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Haraz Coffee House in Detroit, MI

Haraz Coffee House

4.5(205)· Google4.5 out of 5 from 205 reviews (Google rating)Bakery CorktownOpen now · closes 9:00 PM
(313) 816-1440 harazcoffeehouse.com Directions

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About Haraz Coffee House

Haraz Coffee House is a specialty coffee shop at 1501 Church Street in Corktown, minutes from downtown Detroit, MI. Its coffee menu uses single-origin beans from organic highland farms, with preparations including pour-over, espresso, Turkish coffee and cortados. Spiced lattes, matcha and seasonal drinks round out the beverage selection. Breakfast and lunch options include bagel and ciabatta sandwiches, alongside pastries, cakes and desserts made daily.

The space has comfortable seating and good window light, with a casual, quiet atmosphere suited to working, studying or meeting a friend. Wi-Fi and outdoor seating are available, and dogs are allowed both inside and outside. Families have access to high chairs and a children’s menu. The entrance, parking, restroom and seating are wheelchair accessible. Customers can dine in, order takeout or use delivery, including no-contact delivery; the shop does not offer table service or accept reservations.

Known for

  • Single-origin coffee from organic highland farms
  • Turkish coffee and spiced lattes
  • Bagel and ciabatta sandwiches
  • Pastries, cakes and desserts made daily
  • Laptop-friendly seating and Wi-Fi

What reviewers say elsewhere

  • “One of the most beautiful coffee shops I’ve ever been in. The back room is perfect to study or for groups. Get the Turkish coffee to share!”

    — Shawn Conner, September 14, 2026 · google

  • “Amazing pistachio lattes by barista Abdulfattah!”

    — Sana Masfaka, September 13, 2026 · google

  • “The atmosphere is very nice, I think this would be a good place to work or meet up with friends, it’s not a great spot to try and grab a quick coffee. There was not enough staff to balance the in-person and online orders, new drinks orde…”

    — Al C, September 7, 2026 · google

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