You can't say my craving for karak tea is not genuine as I visited two different middle eastern coffee places back to back in two days. I ordered of course their karak tea here. Glad to find out that that they didn't add any sugar to their tea. Instead they have sugar at each table. In some places they put in just too much sugar - much more than I like. The tea was smooth and creamy with a nice earthy flavor. I also had a small piece of baklava. It was moist, chewy with a nutty flavor of pistachios. It was not overly sweet or syrupy like some you get from other places. The gentleman at the counter who took my order was super friendly and liked my choice of karak tea as a first time visitor. The inside looks very clean and comfy with all the padded chairs and a couple of long couches against the wall and piano music playing in the background. It's definitely a delightful place to unwind and relax any time or at the end of a hectic day.

Loved their zaatar smoothies and karak tea. This place offers wonderful vibe in the evening and perfect late night spot for hangouts.

Stopped by for some quick snacks and chai on our way to run more errands. This was a cute little chai shop and had a nice range of chai's and snacks on the menu. The Kashmiri chai was okay, a bit watered down. My mom really enjoyed the karak chai.

Loved the ambience, service and the food. Everything was freshly made and delicious. Would definitely visit again to try different things on their menu.

I have been here many times and every time been pleased with freshness and made to order authentic food and drink . Must try is the Zataar&cheese flat bread, kanafe, Turkish croissant and my favorite drink is the Sulaymaniyah tea and the way they serve it. Nice double wall sparkling cups!

Food is good. Service is great. Ambiance is chill. I'm sure they will keep it that way for 2025.

FOOD IG: @northtx.gemz **** Everything is under $9.99 ($3.99 Karak Tea!) Open daily to midnight Luxury velvet lounge vibe 20 different types of flatbread from a traditional brick oven Pink tea, blue tea, moroccan mint tea Cheesy Kunafeh, pistachio baklava & Turkish delights Fresh squeezed juices New samosas with noodles samosa and pizza toppings!

Super cute little cafe/eatery! The menu is very expansive with everything from espresso, to freshly squeezed juice, to even arabic style pizza! They even have different middle eastern style chips/sodas you can purchase by the counter. I ordered the Turkish coffee and chicken puff pastry. The pastry was delicious and crispy, and it was the perfect size and price for a little brunch pick me up. The interior was very Instagram friendly, so we posed for a few shots with the lighted backgrounds. Def would recommend stopping by.

nice hangout spot/cafe with famous tea and decent savory and sweet bites Karak is located in a store complex with a lot of parking. The cafe has both outdoor and indoor seatings. Inside has a lot of aesthetic seatings with wall decor and a great group setting. Service is friendly. The menu consists of both savory bites like different types of manakeesh, or flatbreads, different samosa fillings, wraps, and sweet items like baklava and cakes. They also offer a variety of teas and juices. We got the Karak tea, their most popular one, Zaatar flatbread, kefta flatbread, halal pepperoni flatbread, spinach flatbread, keema paratha, halloumi samosa, Chana chaat samosa, aloo (potato) samosa, keema samosa, noodles samosa, assortment of baklava, assortment of Turkish delight, and their pistachio cake. Keema wrap was good. This is a new menu item of their's, keema was a little garam masala-type spicy, but not too much, and paratha was very flaky. Karak tea was classic, we've had the tea before and it's pretty good, with notes of cardamom. For the flatbreads, the halal pepperoni was a family favorite. It's cheesy, and most importantly, they don't skimp on the pepperoni, they had a good amount. The pepperoni is also juicy and doesn't dry up fast. Spinach flatbread was also delicious. Kefta was a divided one, most of our family liked it, but I thought it was okay. Zaatar one was also good, but eat it hot because it gets a little tough when cold. For the samosas, the noodles samosa was surprisingly savory and delicious! I've never had a noodles-filled samosa before, so I was sort of skeptical, but I really liked it. I'll definitely be ordering it again. Halloumi was also good. Chana chaat and aloo samosas were both good, standard at what you would expect. Keema one was a little spicy. For the desserts, pistachio cake was delicious! It was moist and both fillings complimented each other very well. They were some pistachios in it, but not too much either. Also a family favorite now. I'm not a fan of Turkish delights usually, but these were good. I liked the different flavors offered and they tasted fresher than the other ones I've had. Baklava was good too, my favorite being the walnut and pistachio ones. They also had a chocolate and milk one, but you do have to eat them quickly, otherwise it becomes very soggy. All in all, a good hangout spot to chill with family and friends while having a tea and some snacks