Aldar Cafe — Restaurant in Memphis

The inside and decor in this cafe is gorgeous. The latte's which I always get iced are OUT OF THIS WORLD! So far I've only tried white chocolate but every flavor sounds delicious! They make it extra sweet for no extra cost for me and I am a coffee connoisseur of sorts a Starbucks junkie and the espresso here, the bean quality and the syrup flavor highly surpasses Starbucks so I will now be a regular customer here. The customer service is superb the staff are all kind and helpful. And now finally I will tell you about the sweet treats here as I am extremely picky and will not consume "junk" and I can taste when something has quality ingredients. The treats here are indescribably delicious and scrumptious!!! Would give 20 or 100 stars to this place if I could! U MUST TRY THE BAKLAVA!!!!!!!! I have never tasted such delicious and perfectly crafted baklava in my life and all the food is just as aesthetically pleasing as it...

I loved walking into this cafe. The atmosphere is calming and quaint, open and airy. The menu is easy to see on the screens and the pastries in the cases are clearly labeled and nicely displayed. They make most of them in house. I wanted to try them all. I got the Yemini Latte and the Bee Bites. Both were amazing. If you haven't had Arabic coffee, this is the place to go. It has amazing flavor itself and there is cardamon and clove in the latte. The bee bites are a must. Baked cheese inside mini "rolls" stack together in a small pan and topped with honey. It's a lovely combination and perfect balance. The gentleman at the counter was super helpful knowing it was my first visit. He explained the differences in the drinks and was very welcoming. Truly a craftsman in making coffee. I will definitely be back. There are so many things I want to try. Stuffed dates and tea are...

It’s a cool middle- eastern cafe in the summer avenue area. They have a big space with a lot of couches and tables. I chilled and worked for sometime sitting here. I could not find the WiFi Password ( some networks were open, without passwords- and i was not comfortable using that). So I was using my own phone network. The Yemeni latte was good. I asked the lady to put a very little sugar and she made it perfectly. It was a coffee with milk with a smell of green cardamom in it. I loved it. The slice of baklava was decent. I was blown by their small round tart like dessert with pistachio ( forgot the name, see the image attached). It was not too sweet and was delicious. I would go back again to try some different pastries and Arabic pie, etc. It was the Ramadan time and so their kitchen was not open. Can’t...