The Coffee is great, yet it is really good at Black Crow and Petes bagel too. Not enough here food wise. A shame because it is a cute little place run by a beautiful and friendly owner. I just don't find myself seeking out just coffee very often. Im usually wanting breakfast when I find myself on Central.
The front is uninviting with dark windows and hard to tell there is even a cafe here. We wen't sure it was even open as we walked up. There was outdoor seating in the back and Im sure this is nice on a cool day, yet we don't have many of those.
I wish this owner luck but Id figure out some food options quickly. There is a food consortium (Foodie Labs) and arts area nearby. Partner up with an indie bakery. Setup a small kitchen. Check out uptown eats on MLK for inspiration. I hope you figure it out. Allot of...
Read moreI hesitated to write this review because I selfishly want to keep this new gem to myself! I was second in line on the grand opening and ordered the Ruya latte. The spices added the perfect flavor without the sugary syrup. It's already one of my top latte choices in the city. I loved the draping fabric from the ceiling and the multiple seating options. I could see myself meeting a friend to catch up on the couch, or setting up my laptop at a table outside for some remote work. I'm so excited to have this new spot in the...
Read moreI visited Ruya on opening day! Their menu at the moment is limited to a few coffee & alcohol options. The shop is very aesthetically pleasing with a middle eastern vibe. I ordered Ruya’s latte which is really a delicious latte with a secret spice blend & a fig cold foam. I’m not sure what coffee beans are used but the blend is really good. Overall it’s a nice, chill space and there’s an outside seating area,...
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