Ebreeq Coffee House — Restaurant in Cleveland

Listened to the owner gaslight and talk over his employee in front of patrons. Completely unprofessional.

Commenting on the actual experience- the lady baristas were sweet & helpful in my drink selection. My latte was good too!

The place is new so there were some boxes to unpack at front door.

Could also use a good sweep every couple hours. Not really understanding why there were so many tree leaves/mud tracks on the floor.

Edit: I realize Ebreeq’s response doesn’t even ask for clarity, which means they know it was already out of line.

About 20 min into the accosting, the owner finally wanted to take the convo to the lobby.

Listening in between the words the employee said, I’m certain there’s some wrong doing/neglect.

The owner also has no situational awareness. What’s the point of a coffee shop work session if the owner is going to talk at a loud volume & hold meetings on speaker phone. It was pretty jarring to watch in real time over the course of 3 hours the behavior the owner carries.

There was an arrogance & lack of humility in even talking to his employees, including the one he was talking over.

I tried not to listen to the whole interaction but there’s definitely a grey area and the employee (even if terminated) should look into an employment attorney in...

Genuinely impressed by this new Yemeni coffee shop, it’s more than just a place to grab a drink; it’s an experience. The moment you walk in, you’re welcomed by an interior that’s both beautifully designed and culturally rich. With plenty of space for seating.

Now, let’s talk drinks, the real stars. The Adani Karak tea stood out with its rich blend of black tea, cardamom, and sweetened milk. I also tried the the honeycomb bread, which was equally impressive. Soft, pillowy dough balls filled with cream cheese, arranged in a beehive pattern, and drizzled with honey create a perfect balance of flavors and textures.

The staff are friendly, welcoming, and clearly passionate about what they do. They took time to explain the menu and even offered recommendations without being pushy. You genuinely feel like a guest, not just a customer.

It’s clear this place is about more than just coffee, it’s about heritage, craft, and hospitality. I’ll definitely be coming back, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique...

A Hidden Gem Worth Savoring

Ebreeq Coffee House is a true delight for coffee lovers and anyone who appreciates a cozy, thoughtfully curated space. From the moment you walk in, you’re welcomed by a warm and stylish atmosphere, friendly staff, and I had the mufawar coffee that instantly makes you feel at home.

Their coffee is top-tier — refreshers drink and pastries , rich, and clearly made with high-quality beans. Whether you’re a fan of espresso, a classic cappuccino, or something more unique, they’ve got something to satisfy every taste. The baristas really know their stuff and are always happy to share recommendations or talk about the brews.

The space is beautiful and inviting — perfect for studying, catching up with friends, or just relaxing. Plenty of natural light, comfy seating, and thoughtful design make it feel like a Yemeni home.

Highly recommend this place to anyone who loves great coffee and good vibes. Ebreeq has quickly become one of my favorite...