarma and Beef Fatayer. The Pistachio Milk Cake is like tres leches cake with pistachio flavored cake topped with whipped cream icing. Love this cake. It was moist with yummy pistachio flavor. There were pieces of crushed pistachios in the cake. They had a variety of milk cake and cheesecakes from cookies and cream, mango, caramel, rose, etc. The Chicken Shawarma had a mild but noticeable curry flavor. The chicken pieces were wrapped in a soft thin bread. The Beef Fatayer was a s soft flat bread folded to hold ground beef filling. The ground beef filling was more on beef flavor and very light on spices. Qamaria Latte had cinnamon and cardamom with 2 shots of espresso. Very tasty with cardamom as the main flavor. Not too sweet. Good price of &7 for the 16 oz cup. This is a busy place. All tables were occupied.

Delicious coffees, teas, and desserts with modern Arab decor. Everything was delicious at Qamaria from the teas, "smoothies", coffees to desserts. The taste is a tad bit on the sweeter side so if you want a more authentic spicier taste, ask for less sweetness and don't get the lattes. The rose milk cake and caramel milk cakes were so moist (like tres leches) that we took a couple slices home. Araysi smoothie was nice, it was similar to a mango lassi. If you want to try any desserts get there earlier as most sell out by 7pm. It's nice to see more halal places popping up in the bay where you don't have to worry about the desserts. Delicious coffees, teas, and desserts with modern Arab decor. Everything was delicious at Qamaria from the teas, "smoothies", coffees to desserts. The taste is a tad bit on the sweeter side so if you want a more authentic spicier taste, ask for less sweetness and don't get the lattes. The rose milk cake and caramel milk cakes were so moist (like tres leches) that we took a couple slices home. Araysi smoothie was nice, it was similar to a mango lassi. If you want to try any desserts get there earlier as most sell out by 7pm. It's nice to see more halal places popping up in the bay where you don't have to worry about the desserts.

I tried their pistachio latte, the Qamaria latte, caramel milk cake and a potato filled filo pastry. Pistachio latte was good, the Qamaria latte was a little too cardamom forward and I couldn't get the cinnamon taste as much. The cake was excellent and the pastry was okay. The service was okay, it was busy and the cashiers seemed a bit overwhelmed, which is totally understandable. This place has an awesome huge space where you can do work or to bring an entire family! Definitely pricey though, so for me this is more like a special treat type of place rather than a regular weekend spot.