Sheza Coffee House

I’ve finally made it out to Sheza’s Coffee House! Only bad thing I can say is whyyyy didn’t I come here sooner! As soon as you walk in you can’t help but admire their floral themed coffee house. The decor in here is awesome and very picture-worthy. I kept hearing about the pistachio latte and their somoa latte as well. So I came out here to try them. Amazing! Top tier! I had a banana-nut muffin as well with a red velvet cake to go. Everything here is freshly baked. Pricing is very fair and the facility is super clean which is very important. Parking outside was pretty smooth. Found parking within 2 minutes. The staff works very efficient and they’re very polite. I recommend this place to everyone!

Coffee is delicious, and so are the cakes. The atmosphere is nice. Clean and fresh place. Price are on the high side.

So this cafe is super beautiful inside and out! The barista made me the best coffee I’ve had in my life. I asked her to surprise me and that she did! Proud of this owner!

Nice place, but this is the worst coffee I've ever had. It's taste is not worth the overpriced value ...the staff is RUDE. On the other hand, the prepacked cookies they have are GREAT.

This place is so cute with the flower decor and their coffee and pastries are amazing. It's a very relaxing environment and that I love to spend time in.

Coffee was delicious! I always like to try new flavors when I try a new shop and the girl working helped us all craft the perfect drink based on what’s popular. We also got great baked goods! Great atmosphere’ amazing coffee shop.

Great coffee, pastries are fresh and delicious. They have lots of varieties to choose from. The Belgian waffles are amazing and must try their acai bowls as they fully load it with bunch of toppings. The ambience is beautiful and service is top tier. 100% recommended

I wanted to support this cafe, because it is in my neighborhood; the people working there were friendly. With that being said, I ordered a red velvet cake and the lady did not use gloves to put the cake into the container. Then when I got home and wanted to enjoy the cake, I saw that the cake was about 55/45 frosting to cake ratio. On the outside of the cake, there were little red cake crumbles that prevent you from seeing the real amount of frosting. You are deceived into thinking there is cake where there is just frosting. I never had a cake with more frosting than actual cake. The cake looked appealing and was very ornate with an edible rose on top, but there was literally no cake to enjoy for $8.00. You are basically eating frosting. Buy at your own risk. I will not be back here again. Sheza Coffee House, you must do better.

GRAND OPENING AT THEIR NEW LOCATION 1S ALEXANDER ST YONKERS, NY 10701 I actually visited this establishment earlier and ordered at Americano...for their Grand Opening (which I didn't know was happening today...until I had seen the Yonkers's Mayor strolling by) around 2pm ish. Now let me explain something about this photo. This photo explains everything and the future of this business. 1. This is my second visit during their festive Grand Opening. I ordered a simple Hot Chocolate with almond milk. With oatmeal raisin cookie. 2. I was immediately greeted with the ENTIRE FAMILY whom owns Sheza ESPECIALLY THE BOSS HERSELF SHEZA which is amazing. Finally...A strong FAMILY The place is very clean (But no trash can in sight..which is kinda a problem) I wouldn't want to leave the trash behind at all. Earlier I gave my half eaten sampled chocolate cupcake to the cashier whom was handling a customer (which felt uncomfortable but he insisted on throwing it out) Overall I see a bright future for this cozy cafe which is what we needed in Yonkers. Hopefully the locals support this establishment Please support the locals..

The drinks are special but the prices, and the attitude don't encourage one to return.

I genuinely enjoy this coffee house. The decor inside is absolutely fabulous and follows the seasons holidays as well. Staff is very friendly and there are lots of places to sit down inside and outside. Most importantly, the coffee is quite delicious there. I have also tried several pastries and muffins and was impressed with each one. The ambiance and whole experience make it worth it to stop in. They also play pleasant music. I'll be back and again.

Ordered from here twice and both times I had awful experiences. I only went back because this place is close by and I was hoping it'd be better. The first time I ordered 4 pastries for an event. They weren't fresh and the coffee wasn't the best I've had. The second time I visited, I ordered a coffee and a scone for delivery. And, I only received the coffee. I called and asked why my scone wasn't put in the bag. I was told they wrote me a note and put another pastry in the bag, which I was allergic to and could not eat. Even though I never received my scone, I never received a price adjustment or a response from the cafe. I wouldn't recommend going here due to their lack of professionalism and proper customer service.

Not a bad thing to say about this insta worthy place. Great decor, tasty pastries and large selection of coffee. The whipped coffee was a delightful choice. We were the only ones in there on a late Sunday afternoon and the barista was very happy to help and explain anything we asked about.

I have to say I will not go back to this coffee house. We had a funeral next door so to hold us out till lunch we got coffee & danishe's. The danishes were NOT fresh! The coffee they give you are in soup bowls! My wife wanted her coffee light but girl kept giving here dark coffee. 3times she asked to lighten her coffee. So for 2 bowl coffees & 2 stale danishes the bill was $21 ! I mean I their not Starbucks! Just some neighborhood chi-chi coffee shop. Me I think the best coffee is from the coffee trucks, which I frequent. Then to make matters worse, there is a deli right next door which has Coffee for 2 bucks.Nope never again !!

It's good to see a cute decor coffee shop in north riverdale as there aren't many in this location. Most of the ones nearby are delis. The place has indoor and outdoor seating. They also offer a variety of pastries . I came for a chai latte and they even recommended trying it with a flavor and whatever she added was delicious I believe it was coconut. The customer service i received was friendly and welcoming. I even got a tres leche cake which was good not so much like a Spanish tres leches cake but was decent. I Love that they have outdoor seating i even go to sit with my pup.

A delightful and whimsical coffee shop that asks that patrons keep their stay to 60 min to make room for new customers. If that isn't a sign of community popularity, it would be the delicious cinnamon roll produced by Sheza bakers. The generously-topped icing wasn't too sweet so I could finish the entire roll and wash it down with a house blend that was both smooth and bitter thus perfectly complimenting the cinnamon roll. The music is mellow yet upbeat and the service polite and friendly. I'll be back!

Visited Sheza coffee shop over the weekend with my friend. The decor is beautiful and the pastries were good. I had the corn muffin and tiramisu to eat. I also tried the iced americano( not the best) and the most wonderful tea named Paris for Her. The cashier/barista was so welcoming and kind. Her service was superb, I wish I remembered her name. The downside to this place is that there is no wifi. Which is a bit abnormal for a coffee shop. However I suggest just using the hotspot on your phone if you do go. I think this is something that needs to be fixed. even if you offer it for an hour and set a timer; which I'm sure other places do. Lastly, the ending of my visit was met with an weird energy shift. A women, who I presume must be the owner, asked the barista if we didn't buy anything else yet? I did stay for about three hours. However, we bought 7 items over those three hours and used our own wifi. Your establishment was patronized sufficient so idk what that was about? We shortly left after. If it wasn't for my encounter with that I would have recommended. What a shame !

Very cute coffee place . I like the decoration , the service was friendly and attentive . We drive there because of the cappuccino machine , that makes your image on a foam . Very interesting and cute

Nice spot. Charming interior. Staff was friendly and conscientious, willing and able to work with special requests. Unfortunately the most memorable thing for now is $7+ for an ice coffee with oatmilk. I've been to a few spot that charge this much. Rarely do they deserve a second visit. This coffee was ok. But not special

Friendly service, GREAT coffee and their coconut lemon pound cake is amazing. The only issue I had was the price...$15 for a slice of pound cake and a cappuccino not including tip. (Everyone should tip!!! I hate non-tippers) I'll still go there again though.

Great pastries and refreshing iced tea blend! Perfect blend and wasn't too sweet or bland.

I generally dislike writing bad reviews for small businesses, especially ones like Sheza that I want to succeed, but here goes. I got an iced cappuccino with regular milk that cost $6.75. Very high, but Manhattan prices have desensitized me to high food prices even if Riverdale commercial rents aren't the same as Manhattan's, but not the reason for my gripe and this poor review. As I was waiting to get my cappuccino, I asked for the Wi-Fi information, and was firmly told by who I assume is the owner, "WE DON'T HAVE WI-FI!" Imagine my dismay. A coffee shop that doesn't have Wi-Fi - what a novelty! My intention was to spend an hour getting work done on my laptop before meeting with someone to get going with my day. But I simply left the place, and decamped to Dunkin' Donuts that had ample, available Wi-Fi. My sense is that this place has maybe experienced students from Mount Saint Vincent's buying one drink or pastry (pastry was plastic wrapped and didn't look fresh by the way) and staying for hours and hours. That's what people do in coffee shops! If you don't want that to happen, my suggestion is to find smart, clever ways around that as a business owner that doesn't make people feel personally offended and discriminated against. I'm sure some coffee shops have figured this out. Learn from that and implement it in a good, democratic way. I took "WE DON'T HAVE WI-FI" at face value not "we don't have Wi-Fi at the moment because our connection is down" or "we don't have Wi-Fi because we decided to do away with it as a new initiative". I was also offended because who knows if the owner is saying one thing to me about the lack of Wi-Fi while saying something else to other customers. I think an earlier review on Yelp mentioned that the place has good, strong Wi-Fi, so I'm only left to assume. Quite the disappointment because my $6.75 cappuccino was actually good. The decor is also vibe-y, but bad, unequal service and ungood energy makes for a bad, unwelcoming experience.

This is an adorable little spot in an area that doesn't have many coffee shops. Their food and tea are expensive (I spent $11.50 for a tea - no refills on hot water - and a very small apple cider donut). Then, the barista came over and told me I had to leave bc I'd been here two hours and they have a 1-hour limit on seating. Nobody else was in the coffee shop, so I wasn't taking anybody's space. She said, "I'm just following the rules." Anyway, this is sad if it's true. I don't feel welcome here anymore!

Visited your shop recently and was disappointed by the enforcement of your 60 minute limit on us when there were 2 other empty tables and it was a cold and rainy day. We were prepared to get up and leave if others walked in but no one did. We made 3 sets of purchase transactions during our duration totaling around $34 ($18, $10 and $6) but it didn't matter. We were asked to leave as soon as the third purchase of a cup of tea was sipped. Leaving now 3 empty tables, instead of 2. And it's better for business if people see customers inside just like a restaurant. Indicates that it's good. You should reconsider being so strict when no one else is around anyway. If you are down to two or empty tables and then new patrons come in, then maybe come and ask people to leave. Unwelcoming. No desire to ever go back.

Florals, whimsy and fancy! This is what you get when you step into Sheza Coffee House located at 6050 Riverdale Ave in The Bronx. Your nose is pleasantly welcomed to smells of delicious coffee blends and various desserts. Be sure to take your selfies anywhere within the coffee house as each turn is aesthetically pleasing. Contemporary music plays at medium level to allow conversations to flow. The staff was so welcoming and made sure we knew what items were considered a best seller. Out of the many options available from cupcakes, to fruit tarts, to cookies, it was so hard to choose. Also, so many different options for coffee flavors and teas. The aromas were amazing! What's on the plate? Strawberry Shortcake Chocolate Mousse Cake Praline flavored coffee Things to know: Opened 7 days a week from 7am - 7pm. Dine-in and curbside pickup available, no delivery. Rated 4.6 on Google, She Who Eats gives Sheza Three Forks Up!

This place is super cute and a much needed addition to the area !! The owner was super nice and everyone was amazing and fresh ! I will be back ! They also have great Wi-Fi .

This is the most expensive coffee I've ever had, and it's just not good. A chai latte will run you over $7, adding an espresso shot will make it over $10 (!). A regular latte here costs about $8. You won't know that until you pay since they don't post their prices--look at any of the pictures of their Instagram-friendly menu board on Yelp or Google Reviews. You're paying all that for a latte that will look like the picture attached once you take the lid off. I guess hiding their prices is a good business strategy even if it's illegal, since I wouldn't have ordered anything if I knew them in advance; trusting them was my mistake. Most of the food looks bought wholesale, like at a Restaurant Depot or something, with a "Sheza" sticker attached to the package--you can't tell what, if anything, was actually made there. My hunch is very little. I was really excited to see a new business in Riverdale, but it's unfortunate that the coffee and food are astronomically priced afterthoughts here and the focus seems entirely on looking good on social media. Go to Early Bird or a coffee shop that focuses on making good, affordable coffee instead.

The place is relatively new. Very cute and great coffee options. I wish they had some food options, but I'm sure that will come with time. The owner is a sweetheart, and the place is comforting. Very happy to have a coffee shop close to home. I will certainly be back. Stop by and support this new business!

My son took me here to have coffee and it is such a beautiful coffee shop. love the fruit tart and ice coffee. They have a great selection of desserts to satisfy a sweet tooth craving and the floral decor makes a great backdrop for a photo . When I know my son is going for his coffee I make sure he brings me my favorite .

Stopped by this beautiful coffee shop that just opened this past weekend! The decor is so lovely, the staff was all super friendly and they have so many options for coffees, teas and pastries! I grabbed a Paris for Her tea (green tea with rose/lychee and raspberry notes) which the cashier mentioned has been a popular tea to order. It was great. It seems like a great place to grab and go or sit and enjoy- nothing that compares in the neighborhood. Will definitely be back to try the rest of their menu and enjoy the atmosphere! Wish Sheza all the best!

Wow. Best coffee I've had in a while and the atmosphere makes you want to spend the whole day day in there! Super cute and clean! The staff is friendly and efficient, will definitely be back!!

The most aesthetically pleasing cute coffee shop ever!!! I was blown away when I came in here and the staff was so welcoming. I loved the vibes and I enjoyed my tiramisu cake ^_^ def will be returning!

A beautiful, new, family-owned Coffee Shop! It's lovely and quaint, offering scrumptious sweets, coffees, teas and more. The staff is also awesome..an absolute bonus!

Super cute spot. The customer service was great and their strawberry shortcake is super delish. Highly recommend this place and it's so so so grammable. Their decor is the cutest thing and I love the fact that they're a small biz!

I was so excited to try the coffee at this beautiful shop! The coffee and apple cider donut were delicious! Unfortunately, similar to other customers, I was asked to LEAVE once I was done with my coffee and donut! I was the only customer in the shop! I'd understand if I was occupying the space for other incoming customers, but that was not the case. I was so disappointed and will certainly NOT be BACK! Sheza, please do better!

This has to be the most beautiful coffee house I've ever been to. The effort in the decor is only outmatched by the coffee. If you're a true coffee drinker you'll appreciate the boldness and flavor of their coffee. I had a vanilla iced coffee with almond milk and the richness of the coffee was there even with the additions. I can definitely see myself getting my caffeine fix here more often.

I've tried a few pastries ranging from a christmas "roll" to their strawberry shortcake and chocolate mousse cake. All winners. The coffee is heads and shoulders above Dunkin which is (sadly) closer to where I live. We need more places like this in Riverdale. It's top-notch.

Cute place! I had their iced latte with hazelnut. It was slightly less expensive than Starbucks and 1,000x better tasting! Definitely worth a visit and a revisit!

Excellent coffee. Smooth and flavorful. Also recommend cake rusk. It is not cake but rather like a biscotti. It's a biscuit you can dunk into your coffee. A very cute and quaint addition to the neighborhood.

The coffee is organic. This is a big plus for me because I drink about 16 ounces of coffee a day, seven days a week. Sheza is very friendly and welcoming. I look forward to stopping by every morning at 6:45 AM!! Best part of my day. Let's support this small business!

I went to Sheza this morning around 9am. I was super excited about it because I had heard from my cousin that lives in the neighborhood, how great their Tiramisu latte was and how pretty the decor was. She had mentioned going there at times to finish work and enjoy a cup of brew. Once I ordered my coffee and a pastry (which were $6 and $6.50 consecutively), I asked the cashier lady helping me if I can get the wifi password. Before she could even speak to tell me what it was, an Indian gentleman that had been sitting at one the tables tells me that if I plan on using my lap top I had to sit at the lap top workstation. He points to a small area behind me that had 3 stools, where I would be facing the wall. I tell him that the store was empty, I was literally the only customer in there at the time, and ask why I couldn't sit at a table. He goes on to say that the tables are for groups of 4, and that then I would be there for hours and take up a table. 1. He assumed that I would be there for hours without asking. 2. I had already read the sign they have on each table saying there is a 60 minute sitting limit 3. A coffee shop that doesn't serve actual food and just pastries shouldn't have tables only for groups of 4, generally ppl go by themselves to grab coffee. They should invest in tables for 2, and not discriminate people that go to enjoy coffee by themselves. I tell him that I was aware of the 60 minute sitting limit and wouldn't be staying for that long, but would like to sit at a table because it is more comfortable than staring at the wall in an empty coffee shop. He continued to insist on sitting at the "laptop workstation" and said those were the rules. Eventually he said it was fine. I stayed for 45 minutes. Within those 45 minutes there was a white man that came in, ordered coffee to stay, and sat at a table for 4 by himself reading a book. Nothing was said to him. There was a girl that was of Indian descent that sat at a table with her laptop by herself, again nothing was mentioned to her. Which led me to believe that this man was purely just racist towards Spanish people. Because there was no reason why I had to go through so much of a back and forth to sit at a table with my lap top while I drank my coffee when I was the only customer in there at the time. The place looks nice, but it wasn't worth the overpriced cost of the coffee and pastry, and the 35 minute drive for me to get there and be made to feel so terrible! This is the picture of where he expected me to sit by myself while the whole place was empty!!!

If you want coffee and tea to dance in your mouth, this is the place. If you want the most delectable pastries without tasting like you're eating a ton of sugar, this is the place. And if you want the best customer service, we'll, this is the place my friends! Sheza is amazing and the ambiance is nothing short of magical! This is my go to place in Riverdale. No need to go downtown anymore. And by the way, the deserts can be scaled up to full size and they are delish!!!

Super cute and cozy!!! Really great for a meet up with friends, some quiet me time or a quick place to rest in between running around. They have plenty of pastries and desserts to snack but I would definitely recommend the cheese cake or the Chai Latte if that's your vibe. 10/10 would come again.

I love it here!! This coffee shop has it all. The ambiance, interior design, great coffee, amazing tasty foods & pastries, with fast wi-fi connection. The place is also very clean. The staff is super friendly & welcoming. It's a good space for studying and relaxing. They also have outdoor seating. It's the best coffee shop in town. Highly recommended!

Absolutely love this coffee shop! They have a huge variety of coffees and teas--hot and iced. Even specialties like whipped coffee and rose lemonade. The coffee is amazing, now my favorite in the neighborhood. A delicious selection of pastries and treats from their bakery in Westchester, so they are fresh. The decor is gorgeous and the music is always on point--vibes are immaculate! And they have GREAT hours, they open at 6am Mon-Fri as any good coffee shop should...AND they are open until 8pm so you can grab desert too. Awesome addition to the neighborhood.

The Coffee House is new and the decor is very nice. The desserts were excellent and I really enjoyed the cappuccino. Give it a try.

Someone just brought me a cappuccino from there and it was delish! It also survived a long trip across town and was still foamy and piping hot! Definitely making a trip over there myself, to see what else is good.

It was almost $10 for a latte and $5 dollars for a black coffee! Is this normal? I usually make my coffee at home. Not the friendliest of people either, I stood there for quite a while before being greeted (not busy at all). Also, their "best teas" I buy at TJ Maxx or Marshalls.

The most expensive coffee I've paid for in Riverdale. $4 for a regular black coffee which was horrible. Lattes go for $7 . It went right into the trash. I didn't know the price until I paid for it. They don't display the prices anywhere, which is illegal. My daughter had a cake pop which cost $4. It fell right out of the stick. I asked for a replacement, and the cashier told me it fell because it was my fault. Hello? I've never bought a cake pop at Starbucks coffee that fell out. NEVER AGAIN.

The most attractive coffeehouse in the city. The pastries are to live for. The tea and coffee are exceptional. But the best part is Sheza--her warmth, kindness, and hospitality are unparalleled. I have brought so many friends and colleagues and family members here and will continue to do so. What a game- and neighborhood-changer this business has been.

love this place . i enjoyed my ice coffee ans kids loved the fresh ice coffee and the owner was so sweet and kind . i came all the way from brooklyn it was worth it

Super cute spot. The inside decor is wonderful and the drinks I've tried so far have been pretty good. I'm very big on customer service/overall friendliness, so a bit disappointed that during my 3 visits, in which the owner was present, she didn't greet us. One of those times there was only one other person inside. Of course, I'm not expecting a full conversation, but i think a greeting is always a nice touch.

Amazing premium coffee and pastries. Highly recommended local neighborhood spot that is very welcoming and always serves fresh!

Over priced watered down drinks. An vanilla iced coffee with oat milk costs more than Starbucks! Iced Chai latte was also watery. During my three visits, the owner was in there twice and did not greet any customers - if you want more customers, I suggest you start saying hello and thank you for visiting! The three stars are strictly for the decor inside.

Sheza's Coffee House is like walking into a fairytale. You smile as you walk in and The beauty of the interior design and decadent aromas wafting through the air is intoxicating. The lattes are sensational and the pastries, mouth, watering. The owner Sheza is beautiful inside and out as is her entire family. They are always kind and their customer service is second to none. Highly recommended!!!!!!!