Delah Coffee - Naperville, Illinois

Kanza B.

Amazing! After driving past this place almost everyday to see they had their soft opening yesterday was so exciting!!

We already know this will be our next go to spot. We ordered the Yemeni Latte Hot. One with regular milk and one with almond milk. They have a handful of non-dairy options. The coffee was spectacular!

It was great chatting with some of the owners that flew in from Cali to open up the space. Asking for any other recommendations or things we liked to see. Ahmad (one of the owners) came up to us later to ask how everything was. Everyone was really friendly!

The decor inside the space was beautifully done and the lighting was perfect. They’ll have a small outdoor space opening up by their official opening day in May.

Looking forward to coming back soon!

Syed

Finally open! Here’s what you can expect:
- Yes, yet another Yemeni coffee shop. But wait, here’s what this one has that others don’t! Delicious beef pies, spicy chicken buns ($6 each) and lots of unique desserts that Qamaria and Qahwa House don’t currently offer. All halal.
- Adeni chai is great. Not overly spiced like Qamaria and not super strong like Qahwa. It’s right in between and not overly sweet.
- Very clean and refreshing ambiance. They definitely invested a lot of money in decor. Even their chairs had embroidered logos.
- Friendly staff, willing to help and explain what things are!
- Conveniently off 59 and near 88. Will cater to North Naperville, Warrenville and Lisle folks, however, may not be as convenient for folks coming south of 75th (other options like Qamaria and MOTW may be quicker to get to). There is also a Haraz opening up midpoint between this and Qamaria, so will definitely be interesting to see how these all play out.
- Wish they had a drive through like Qamaria! Would have been ideal with 88 around the corner.

Highly recommend and definitely returning to try their cappuccino!

bruv S.

One of the prettiest cafe’s I’ve been to in Illinois. Had ice pistachio latte which was one of the best I’ve ever had. The art in this place belongs in a museum. It was hand painted and just phenomenal.

shaima I.

I have been here twice since they have opened. We came during the soft opening and the staff was wonderful walking us through the menu. We got a Yemeni latte, a Yemeni frappe, affogato, pomegranate refresher, paradise breeze and and Adeni chai, and rose latte. Food we tried Pistachio milk cake, biscoff cheesecake, and meat pie.
I like the option of being able to customize the sweetness for the drinks! Everything was really good and can’t wait to try the other drinks of the menu. The interior is beautiful and spacious. I will definitely be coming back!

Ahmad A. A.

Came in with my family and I was greeted by Yasmeen, one of the kindest people I’ve met, recommended the yemeni latte, and a chai pot for me and my family. IT WAS AMAZINGGGGG. Also got pistachio cheesecake which was delicious.

Shahid M.

They are finally open after a long wait. Visited on second day of opening, the interior is aesthetically pleasing, sitting options are well planned, suitable for an individual to work/read or relax as well as for large groups. Staff is very friendly, we got Adeni chai, Mofawar coffee and the bee bites, everything was made to perfection. Will visit again soon.

nagma T.

Nice cozy, modern place to have Arabic coffee. Our 1st time trying Arabic Qahwah and it was good.

A H.

Stopped by Delah, a cozy Yemeni café, and ordered a cortado—and wow, it did not disappoint. The espresso was rich and smooth, perfectly balanced with just the right amount of milk. You can tell they know what they’re doing behind the bar.

What made the experience even better was the amazing customer service. The staff were genuinely friendly, attentive, and made me feel welcome from the moment I walked in. There’s a relaxed, authentic vibe here that makes you want to stay longer than you planned.

Highly recommend for anyone who appreciates quality coffee and warm hospitality. Definitely coming back!