Andala Coffee House

This is such a cute place. It’s a house retrofitted to be a restaurant. It has great decor, very chill vibes. My friends and I sat on a porch area that was out of the sight lines of the waiters, so it took a while to order and pay the bill I got an apple juice and a mushroom omelet. I didn’t expect the apple juice to be green apple, so I was surprised by how sour it was. The omelet needed more mushrooms and to have the cheese spread out more. Most of the cheese was lumped toward the middle, which made me think there wasn’t any cheese while eating the outer edges. The omelet comes with toast and potatoes. The toast was fine, but the potatoes were almost burnt. But it was a filling meal in a c...

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When I say Andala has everything and does it well, I mean coffee, tea, other excellent non-alcoholic drinks, desserts, breakfast, lunch, dinner, every type of space to relax/do work/chat in both indoor and outdoor, and if you would like to partake, hookah. A quintessential Cambridge secret that Harvard college folks don't seem to know about at all, and a must visit that is affordable, full of wonderful staff, complete with impeccable vibes and deco, and will not disappoint. IMO this place deserves a Michelin star.

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I went here with a few friends and everyone was impressed by how cozy the place was, it gave at home vibes. The food was adorable and fit for the portion. The guy Michael was super sweet and helpful!! Update: I went back again today and the had three servers on but they literally came to check on use every 15+ mins. I had to get up several times to get napkins and water, two servers were on their phones. The food is great though but there service is hit or miss.

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Low key service, order at counter or from your table. There’s more tables in the basement where the kitchen also is. Very Arab menu and sensibilities, so you’re dropped into a different food zone. Overlooked because it is just off the beaten path. Fun to try and experience the Middle East.

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My new favorite cafe place for studying now! Ordered Moroccan mint tea and a coconut dessert. I just like the atmosphere inside. Everyone is friendly and the interior design is so interesting! Love the WiFi and people there who study or play chess : Fun place!

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