Coffeyeh — Restaurant in Cedar Park

Coffeyeh isn’t just a coffee shop — it’s a movement in a cup.

From the second you walk in, you're greeted with the warmest energy, the rich scent of perfectly brewed Arabic coffee, and the undeniable feeling that you're part of something meaningful. Their drinks are incredible and the Dubai chocolate cup is to die for. Everything on the menu feels like it was made with love, intention, and a deep sense of heritage.

But what makes Coffeyeh truly special is its heart. This is a space rooted in solidarity with Palestine. The décor, the events, the conversations happening around you — all celebrate and uplift Palestinian identity and resistance in the most beautiful way. They host cultural events and art pop-ups that empower the community while keeping the focus on justice and liberation.

It’s rare to find a business that blends excellence with ethics so seamlessly. Coffeyeh is proof that you can create something beautiful, delicious, and impactful all at once.

If you want to support a local gem that brews with boldness and serves with purpose — this is the place. Forever proud to sip and stand with...

My friends and I stumbled upon this coffee shop that we found on TikTok and decided to pay a visit to support, and we are so glad that we did!! The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and the space has a relaxed vibe that allows you to sit down, take your time, and really enjoy your coffee experience. It’s the kind of place that feels just as good for catching up with a friend as it does for sitting solo with a book or laptop.

We really loved the Spanish latte; it’s one of the best that we have tried in a long time. The service was great too; the guy who prepared our drinks was super cool, friendly, and clearly cared about making sure our drinks came out just right.

We’ll definitely be back and I’ll be recommending...

Stopped in to support my new neighborhood coffee shop. It wasn't very busy so thought we could grab something quickly. A two item coffee order took far too long (25-30 minutes). I noticed others waiting just as long and looking frustrated. The woman behind the counter was very understanding and kind, but the staff making the coffee seemed annoyed with me and I heard them joking about the long wait.

I was hesitant to leave a review because I saw other customer reviews teasing and harassing customers who complained about long wait times. I would have been back to give them another chance, but now I worry how I might be treated. The coffee was actually really good btw, but not worth 30 minute wait and $9 price...