“ I found this place across the street from my dentist and it has the sweetest staff, good strong coffee and yummy well spiced breakfast (I asked for low spice and it's perfect for me) ”

“ I really love this place! I ordered a latte and one of their pretzel sandwiches. Both the latte and pretzel sandwich were delicious. The pretzel sandwich was simple while still flavorful. The ambience is great! It's a space that encourages people to slow down and enjoy (I.e., take the extra 10-15 minutes to sit down and enjoy if you can). In fact, we felt inspired to do so after initially ordering to go and we decided to just sit down and enjoy because why not? ”

“ im moment kaffee opens where College Point Cafe et al. was before. Interior expanded to another room, decor austere. A few pics, plants. Vanilla, light green colored walls. Offerings: breakfast bagels, breakfast, salads, sandwiches, lunch, dinner, drinks, kaffee, Eritrean fare. Quick service at counter, pd. Food/brew made to order. 10ish minutes.... Sips: drip kaffee (3.25) Hawaiian blend -made to order, smooth, bold taste. Easy sipping. Bites : Eritrean vegan lunch combo (13.50) -similar, exactly like Ethiopia eats. -everything tasted freshly made, not reheated -lots of fresh injera to soak up juices, tastes great by itself also. -yellow lentils slowed cooked with tumeric, onions, garlic. Slightly spicy. -shiro: split green peas flavored with Eritrean spices.. -mushrooms tibs: sauteed mushrooms, onions, red bell peppers, marinated with Eritrean spices. Semi-spicy. -imk special salad: tasty with white textured ?, tomatos, onions. 5 stars fresh eats. Lotsa Eritrean eats never seen before... ”

“ Ohhhh, I got lucky and stumbled upon this Cafe. This Eritrean Vegan Combo Plate was Fire!!! It was very flavorful with blends of opposite textures, and you know what I loved about it even more!?!?! It wasn't too oily!!! I gotta come back for the chicken nibs... This joint will give any Old School Oakland Eritrean establishments a run for its money. They might have to add a Doro Wot on their menu, if you know what I'm saying... Staff was so cool, down to earth and accommodating. I loved the layout too. ”

“ Service - 5/5, Semy is the sweetest Ambiance - 5/5 Food - 5/5 A unique cafe with a mix of habesha and German dishes. Aschi special -- Had it on an everything bagel I love boiled eggs and salmon so this was perfect for me. Avocado Brots -- Nice German bread topped with avo, arugula and balsamic vinegar All around a great cafe with strong culture. ”

“ I'm moment Kaffee is now serving dinner on some weekends. Check their IG before heading out. Dinner and wine pairing- we decided to try it all (the beef alicha, chicken ribs and vegan combo) and it made my taste buds sing praises. The meats were tender and fresh, the spices marry well with all the ingredients. If you love Eritrean food or never had it then this is the spot for you. The owner was so kind to modify one/two dishes for our vegan gluten-free companion and it did not disappoint. I loved it as well. The menu is seasonal so come with an empty stomach and an open mind. speaking of open minds- peeped that recent 1-star review- I mean it's dinner time; would you go to a restaurant and demand Wifi? entitled much? there's a certain ambiance and decorum that I believe is specific to day/evening dining. As for the owner, she's a total gem, a neighborhood revivalist- there's never a time when she was not anything but nice and welcoming, busy yes but never ever rude. I mean - looking at all the reviews, from credible Elite yelpers- it's unanimous it's a 5-star spot highlighting the welcoming -"sweet", "kind" "personable" service. ”

“ The owner here is so sweet! Came here for the second time and the owner remembered us. We were having a hard time deciding what to get so she offered us a 3rd dish on her so we could try more. I love the fatah with tuna the most, a lovely bread cooked in Eritrean spices with tuna on top. The habesha foul was also super delicious and well spiced. The chicken tibs sandwich is a special and was great. Really can't go wrong here. Definitely returning! ”

“ What a great find, this multicultural German / Ethiopian / Eritrean coffee shop almost flew under my radar, but luckily I gave the place a try. I have no regrets. They have an excellent selection of coffees, a good array of pastries, German "brot" toasts, Ethiopian Habesha chicken all with a touch of Eritrean spices. The charming owner has a fascinating background drawing from all three of the above cultures. When you visit the shop, it will be a treat to make her acquaintance and learn about her heritage. I enjoyed a latte which had a distinctive coffee flavor as you would expect from Ethiopian beans, where coffee was first originated. The pretzel sandwiches are to die for, a mix of fresh cucumbers and tomatoes along with an accompaniment of your choice, I chose a simple cheese, enclosed in a delicious pretzel bun soft and doughy to the taste. The location on College Ave. was very welcoming with plenty of seating and a subdued selection of music playing. They have an upper loft-like area and a lower table based seating area next to the Barista's area. There is also seating outside on the sidewalk, and the loft area has a bar-like seating looking out onto the street where you can watch the people walk by. The service was very nice, partially by the owner and later by a dedicated barista. ”