Muri Coffee & Dessert

D J 2 months ago

This is a restful oasis amidst a variety of options around. The coffee is good. Cold tea is excellent, served without sweeteners nor cream. The pastries and dessert offerings are fresh with noticeable quality ingredients. The ambience is calm, clean, and welcoming either indoors or outdoors Closes at 7 pm.

Luis Castillo 2 months ago

The moment you walk into this café, you’re welcomed by the wonderful aromas of coffee, qezwan, and freshly baked pastries. The café has a warm, cozy atmosphere that feels like a true neighborhood gathering place. I had the chance to chat with both the manager and the barista, who were incredibly welcoming. They shared the history behind the objects displayed throughout the café, told me about the Kurdish people and their culture, and explained the story behind their signature drink. I ordered a portion of coffee cake, a cup of coffee, and later a qezwan. Everything was delicious, and the experience felt much more personal than just stopping by for a coffee. I highly recommend visiting if you’re looking for a cozy café with great coffee, delicious pastries, and genuinely warm hospitality.

Josh Baltazar 4 months ago

After we went to Muri in North Park. We ordered the De Caf Kurdish Coffee (Qezwan), 16 oz Cold Brew Coffee, Oven Baked Spinach and Feta Borek and a Cake Bar. The Kurdish Coffee was unique, nice to try it. I really enjoyed the Cold Brew Coffee. The Cake bar (Hazelnut, Pistachio, Raspberry), my girlfriend enjoyed it while I was more into the Spinach and Feta Borek. Nice interior, really cool place to hangout to enjoy coffee.

Ben Sigal 8 months ago

I had no idea what a treat I was in for when I was walking and found this cafe. Amazing pastries and cake, wonderful coffees, and delicious unique tea and low caffeinated beverages for those wanting something different. The building is exquisite, with music setting a very nice, chill vibe, and people talking and enjoying company throughout. Service was top notch! The pistachio San Sebastián was amazing and make sure to try the Qezwan if you are a fan of Turkish style drinks.

Angie 9 months ago

This cafe is honestly a hidden gem in San Diego. I tried the hazelnut coffee, and it was really good, but the size was a bit on the smaller side (you can see it in my photo) The best thing here, though, is the pistachio cheesecake. It was insanely good… the kind of dessert you keep thinking about even after you leave. If you love desserts, this one is a must-try. There are outdoor tables with a nice vibe, and they also have indoor seating. The only downside is that parking can be a little tough in the area.