Sayfani Coffee House

Sayfani Coffee House is in Suite 120 of a shopping centre at 817 South MacArthur Boulevard in Coppell. In the Dallas Observer's November 2025 guide to North Texas Yemeni cafes, Sarah Idris wrote that it has a lot to boast about despite its small size: the owner is as proud of his single-origin specialty Ethiopian and Yemeni coffee beans as he is of hosting programmes for a local mosque, and the room pairs a majlis — traditional Arabic sofas — with modern design and gold accents. She found it a relaxed, less crowded place to drink chai, unwind or work.

The menu's Taste of Yemen section, billed as centuries-old recipes from the birthplace of coffee, lists Adeni Tea, the house Yemeni tea; Royal Qahwa, a light roast with cardamom and saffron; Sanani, a medium roast with cardamom, ginger and cinnamon; Mafowar, a medium roast with cardamom and milk; and a Turkish coffee with cardamom. The Adeni Tea and Royal Qahwa also come by the pot, for four or for six. The house signature is the Sayfani Latte with honey, vanilla, cardamom and cinnamon, which the menu calls its best seller, and the Finjan Latte adds ginger to the same build; a Spanish latte, a honey lavender latte and a Pistachio Delight sit beside them. The matcha list includes mango, strawberry and blue moon versions, the loose-leaf teas run from chamomile and Moroccan mint to masala chai, and the refreshers include a coco mango and a pink berry.

No alcohol is served, and the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission's licence records show no permit under the Sayfani name or for this suite. Hours run from 7am to 10pm Sunday to Thursday and until midnight on Friday and Saturday, which gives Coppell a late-evening place to sit over a pot of tea. Croissants and pastries are sold at the counter, and the cafe sells whole-bean coffee to take home and caters events.