A Nairobi spot serving traditional Habesha coffee roasted, ground, and boiled live in front of you like in Ethiopian households. The owner is respectful and friendly, though temperatures can sometimes run lukewarm.
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Read guide →Melat Coffee offers a decent selection, but my experience was somewhat underwhelming. The coffee, while flavorful, was served lukewarm, which was a letdown considering the anticipation. Additionally,...
Melat Coffee provides live coffee brew in a traditional Habesha way. Coffee is roasted, grounded and boiled live in front of you and is brough to your table as it is done in the households of every Ha...
She's very respectful and friendly to her customers
Great coffee in a quiet place. Highly recommend.
A nice place to sit and meet. What distinguishes them is Ethiopian coffee, the way it is served, and the smile. They have a hookah with molasses.
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