Qisa Coffee

I have no idea why I have not visited this amazing coffee shop before, it's one of my favorite now! The pastries and cheesecakes (they had the most delicious Dubai Chocolate flavor ever), great coffee options, and in a very well set up and fun roomy setting inside ans ours. It was late afternoon and the sun is setting behind the building so no direct sunlight and you can enjoy your outdoor drink in a very comfortable setting. A must visit even if you're from out of town and want a quick drink to go, or if you have time to spare and hang out inside. Parking isn't too bad, and a few other things to do to go for a walk etc. in the nice neighborhood after.

I have been going to Qissa coffee for 6 months, its time to write a long over due . A quiet spot in East Sacramento that's perfect for working, coffee meet ups, or grabbing good coffee on the go. The KARAK CHAI here is my favorite, but the Pistachio Latte is something extra special for a treat. Keep an eye out for seasonal coffee and tea drinks, they are always tasty and original. The owner Aziz is super friendly and welcoming.

Great service and ambiance, but disappointing coffee. The most important thing needed in a cafe. The atmosphere is relaxing and the staff is friendly, but the coffee really missed the mark. Both the iced Turkish coffee and the matcha latte were overly sweet and diluted with too much ice, leaving them almost flavorless. This spot might work if you’re looking for a place to hang out for a few hours in Sacramento, but not if you’re here for quality coffee.

The drinks and food are very tasty and pretty on par with most other Sac cafes in terms of cost. I have to say my favorite part of Qisa is the owner. He is a wonderful person willing to give to community organizations and work with groups who need catering for events! Definitely recommend Qisa not just for your new favorite cafe to visit and drink your chai or coffee, but also for catering!

I was told about Qisa a few weeks ago. It's a very unique coffee house that serves Yemeni inspired coffee. You can also get an old favorite of mine, Turkish coffee. We had an iced Turkish coffee and it was perfect. The chai was definitely a cut above and not your run of the mill yeah we server it Chai. It was artisanal quality.... They offer deli style foods such as chicken rolls and cheese layers. Top it off with some baklava and you're set.... As a bonus they have usb and usbc power outlets. In a time where coffee houses are blocking off power ports this is a nice touch. Give them a shot and I guarantee they'll be high on your list to return to.....

We stopped by for a quick coffee break and were pleasantly surprised. The place is clean and spacious, with plenty of room to sit and relax. We ordered the chicken roll, honey bite, Qisa coffee, pistachio cheesecake, and pistachio coffee. Everything was served warm, which made it extra comforting. The coffee was smooth and sweet—very easy to enjoy. The pistachio cheesecake was the highlight: so smooth and creamy, highly recommended. Great spot for a cozy and relaxing break. Parking is only street parking and only for 2 hours; they don’t have private parking.

Beautiful coffee, tea, and pastries. Calm and refreshing atmosphere. I know this cafe will be a major hit! Their pistachio cake and ube matcha are awesome

A solid work café. Comfy bench seating w plenty of plugs around the room. Mint tea and pistachio latte are sweet and tasty. There are sweet and savory snacks. Good spot.

Qisa Coffee is a beautiful new gem in town, and I'm so glad they've officially opened their doors! They specialize in Yemen coffee, and you can really taste the passion and culture in every cup. The owner is incredibly down-to-earth and friendly--he brings such a warm, welcoming vibe that instantly makes you feel at home. You can tell he cares deeply about serving the community, not just with amazing coffee but with heart. I've tried the Iced Rose Latte, Iced Qisa Latte, Hot Chocolate, and the Iced Pistachio Latte--and let me tell you, that pistachio latte is next level. Creamy, nutty, and slightly sweet--it's a must-have. Their pastries and cakes are just as impressive. The Honey Bites are addictively good and the Pistachio Cheesecake is so rich and flavorful. There's plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors, so it's a great place to catch up with friends or get some work done. Plus, they close at 11 PM every day, which makes it the perfect late-night study spot. They also regularly have special deals and events, which is a fun bonus and makes it easy to keep coming back. Friendly service, a welcoming atmosphere, and some of the best coffee and treats I've had lately--Qisa is definitely going to be a regular stop for me!

The space is warm, welcoming, and has that perfect mix of cozy and modern. Plenty of seating and strong Wi-Fi--perfect for working or just relaxing. I ordered an iced ube matcha latte and it was smooth and not super sweet. There was plenty if street parking when I went early morning but it may get a bit tricky during busy hours. Bonus: 7am to 8am is bogo 50% off.

We came here early on a weekend and it wasn't busy. Although I think it would be hard to find parking when it is busy. Lucky for us, we came here and got the deal, buy one get one 50% off (7am-8am). I got a pistachio latte and it was very tasty. However, they ran out of mugs so we got to-go cups. It was weird because there was only 3 other people in the shop, lol. Overall, a good experience. Would go back again if in the area.

TL;DR Cozy late-night café with plenty of outdoor seating and a lively vibe. Smoothies and pistachio cake were decent but pricey, with quality not quite matching the cost. --- I came here around 8:30 PM on the hunt for a late-night sweet treat. The place stays open pretty late, which is definitely a plus. There's only street parking, but I had no trouble finding a spot nearby. Even that late, the café was still buzzing. Almost every indoor table was taken, so I grabbed a seat outside on the front patio. It was a nice atmosphere to relax in, especially for that hour. I ordered two smoothies, which were $9 each, and a slice of pistachio cake for $7. The prices felt a bit steep, especially for the smoothies, which I found to be just okay. It tasted like they didn't use real fruit in the smoothies, and from what I saw, it looked like they were using some sort of concentrate or juice. It leaned on the more artificial and sweet side. The pistachio cake had a nice flavor, but since it was late in the evening, it leaned on the drier side. Overall, it's a solid spot and a nice place to hang out, especially if you're in the area late. That said, it probably wouldn't be my go-to for drinks or pastries, mostly because of the price and the quality not quite living up to it.

Amazing latte! There's plenty of seating. I love the fact that you can taste the matcha and milk. The drink I got was lightly sweetened and I love how it wasn't too sweet.

We stopped by for a quick coffee break and were pleasantly surprised. The place is clean and spacious, with plenty of room to sit and relax. We ordered the chicken roll, honey bite, Qisa coffee, pistachio cheesecake, and pistachio coffee. Everything was served warm, which made it extra comforting. The coffee was smooth and sweet--very easy to enjoy. The pistachio cheesecake was the highlight: so smooth and creamy, highly recommended. Great spot for a cozy and relaxing break. Parking is only street parking and only for 2 hours; they don't have private parking.

Wow. Very appreciative that this Yemeni/Turkish coffee shop doesn't hold back on the spices in its coffee drinks. Amazingly bold cardamom & co. flavorings! I specifically tried the iced qisa latte and the Turkish cold brew. Both are great though I prefer the Turkish cold brew as the Qisa latte is rather on the sweet side. Quite strong drinks; it woke me up from the summer groggy mornings! As for food offerings, the filling in the chicken roll was a tad dry and bland and the rose cake had a gritty texture even with its soaked-cake style. Polite staff. Small, clean, and humble interior with enough natural lighting. Finding street parking isn't too bad; just have to be vigilant on finding an open spot (and hey at least the parking here isn't metered :p ).

Delicious!! The pistachio coffee elixir I had was outstanding. Service is also wonderful & the indoor/outdoor spaces are terrific. I only wish they offered larger size drinks, maybe a 20oz.

To those that have not yet tried Yemeni/Peshawari coffee, it is a unique but complex process with its earthiness and different shaped beans. Since Sacramento already had a ton of standard coffee shops, it was a pleasant surprise to find this place. This is none other than "Qisa Coffee" in the Curtis Park neighborhood. Located directly at the corner of 24th St. and Castro Way, this place has been in operation since July 2024. Since this part of town of Sacramento is nestled with charming homes in a very residential area, parking isn't too difficult to find. I was able to find a spot about a block away during the morning of Saturday 4/5/2025 at around 11:25am. One thing that really stood out was how spacious the business was both inside and out. You will find several red tables and chairs located at their outside patio while the indoor seating area has a very sleek modern look to it. I was particularly impressed with the hanging light fixtures, comfortable chairs, and just an overall excellent ambiance where much of the natural light from the sun made its way to the inside of the building. Their menu is equally as impressive with hot & cold espresso drinks, tea, smoothies, and a unique assortment of Turkish and Arabic, beverages that you can't find anywhere else. Additionally, they have a nice variety of baked goods, sweet treats, and standard food items. This includes their "Honey Bites", "Naan Hummus Dip", "Cheesecakes", and "Smoked Turkey Sandwich". Since this was my first time coming here, I wanted to go with a fan favorite, their "Iced Pistachio Latte" (priced at $9). I completed my order with one of their savory dessert items, the "Rose Cake" (priced at $7). After paying the young lady at the counter, both my cake and drink was ready in less than 5 minutes. Keep in mind that this business does not accept cash and ONLY takes debit/credit as well as Apple Pay/Google Pay. Since more places are going exclusively digital, its an easier process than having to count change as well as making cash deposits. I also wanted to add that this is one of the few coffee shops that has very generous hours of operation as they are open for business 7 days a week from 7am-11pm. Which is great since many people can come and get their coffee/food before work as well as making it a great atmosphere to work/study into the late night hours. As for my Iced Pistachio Latte, it was good but not great. A little bit on the bitter side as I did not quite get a ton of that exclusive pistachio flavor in my drink. The Rose Cake was also good but not over-the-top amazing. I think for nearly $20 (after tax + tip) for these two items, it was a bit on the more pricey side. All in all, "Qisa Coffee" is a good above average place that I recommend. The variety of options alone is enough to please most people. With that said and done, I am giving this place four stars.

Tried this new spot and enjoyed it! I tried the pistachio latte and it was decent, had a slight pistachio flavor but wasn't too sweet which I appreciate. We also got the Qisa latte hot, which was soooo good! The espresso flavor was good and I'd definitely go again to try a few more drinks!

Finally got to come back to Qisa Coffee now that they've been open for a while! They had a steady flow of customers when we came on a Saturday morning so it's great to see them thriving. They have clearly taken into account a lot of feedback and my viewpoint has completely changed. -Pistachio Latte: this drink now utilizes a real pistachio puree. It's blended but not too chunky which makes it a nice texture in the drink. I loved it with the oat milk. Definitely worth the price now for the real ingredients! -Qisa Latte: we got this one hot and it was very creamy! If you like cardamom this one is perfect for you. -Go Bananas Latte: creamy banana milk and espresso, can't ask for more! I wish more places had banana lattes and they did it really well here. -Mofawar Experience: this tasted similar to the qisa latte but a little bit sweeter and lighter. The beautiful presentation makes it a fun experience and something to do when meeting with a friend or two! If you're planning to hang out a while this is a great option and they have different "experiences" to choose from. The chicken roll was stuffed top to bottom with chicken! But my favorite was the honey bread. It was so warm and fluffy like it was just freshly baked. Service was a lot more welcoming this time around and made me feel like I want to come back! I hope to be back soon so I can get more of the pistachio latte since it's the closest one I can find to home!

I'm so happy I discovered Qisa recently! It's such a great coffee shop to come to with friends or to study at. They have a good amount of seating indoors along w some seating outside. There are plenty of outlets next to the four booths and they are open super late compared to other coffee shops in Sac. The coffee and pastries are also great! So far I've tried the Pistachio latte, Pumpkin Spice Latte, and the Qisa Latte. They're all great, but my favorite so far is definitely the pistachio. Service is fast and the people are always friendly. Definitely check it out!

Delicious desserts, coffee, and smoothies! Relaxing atmosphere with a nice view. Helpful and accommodating staff explaining the variety of desserts and drinks.

Great service and ambiance, but disappointing coffee, the most important thing needed in a cafe. The atmosphere is relaxing and the staff is ok, but the coffee really missed the mark. Both the iced Turkish coffee and the matcha latte were overly sweet and diluted with too much ice, leaving them almost flavorless. This spot might work if you're looking for a place to hang out for a few hours in Sacramento, but not if you're here for quality coffee.

I am a coffee addict and I am talking about real coffee , not the sugary type and this place hits the spot! As a middle eastern woman I am always on the hunt for coffee shops that remind me of the Middle East & this place really does . I ordered the Turkish coffee experience and it was strong and delicious Love the vibe of this place , it's very comfortable. The service was very friendly and I definitely felt welcomed . I also tried the viral Dubai chocolate and it was perfect , home made

We've been meaning to try Qisa for a while now and it did not disappoint. We love that this small business started at the farmers market and now have their own brick and mortar location. We tried the Turkish coffee, pistachio latte, and 4 different pastries (chicken roll, spinach pie, cheese pie, honey bite). The Turkish coffee was strong with the perfect hint of cardamom, and in a surprisingly large cup. The pistachio latte was nutty and delicious. If your order is 'for here' you receive real cups and plates which is a nice touch. All four pastries were very tasty and warmed up, but our favorite was the chicken roll with touch of sumac. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, perfect for coffee with friends or reading your book on a sunny Saturday. They also sell a variety of coffee, tea, baklava and Turkish delights alongside their branded merch (water bottles and tumblers of various sizes). If you're looking to support a great local business and have some yummy coffee and treats, come check this place out!

The Qisa latte hot or iced is really good! I tried the biscoff cheesecake too. A bit too sweet for my liking, but it was tasty. I like this location for their late night hours. Seems like a nice hangout. No complaints here.

Yummy . Fresh pastries, custom hot and cold drinks and authentic Dubai Chocolate...Oh my! This little coffee shop is perfectly nestled in the neighborhood and easy to get to with plenty of street parking . Indoor or outdoor seating make for an enjoyable experience and comfy. Outdoor accessibility ramp provides access straight to the door. Inside, though small is still spacious enough to maneuver mobility devices due to the table and chair arrangements. There's an open window with stools and plenty of space to pull one's wheelchair up and enjoy the view, i.e. people and furry baby watching. Or maybe read a book or today's news. Staff is kind, professional and not fake-exuberant. Their demeanor and customer service is a perfect blend of professional and courteous. Hot and cold drinks made to order with an array of cultural/ethnic pastries, rolls, cake, muffin and other edible delights to satisfy taste buds. Looking for a neighborhood gem nestled in the cutest of neighborhoods (Curtis Park), then Qisa is the spot.

Overpriced and too sweet, place is pretty cute and was exited to try it, got iced Carmel macchiato - too much syrup and carmel, hot chocolate - too sweet, pistachio latte - too sweet , cheesecake- okay, and Dubai chocolate which was disgusting tasted like laundry detergent with almost no feeling 20$ for that is crazy. Customer service was good , but food and drinks overall overpriced and tastes artificial and sugary with laundry detergent.

On a Saturday morning before taking our dogs for a walk in a nearby park, my husband and I came to Qisa coffee. Located in our old neighborhood, I was excited to see that they put in a coffee shop for the local community. I decided to try the Qisa latte with oat milk while my husband ordered a pistachio-based drink. We also both decided to try the cheese roll. The service was very friendly and the staff were very engaging. They were willing to answer any questions we had. I ended up really enjoying the Qisa latte as it had a nice nutty flavor to it and was not overly sweet. I was slightly disappointed by the cheese roll, hoping for a more robust flavor. But we will definitely be back to support the small local business.

This review is solely based on their Iced Pistachio Latte and Dubai Chocolate. The coffee shop is spacious inside with plenty of natural light from their large storefront windows. A lot of people were working on their laptops. We were luckily able to find street parking right in front. Service was great. Staff was friendly and helpful answering questions. My Iced Pistachio Latte was made quickly. Beautiful presentation as my drink looked so pretty but I sadly didn't really like it. It was on the bitter side with no sweetness at all even after mixing in the pistachio. I couldn't taste any nutty pistachio flavor either. Maybe the ratios were off or it was because they didn't have anymore regular almond milk and they had to use a almond coconut one instead? I tried a sip of my friend's iced pistachio latte with oak milk but it was pretty much the same. I've tried a pistachio latte from a few places. Maybe its just supposed to be that way at Qisa? I don't know. So for me, I didnt think it was worth $9. If its not going to be sweet thats fine but then I'd like a stronger pistachio flavor. I feel hesitant to try again. Its a trek but I prefer the iced pistachio latte from a Yemeni place in Folsom way better. My friend and I also tried a small round piece of Dubai Chocolate. It was pretty expensive $9 but I think that's just the market for them. The lady said she'd take $1 off so our fomo kicked in as we have both been wanting to try some Dubai chocolate for awhile. Figured why not just try a small piece just to taste it. It looked different from the regular traditional Dubai chocolate bar they were selling for $19. This small round piece had white chocolate too. It had a nice crunch to it. I liked it! I probably should've just went with the traditional looking chocolate bar of it as I didn't like the white chocolate part much. The overall flavor of the filing was delicious not that I have anything to compare it to.

I've been driving by this place for months and finally decided to give it a shot. The barista was immediately kind and welcoming. She had asked if we'd been there before and when we said it was our first time, she was immensely helpful. She explained what the different flavors entailed and even let us try some of the syrups before making our choices. We went with a pistachio latte and rose latte. The presentation was pleasing and so was the taste! Unfortunately we had already eaten because the snacks in the bakery case looked delicious. Will have to come back!

I'm so excited this coffee shop opened up in Curtis Park! Here's why it's quickly becoming one of my favorites The Drinks: * Karak Chai: I've had it twice, and it's amazing! I think this might be the only spot in Sacramento serving authentic chai. * Iced Pistachio Latte: The flavor is good, but the syrup doesn't mix well and settles at the bottom. I'd suggest using Monin or Da Vinci syrup for a better blend! (Pro tip: ask for extra syrup if you like stronger pistachio flavor.) * Qisa Latte: Solid 7/10. It's good but tastes like a regular latte without syrup--nothing bad, just nothing special. * Rose Latte: Not my vibe, but it does taste like a rose latte, so rose fans will probably love it! Perfect for Students: * Late-night hours: This is the only coffee shop in Sacramento that stays open late--perfect for studying or working on deadlines. * Comfortable seating: The chairs and tables are so comfy, it's honestly the most comfortable coffee shop in the city. * Great WiFi + outlets: Fast WiFi and plenty of outlets make this spot super study-friendly. * Parking: Bonus points for easy parking, which is a lifesaver!

We got a qisa iced latte and a Turkish cold brew with sweet cream and qisa syrup. Both delicious. We also bought 2 Dubai chocolate bars which were a bit pricey but looked great. The staff was so nice and accommodating and answered all our questions.

1000/10 recommend visiting Quisa Coffee. It is a beautiful cafe, plays relaxing music, and has great drinks and snacks . The highlight of this place though is hands down the service/owners. We ordered coffee and hot chocolate for a Union Member Appreciation event, but unfortunately funding was not approved in time. Instead of canceling our order, the owners of Quisa Coffee DONATED over 600 oz of coffee & hot chocolate , cream, sugars, cups with lids, etc. They also gave stacks of 20% off coupons for union members. They didn't have to do that, but they are amazing people and went above and beyond. Also, I decided to go there for lunch to return the support and I will definitely be back! Their pistachio latte was soooo good and their samosa and spinach pie were delicious . Thank you again Quisa Coffee, I'll be back!

The pistachio latte was amazing. The flavor tastes just like a the viral Dubai chocolate. Customer service was great and the vibe was there.

Tried this spot recently and I'd recommend it. The matcha was great however not as creamy as I imagined. The honey comb cake was delicious and the staff was very kind and accommodating.

Nice ambiance. Something new for Sacramento - Yemeni coffee, although the owner is not Arab. The prices are very high and their Karak was not as good as I would've hoped for a place like this. I like their sweets. The barista did not know how to explain what karak was so I offered to help for the person in line. New business, room for growth

The staff was very friendly and they explained the ingredients of their products. We enjoyed the authenticity of the atmosphere.

Delicious! Loved this Turkish coffee shop! Caramel frappe and espresso shake were amazing!

Dropped by this cafe because I saw that they are open late at night. They have a lot of street parking available (not sure if it's different in the daytime). I got the Pistachio Latte (Hot) with Oat Milk, and it was really good, and service was quick. Prices are just a little bit higher, but it's understandable because they are a local business, and it also makes up for their amenities like wifi + electric plugs available throughout. Late at night you still have a lot of people mainly working on their laptops, and it is a relatively quiet environment.

Knowledgeable staff, lovely place great location and a very walkable neighborhood. I enjoyed the chicken roll as a snack and good tea but I did not find a favorite drink

This coffee tastes amazing, unlike any coffee I have ever tasted in the greater Sacramento area. I ordered a Qisa latte, and you can actually taste all the coffee in the latte instead of it being so milky. The coffee taste itself was very unique, and it is worth every dollar. They had a lot of unique dessert options, too, like the famous Dubai chocolate bars and various flavored Turkish delights. Both were so so good! The service was amazing, too. The owner was super nice and the rest of the staff were super attentive. I'll definitely be back!

A cute and comforting coffee shop near a neighborhood. The drinks and food are heavily middle-eastern influenced with the word "Qisa" I believe meaning "Story" in Arabic (Not too sure. Too shy to ask the owner lol.) But I ordered their Qisa Latte cold brew with sweet cream and it was a 10/10. They had some delicious looking snacks like Baklava, Pistachio cheesecake, Dubai chocolate on display as well! I'm a student so working here with assortment of drinks, food, fast wifi, and a clean space is of essence for me. Will be back again for another study session!

my brother brought me to this coffee shop yesterday and i am so glad he did! the neighborhood area around is so cute, the chai we drank was delicious, and the service was so professional and polite. i will absolutely be coming back and have already recommended this place to others! :)

This was my first visit to this restaurant. I ordered a cup of Turkish coffee, chicken roll, strawberry cheesecake, and avocado toast. The service and ambiance were great. The coffee and food were delicious! Definitely worth more visits in the future!

New Welcoming Local Café in Curtis Park This family-owned café is a cozy spot with a welcoming atmosphere. They offer some unique flavored coffee options--we especially enjoyed the iced rose and iced pistachi coffees, which were both delicious and refreshing. They also have Turkish coffee for those looking for something more traditional. In addition to the coffee, they serve desserts, including my personal favorite Turkish delight, plus a few savory items if you're in the mood for a light bite.

This is such a cute, airy coffee shop. I love how much light comes through in this place! I ordered an iced pistachio latte and it was solid! Not too sweet and it had the perfect nutty taste. It can get pretty busy, so I would plan accordingly. Overall, loved this place so much and can't wait to come back :)

As a Curtis Park resident, I was so excited to see this place open and in such a great location, we had been following along with the build and them online. I also hate to give such a low review for a hard working family business and after only one visit, but don't see myself stopping by again to spend $20 for a cold brew and a latte that aren't anything special. Wish them the best as I don't want to see anyones dreams fail, but this place is much too pricey for the service, ambiance and drinks/flavors that they are providing which all seemed par to sub-par. P.S. I just read the reviews after posting my own and was not surprised to see so many others bring up and react to the high prices. Maybe I just don't have the pallet for rare and high-quality coffee beans, so it seems this just isn't the place for me!

Staff was very nice. They have many unique, speciality drinks on their menu. I got the iced Qisa latte and it was really good. Drinks are a bit on the pricier side. Good amount of seating indoor. Great places to catch up with friends. Parking is also free (for 2 hours on weekdays, unlimited on weekends) and plentiful in the surrounding neighborhood.

My friend & I had a yearning for Turkish coffee, so we tried it here. Must say it took us back to Istanbul. The largest Turkish coffee we ever had. The cardamom! It was piping hot but the wide cup cooled it off a little too quickly.

Qisa Coffee is a local coffee shop in Curtis Park at the corner of 24th St and Castro. They have espresso, drip coffee, and Turkish coffee, as well as sweet and savory treats. I had Yemeni coffee and feel connected to the birth place of coffee. The Turkish coffee is extremely smooth, rich and flavorful. The service is warm and friendly and the baristas are very knowledgeable about coffee. Indoor and outdoor is available. Having a coffee paired with Tiramisu cheesecake or biscotti cheesecake while listening to mellow jazz is a wonderful way to enjoy coffee! Super chill. Don't leave without picking up some Dubai chocolate!

The service is super polite. I am surprised there's a coffee shop open till 11pm this is my new favorite spot. I had their pistachio cheesecake once and went back the second day to buy three more, because ITS THAT GOOD. The drinks are also yummy. I've only had hot drinks so far but I plan on trying the cold drinks too. Def recommend, the inside is spacious and cute. Parking maybe a bit difficult since it's street parking but I've never encountered any issues.

I Love this place So cozy The ambiance is gorgeous And the people here are so warm Qisa latte

The coffee is always 10/10 no matter what you order! The employees are always so nice. The owner regularly works the counter and takes the time to have a conversation with all his customers. The vibes are super relaxed, and comfy. Whether you're taking a coffee to go or to drink there, it's a must try!!!

If you like really syrupy beverages over sweetened with artificially flavored syrups, this is your jam. Especially if you have money to burn. This is fake Turkish coffee, too bad it's not authentic. Barista could not answer simple questions. If you'd like to see cultural appropriation fueling small business capitalism, look no further than Qisa coffee. 2 stars is for the great location across from Sierra 2.

Great customer service and the tea was amazing. Also great that they are open late. I got the kawa tea and it had a wonderful flavor of some cardamom.

Delicious food options, excellent service. The ambiance looked great, we did a quick pick up, tried the pistachio iced latte, did not disappoint and will definitely comeback to get it this summer.

I just came in today looking for the Dubai Chocolate Bar, excited and thrilled. It was 20$ and i thought maybe it was reasonable because of the trend. I bit into it and it was almost full chocolate no dubai filling. I'm very disappointed and found another place that carries them close by that were half the price. Shoutout to rocky mountain chocolate factory. in downtown sacramento