Kiffa — Restaurant in Medina Province

The menu is very simple. I thought it was too simple but that’s just a personal opinion. Nothing wrong with it though.

What i really disliked is that they don’t have a menu on the spot and they don’t have wifi. I did not have internet so i could not see the menu. They send me outside to look at the menu on the window. I also wanted a snack but those were not on the menu so i only had an iced coffee. The coffee was fine, the people were nice.. it is just very strange that they don’t have a menu in the spot for people with no internet or with no battery on the phone or whatever.

The price is also fine. It’s a little high for a simple plain cold coffee but it was fine....

The atmosphere at World Street, right outside Kiffa, was wonderful. Being just outside Masjid Al Nabawi added a special feeling to the experience, creating a serene and uplifting environment. I tried the Spanish latte, which had a taste similar to Vietnamese coffee—it was quite good! The chocolate cake was also enjoyable.

There are other great places nearby, like Namq and Ratio, that are worth exploring, but Kiffa was good for one time try. The only downside was the service; since we don’t speak English, it was challenging to communicate, and the staff wasn’t very helpful in assisting us. Overall, it was a good...

Coffee that you must try when visiting Medina, especially when you are in the Nabawi Mosque. The place is lined up with food stalls and other snacks. The area is always crowded near Nabawi.

The queue is quite long but the service is fast. You just tell the cashier your order, pay and then wait for your drink to be ready. I bought a large iced Spanish latte and a hot chocolate for a total price of SAR 40. It is expensive, but it is very, very worth the taste. I had a flu at the time but I can taste the coffee because it has a strong taste. Moreover, the chocolate was very thick and still delicious to drink...