% Arabica Roastery ‎ — Restaurant in Municipality of Al Shamal

WHERE IS THE SPECIAL NEEDS ENTRANCE??

Is there a wheelchair accessible entrance, slope??? I only saw too many stairs that anyone with minor disability cannot enter

So we went in for coffee while there is a sand storm

Not to mention no to check for face masks before entering

No one to bring the line from blocking the entrance and stairs

Not to mention one cashier is open with many people waiting and then each order taking takes more than 10 minutes to be processed

Then, when I ordered Cortado just to find out i was given a Macchiato. The issue is when I said that this is not my order I had the Barista tell me they are the SAME😖😖

I am no Barista, but here is a small lesson: Macchiato: Espresso with Foam only

Cortado: is Espresso with an equal amount of steamed milk

Speaking to staff regarding managing the Chaos they simply said well you can order on the app instead of acknowledging they need some operations manager to handle them.

This for sure a very bad experience, and shall never return, I will not...

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I went for the iced matcha latte, and it was smooth, not overly sweet, and really refreshing. The coffee, from what I remember, is solid and definitely hits the mark for proper espresso lovers. The baristas are professional and warm, and the setup feels efficient even when it gets a little busy.

Perfect spot for a quiet solo moment or a coffee date. Definitely one of my favorite cafés in Riyadh for its...