Maple and Honey Coffee Co.

I recently discovered an amazing Arabic café in Oklahoma, and I just have to share my experience. The coffee there is truly special--there's a delightful cinnamon flavor that really sets it apart. I highly recommend trying the three different types of coffee they offer. It might take a little longer to prepare, but trust me, once you take that first sip, it feels like pure bliss. I also tried a cake that I think was red velvet, and it was absolutely delicious. It had the perfect balance-not too sweet at all. The flavors were beautifully combined, much like a latte with a hint of rose, which paired wonderfully with my coffee. I mentioned to the staff how much I enjoyed my experience, and it seemed to bring them a lot of joy, especially since they'd received some negative reviews in the past that didn't reflect the quality of their service. Overall, it was such a positive experience, and I genuinely encourage everyone to visit this café. You're sure to have a great time!

So excited that this place exists in Edmond! A good friend of my husband and I is Turkish and he recommended that we try Turkish coffee. My husband and I also wanted to try some of the sweet treats and the guy behind the counter suggested the baklava. The baklava paired very well with the Turkish coffee since the coffee has a bit of bitterness to it. My husband and are straight black coffee drinkers so we are no strangers to bitter flavors. The Turkish coffee has a bold and silky flavor profile. We felt pretty lux having it. 🤭 Also, can we just appreciate the cup ware? Overall, we loved it and had a great experience here! Staff is very friendly and helpful. It’s also quite spacious inside so great for hangouts and those that want to work/study here.

As someone who takes coffee seriously, I’m always searching for cafés that deliver both authenticity and depth of flavor. Mocha Yemeni Organic Coffee is exactly that kind of place. I ordered the Adeni chai, which was incredibly bold, fragrant, and full of spice—one of the most authentic I’ve had in the U.S. I also tried the pistachio latte, which had a rich nuttiness and creamy finish that didn’t overpower the espresso. While I waited, the barista kindly offered me a House Latte “on the house”, and I was genuinely impressed by its smoothness and flavor clarity—a perfectly balanced cup that shows they really know their craft. Beyond the drinks, the atmosphere is calm, welcoming, and culturally rich. I had a great conversation with the barista (wish I remembered his name), and you could feel the passion for both coffee and community in every detail. If you’re a coffee lover—or simply someone looking for something beyond your average café—this place is a hidden gem. It’s an experience as much as it is a cup of coffee. I’ll definitely be back.