Caffe Amouri

Definitely check this out! My friend and I stopped by here tonight to get some coffee to satisfy our cravings. We both loved it! The music was bumpin’, the vibe felt easy and relaxed, and their adventure coffee was divine. Their croissants are definitely worth trying as well — be sure to get jelly with it!
Will absolutely come again.

Yassss a coffee shop that serves their coffee in a cup!!! Forget those paper cups and sit down and enjoy your latte, trust me it is worth it. It’s called a coffee BREAK not a coffee and rush to work. Relax, enjoy and savor.

Pros: respectable selection of coffee cultivars, great ambiance, friendly staff, you can have your coffee brewed in several different ways
Cons: often crowded, difficult parking, some of their coffee costs a pretty penny

I found this place on Unilocal when searching for coffee art :)
Caffe Amouri is pretty tiny and is always crowded. Parking is limited to 2 hours and they do have signs asking people not to lounge around in the seating area, so other people have a chance to enjoy their coffee art (or that’s just me haha). I ordered one of their specials first, but they had to give me a regular mocha since I wanted coffee art and the cashier didn’t realize the other drink doesn’t allow for coffee art (I’m not sure if I was charged a higher or lower price). My mocha was alright, loved the huge mug and coffee art (of course). I did, however, dislike how they filled up the mug to the point of me having to tiptoe to make sure I don’t spill over people’s coats. I tried their apricot scone — it’s definitely not worth it. It was hard and bland.
My conclusion: it wasn’t amazing, but it wasn’t too bad either. If you’re around, why not give it a shot?

If you’re looking for a place to meet people and make friends in the community, this is your coffee spot. If you are also looking for well made coffee drinks (compare to the big chains), this is not the place. Don’t get me wrong — there are a lot of good coffee options but if you want a coffee drink, like a honey cinnamon latte, don’t waste your money.

This is the most incredible black gold of the Prophets (May peace be upon him) I have been searching all of the Arabian Peninsula for! Who would have known it to be found in Vienna!
Beautiful cappuccinos and real custom coffee, you choose the beans, allah allows the most beautiful water to pour valiantly through the cone filter cup set-​up thing, with an ingenuity not seen since the first Meccan recitations! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

This is my favorite coffee shop. I’ve had their grilled cheese and tomato soup, which was delicious! Don’t know if they still have it, but if they do definitely order it. I’m also very picky about my drinks. I have enjoyed my medium pumpkin pie latte with almond milk and half the amount of normal sweetner they put in a medium, so in my case 1 pump sweetner and it was amazing! I can’t wait until next time.

Went here today for a hot mocha breve and it was sooooo delicious! :) I will be coming here a lot more often.

They roast their own beans in front of you. Where else can you get that around here? This place has a great neighborhood vibe and is often quite busy because it has lots of places to sit and have chats with friends. I had a couple espresso drinks. Not bad but not the best I’ve had. Maybe if they adjusted the roasting times of the beans it would bring out the flavor of the espresso?
But then I had a mocha and that was quite good because they use real chocolate! Next time I’ll ask them to put in a little extra chocolate. But you should definitely get the mocha.
The atmosphere is very similar to the independent coffee shops in Seattle. The staff reminded me of those places also. Wish we had a place like this closer to home!

ME: There’s a Starbucks around the corner
BF: There’s a Local Coffee Shop you want to try?
ME: (Looks at the store, is full with people). Sure let’s go check it out!
Caffe Amouri is a local small business store which serves good coffee and pastries.
Local people come here and order their usual. I have got to try their Hot Chocolate (Semi sweet) with Almond Croissant. DELICIOUS! (Bigger portions, same price if I ordered from chain stores).
Friendly staff, Made to order and Smells delicious!
If you are around the area, Try this place!

This is one of my favorite places to get coffee at because the staff are really nice AND they have tons of flavor options. I always get almond milk there and I have never had a drink there that doesn’t taste great ’till the last drop.
The parking is a bit tight because it’s in the older part of Vienna, but I only go here occasionally when I’m in the area running errands so I don’t mind.
The flavor combinations in addition to the quality and variety of ingredients keeps me coming back.

Love, love, love the vibe here. This is a real coffeehouse, privately owned, no corporate feel to it. I love all the album covers on the wall serving as décor.
Most important, the coffee flavor is delicious. You can actually TASTE the flavor.
Cozy and warm environment. Perfect place to sit, sip, and reflect upon how to make the world a better place… or whatever you want to think about, Lol.
There are 2 counter tops to sit at with 12 chairs, and I counted about 20 chairs total. It can get pretty packed in here depending upon the time of day.
They also have an open mic night every Saturday night from 7 – 9:30pm.
I will be back and explore more beverages and snacks on the menu.

Caffe Amouri is totally the place I’d hang out if I was a college student around here.
Caffe Amouri is a small coffee shop smack in the middle of Vienna, making it pretty convenient to the area. It’s got a lot of seating and it fills up quick, so make sure to go early or prepare to stand and wait for a seat. The décor is cute and personal — lots of LPs line the walls, which are themselves cute to look at. Prices are very affordable, even for the area.
I got a simple black coffee here and was pleasantly surprised. Unlike major chains, the black coffee wasn’t overwhelming or burnt or just acrid — it was smooth and strong, exactly as it should be.
The crowdedness of this place might be a bit of a problem if you prefer absolute quiet or ample seating, but that’s the fate of all good coffee places. Check this place out!

Nice coffee place with a nostalgic atmosphere. The walls are decorated with old time records. Music is classic pop songs with some light soothing tunes mixed in.
One good thing is you can pick and choose any specialty coffee on the menu. We picked the Papua New Guinea iced coffee. It was a medium roast coffee. Tasted very good, not too strong.
My son ordered an Italian fiz expresso. It tasted a bit exotic. You can feel the Italian soda with slight sweetness. If you are into something smooth with modest expresso twist, you will like it.
The restroom is nice and clean. No complaint.

Great spot for coffee!
They have a variety of roasts and drinking black coffee is my favorite pastime… as long as the café makes it right. I’m a huge fan of unique hole-​in-​the-​wall spots as opposed to chains and I must say this eclectic little place has stolen my heart. They have a variety of drinks ranging from coffee, to espresso drinks, to smoothies, to teas etc. They also serve the typical bakery options (biscotti, brownies, etc. with gluten-​free options too) as well as sandwiches. There is plenty of seating for studying, doing work, or chatting with a friend. The employees are friendly and helpful when trying to make a selection.
My favorite drink is their signature– the Caffe Amouri– a combination of espresso, half & half, and simple syrup. The Mocha Amouri is also delicious if you’re feeling chocolatey (same thing as the former except with mocha syrup). And of course you can’t go wrong with any of the roasts. Definitely a pleasant experience every time I visit!

I can’t speak for their espresso drinks, but the hand-​shaken iced coffee is amazing! You can choose from any of their bean selections. I chose their new Colombian Bellavista. It was fabulous. My favorite iced coffee I’ve ever had.
They also had really great gluten free baked goods. I had an oatmeal raspberry bar. It was really great.
My one complaint is it is loud inside because it’s pretty crowded. But if you get a seat outside (it’s shaded) then it’s quiet enough to read a book.

Their espresso is good but it’s not at the top of my list of favs (baked &wired, Java surf (in VA beach) and northside social). I’m not quiet sure why I don’t love it as much as I should– something about the after taste I just don’t enjoy, it’s not bad and it’s not that bitter it’s just the flavor… I don’t particularly care of the environment either.
Service is friendly

Taste — The drinks and pastries taste great. I actually recommend a tea, because Caffe Amouri has a wide selection of unique teas that you won’t find at Starbucks or Peets.
Service — Service was fine, nothing to rave about but nothing to complain about either. A friend and I were wrapping up our conversation right after closing time, and the closing crew decided to blare their music to rush us out. Didn’t appreciate that… but the song was a good song.
Environment — The place is a hole in the wall. It’s great when it’s half empty, but Caffe Amouri is a hotspot in the town of Vienna so it’s often packed with all types of café dwellers: laptop users, first dates, novel readers, and the grey-​haired married couple that’s born and bred in Vienna. There is a small seating area in the front of the café, but I actually feel like there are too many tables in that area. Try maneuvering through with a backpack or stroller on a Saturday morning… it’s as if you’re trying to steal the Hope Diamond from a field of lasers.
Caffe Amouri is a proud establishment in Vienna, but in my opinion… it needs some renovation. Three stars for now. I hope they can expand their space someday.

Great little coffee spot tucked away in Vienna, catty-​corner to Sushi Yoshi. Caffe Amouri has a good amount of seating, records lining the walls, and a super hip, trendy vibe. There were plenty of folks camped out with their laptops, but we didn’t have any trouble snagging a seat.
I got a flat white, which was great, although I guess it must be a new menu addition (probably when Starbucks added theirs?) because immediately after ordering, the girl behind the counter said, «Do you know what that is?» haha.
I think Caffe Amouri will definitely be added to my rotation of spots to roam to whenever I’m in the area!

If Central Perks was real (hope you get the reference), then I think Caffe Amouri would be Vienna’s answer to the famous coffee shop. Caffe Amouri is a cozy neighborhood coffee shop in the heart of Vienna. It’s off Maple Avenue on Church Street and is right by Church Street Pizza.
I love the record wall that you see when you walk in. It’s really a wall decorated with vintage record covers and adds a funky charm to the place. There are places to sit and the offer free wifi for you to use while you sit and enjoy your beverage.
Their menu is listed on chalkboards above the coffee bar so you can see their offerings and specials. I have been here twice so far and have ordered the Honey Cinnamon Latte and the Caffe Amouri. If you’re having your drink at the café, you have your choice of having your drink in a paper cup or mug. The baristas at Caffe Amouri do foam art with many of the beverages (I got a heart in my drink). I really enjoyed their signature drink, the Caffe Amouri. For being made with pure cane sugar, the drink was the right amount of sweetness for me, and not overly sweet. The Honey Cinnamon Latte had a bit too much cinnamon for my taste, but it was still very good.
I really like the atmosphere of Caffe Amouri. It’s warm, inviting, and relaxed. A great place to enjoy a good quality cup of coffee. Caffe Amouri also has pastries and other food, including breakfast sandwiches, which they apparently serve all day. New breakfast place!