Golden 'dallah' pots are used for traditional 'gahwa', prepared by roasting coffee beans then boiling them with cardamom and saffron — Karim JAAFAR With its strong aroma of cardamom and its yellowy, ...

The United Arab Emirates’ one-Dirham coin has on one side a depiction of a dallah – a traditional Arabic coffee pot – signifying the importance of coffee in the Arab region. Most homes in the country ...

Another coffee shop serving traditional Arabic drinks, espresso, lattes and light bites has opened in Skokie, and this time it’s part of a franchise with operations in seven states. The halal coffee ...

ALBAWABA Saudi coffee, known as “Gahwa”, is a central part of Saudi Arabian culture, symbolizing hospitality and tradition. On Saudi National Day, preparing a perfect cup of Gahwa is a great way to ...

Originating in the Horn of Africa and first cultivated in the Arabian Peninsula, coffee has been providing the world with refreshment for at least 500 years. While there is still disagreement about ...

Coffee is no longer just a simple morning ritual. Around the globe, entire cultures are transforming as the rich aroma of freshly brewed beans penetrates markets that were once dominated by tea or ...

A new Middle Eastern cafe is set to open on Oxford Road in Manchester tomorrow. Opening within the Circle Square development, Fiori will specialise in a menu of Turkish and Arabic dishes, and offer ...

With its strong aroma of cardamom and its yellowy, tea-like consistency, Arabic coffee is a ubiquitous symbol of hospitality across Gulf countries, not least in World Cup host Qatar. The Barron's news ...