Andala Coffee House

I came here around 8pm to do some late night work and was able to find seating without any issue. The Chai Latte and Chicken Shawarma Plate were both delicious. Would definitely recommend! The service was super friendly as well!

Low key service, order at counter or from your table. There’s more tables in the basement where the kitchen also is. Very Arab menu and sensibilities, so you’re dropped into a different food zone.Overlooked because it is just off the beaten path. Fun to try and experience the Middle East.

Such a quaint café with surprisingly a great amount of sitting available. Stumbled upon this gem by sheer luck and I’m glad I did. I needed a wake me up so order the Arabic coffee which is so aromatic and strongly amazing!! 10/10 recommended and I’m definitely a return customer InshAllah. Kudos to Andala staff for the Amazing customer service! View menu

Friendly yet inattentive service. Self-service (as in get up and go get it yourself) on the water, which is a tad annoying because they still expect full tips. Food was unremarkable. Falafel overcooked. Hummus bland. Pita dry, almost stale. They overcharged my side order of two eggs, which shows as $2.95 on the menu; however, they rang it up as two separate $1.95 sides. Wasn’t worth saying anything but it was totally necessary in order to avoid leaving hungry. Likelihood of return visit: low.

When I say Andala has everything and does it well, I mean coffee, tea, other excellent non-alcoholic drinks, desserts, breakfast, lunch, dinner, every type of space to relax/do work/chat in both indoor and outdoor, and if you would like to partake, hookah.A quintessential Cambridge secret that Harvard college folks don't seem to know about at all, and a must visit that is affordable, full of wonderful staff, complete with impeccable vibes and deco, and will not disappoint.IMO this place deserves a Michelin star.Vegetarian options: Let your server know!

This is such a cute place. It’s a house retrofitted to be a restaurant. It has great decor, very chill vibes. My friends and I sat on a porch area that was out of the sight lines of the waiters, so it took a while to order and pay the billI got an apple juice and a mushroom omelet. I didn’t expect the apple juice to be green apple, so I was surprised by how sour it was. The omelet needed more mushrooms and to have the cheese spread out more. Most of the cheese was lumped toward the middle, which made me think there wasn’t any cheese while eating the outer edges. The omelet comes with toast and potatoes. The toast was fine, but the potatoes were almost burnt.But it was a filling meal in a cut... View menu

I am in awe of how terrible the service was here. It's a shame because the place is really so cute. When you walk in, no one greets you but you are expected to know that you may seat yourself. Once you do seat yourself, good luck getting approached by a waiter. If that waiter arrives, don't even think about needing anything else during your meal, because they won't check on you. My meal was served incorrectly (with tomatoes on it even though I am allergic to tomatoes... and no one made sure our food was alright after we were served. Once it's time for you to pay, you'll wait 30 minutes to ASK for a check. And then they will forget to give you said check. They don't want you to pay at the reg...

I was looking for a coffee shop to get some work done, and this was a great choice. On a Sunday morning/afternoon, it was pretty busy, so I grabbed a seat at a counter and ordered a mocha. In addition to the floor that you enter on, there 's a downstairs too with more tables for small groups that would be great for eating. he coffee was fine, though I wasn 't particularly blown away. The mocha flavor was not very strong and it wasn 't very hot/cooled very quickly. That being said, it 's more than adequate as a spot for casual work, brunch, or people watching. It 's an Arabic coffee shop, and the décor definitely celebrates that and emits a busy vibe. I thought it was quite interesting that t...

Andala Coffee House offers a peaceful respite for those in search of a breakfast or brunch with an exotic twist. It’s decorated with charming Middle Eastern inspired decor, and on my recent visit, the relaxed ambiance and attentive staff ensured a pleasant dining experience.Looking for a more filling start to our day, my friend and I chose the Kufta Besiniah and Chicken Kabob for our brunch. Both dishes, served with rice and vegetables, proved to be excellent choices.The Chicken Kabob was particularly good. Crafted from tender chicken breast, the dish was moist and flavorful, avoiding the dryness that often plagues this cut. The accompanying Jineen salad, a mix of cucumber, fresh parsley, an... View menu