
Discover the rich heritage of Yemeni coffee at Arwa Yemeni Coffee in Bolingbrook, IL! Savor authentic flavors with our expertly brewed coffees, teas, and pastries like saffron cake, all inspired by centuries of Yemeni tradition. As the birthplace of coffee, Yemen’s highlands have cultivated the finest beans for generations, and we proudly carry on this legacy. Experience the warmth, connection, and culture that make every cup unforgettable. Visit us and enjoy coffee that’s more than a drink-it’s a connection!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 704 E Boughton Rd, Bolingbrook, IL 60440
Phone: (630) 754-7219
Website: http://www.arwacoffee.com/
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Reviews
This is my second time at this location. We came at night on a Saturday. Surprisingly, it wasn’t busy. However, my favorite spot to sit in was taken up by this huge Filipino family that looked like they’d been sitting there for hours and hours. All of the kids were jumping on all of the seats. I would suggest coming here in the day time when there are no kids, that way you can see the cleaned look. Also, the customer service was fine. I believe the negative reviews are from Karen’s that only know American culture.
We ordered pistachio cheesecake, royal halwa, sand dunes latte, and pistachio matcha. I didn’t care too much about the royal halwa. It was a bit too sweet. However, I enjoyed the pistachio cheesecake and the matcha. The matcha selections you can find on that advertising screen that cycles through images.
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I’ve been to so many Middle Eastern cafes in the West Chicago burbs and I’ve been to the Arwa location in Naperville. Arwa in Bolingbrook is definitely the most aesthetic inside. I saw they had a mango fruit cake but I wished they had more fruit cakes. I went to Pistachio Sweets in Morton Grove and they had a big selection of fruit cakes. I ordered the mango fruit cake here, honey cake, and red tea. I liked the mango fruit cake here because it’s creamier than the other one. The honey cake was not sweet and had a nice texture. The red tea was good, it came out. The two ladies that worked 10/28/25 in the morning after 9 am were very pleasant. The price for the tea was reasonable. The prices for the two cakes are on the expensive side like $10 each.
While I really appreciated the traditional Yemeni concept and presentation, the food and coffee didn’t quite meet expectations. The flavors were milder than expected and lacked the depth and richness I was hoping for. That said, the overall experience was still enjoyable thanks to the environment and service. With a bit more focus on enhancing the flavors, this place has the potential to be truly outstanding.
Perfect spot to telework if you needed too! Beautiful atmosphere, fast wifi, comfy seats – thanks for the productivity boost!– thanks Imaan, jd
The service was lackluster. No greeting upon entering or at the counter. The cashier never smiled and I was the first to greet him. The man who was assisting him was reserved as well. The owner was friendly, but that wasn’t until the end of our visit. First impressions matter. I left feeling uninclined to go out of my way to return here.
The latte was alright. After saving the rest for later, I realized I enjoyed it better cold. If I come back out to IKEA in a few months, I might give this place another chance. But there is a lot of competiton for $8 lattes from similar competitors.
The staff was also super gracious and friendly. They gave us samples and told us about their menu, and talked about the process of hand-harvesting their coffee and having it shipped to the US. Loved learning new things!
The atmosphere was beautifully exotic and chic, yet also warm and hospitable.
Can’t wait to go back and try something else— maybe even a pastry! 🙂