Fabulous cappuccino and even had decaf coffee too. They also had a great fried bread, mashmash.
Michael Bowlds
Great prices, tea, and sambusa.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kyle W.
Called SomCafe at the front, this place is a very lowkey, local coffee shop that can easily be missed. When I entered, the shop looks simple - with locals chatting and watching TV, and a person behind the counter taking orders and making tea and coffee. I personally got a medium sized tea which looks like large honestly, and I opted for the mint. The tea was made in front of me, including the steeping and foaming the milk, etc. The tea is quite sweet and served at the right temperature; it exceeded my expectations as I would've expected it to just be something like English tea that is more floral, but rather this is more minty, herbal, and creamy like milk tea. I also got a beef sambusa which was $2 and it is like a samosa - a great snack at a very affordable price. I am glad that I found this hidden gem and I will come back given the great prices and quality of the food and drink. P.S. they apparently serve camel milk, according to the front door paper!
Kay M
Great latte! Very affordable and had great coffee accompaniments. Must try mashmash.
abdirisak Abdullahi
Nice and clean
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Linda Kilmer
We both got a latte. Very good. Good price! The food looked and sounded delicious. Customer service was good.
Razin Patel
Perfect place to to go some tea and snacks. Sambusa is so good their. They have more iteam and sandwiches as well.
Great hot espresso drinks. Prices cannot be beat. The open sign doesn't work but they are definitely there. Parking is on the side street, but I think you can park at the mosque, I did.
Isr o
Make sure you stop this restaurant in Nashville. The food is really good and place is clean. Owner is nice guy
The spot
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great treats and coffee!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Comfort food
Fabulous cappuccino and even had decaf coffee too. They also had a great fried bread, mashmash.
Great prices, tea, and sambusa.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Called SomCafe at the front, this place is a very lowkey, local coffee shop that can easily be missed. When I entered, the shop looks simple - with locals chatting and watching TV, and a person behind the counter taking orders and making tea and coffee. I personally got a medium sized tea which looks like large honestly, and I opted for the mint. The tea was made in front of me, including the steeping and foaming the milk, etc. The tea is quite sweet and served at the right temperature; it exceeded my expectations as I would've expected it to just be something like English tea that is more floral, but rather this is more minty, herbal, and creamy like milk tea. I also got a beef sambusa which was $2 and it is like a samosa - a great snack at a very affordable price. I am glad that I found this hidden gem and I will come back given the great prices and quality of the food and drink. P.S. they apparently serve camel milk, according to the front door paper!
Great latte! Very affordable and had great coffee accompaniments. Must try mashmash.
Nice and clean
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We both got a latte. Very good. Good price! The food looked and sounded delicious. Customer service was good.
Perfect place to to go some tea and snacks. Sambusa is so good their. They have more iteam and sandwiches as well.
Restaurantji Recommends
Delicious and good price
Great hot espresso drinks. Prices cannot be beat. The open sign doesn't work but they are definitely there. Parking is on the side street, but I think you can park at the mosque, I did.
Make sure you stop this restaurant in Nashville. The food is really good and place is clean. Owner is nice guy
Latte, Coffee, Chai Tea, Breakfast etc. ☕
It has good African milk tea ? ☕ so nice