Tov

A cute little place with lots of nice seating areas. I got a chai, and really liked it, but some of the spice pieces were used for decoration and got stuck in my teeth quite often. The prices are somewhat high, so I would say this isn't a place to have an everyday coffee, but a treat once in a while to meet friends.

Y’all come give their new location some business!!! Absolutely delicious coffee, I got the peppermint toasted marshmallow latte and wow truly incredible coffee it was the perfect balance of sweetness and so perfectly minty combined with great espresso. Love!!! Cute vibes and there’s outlets available as well, and the owner is so sweet.

We were just pulling up to Buffalo Exchange when I spotted the “soft opening” sign and dragged myself and sister in for some much needed coffee. I was overjoyed and impressed with this coffee shop - the inside is exactly my kind of cozy and the drink selections have a great variety from no-little caffeine to highly caffeinated. I really enjoyed watching the one barista use the sand and cezve while we read over the menu and selected our sweets. We settled on the Basboosa, though everything looked delicious (and I’ll have to go back for that konafa). I almost dragged us back in for more on our way out of the shops, but we had a schedule to keep. Next time we’ll definitely dine in!

This is a fantastic coffee spot! We stumbled upon it and were excited to see they offered Egyptian style coffee (!!). We got a cold brew and turmeric chai latte and both were fantastic. Also, probably the most amazing part is how kind and pleasant the staff were. Coupled with the amazing Egyptian ambience, this definitely should be on everyone’s to do list

Okay so there once was a Tov that was in a double decker bus. This page now refers to Tov Coffee II, which has all the great features of the original but also has room in it for more than one person - an exaggeration, but a minor one. Get here ASAP - you want to try this place. They have standard Italian-ish espresso cafe stuffs - lattes, mochas, espresso, coffee - and then they have extremely cool menu items from the Egyptian coffee tradition which I'm guessing goes back probably about four millennia longer than the Italian style. And you can tell by how good it is. You have to try the Egyptian coffee. Set aside some time - it's worth it - because it's for-here only and for good reason. If you haven't had Egyptian coffee before, they'll talk you through it and I promise you're in for a treat. I don't know a lot about Egyptian coffee but I can tell you its rich, experiential, and best shared with close friends when you have a moment to savor it. I make it out to Tov whenever I get into the neighborhood, and I suspect you will too once you try it, but it's also a wonderful place to take guests from out of town. The bus was a hit with my friends and family, and the storefront will be even more popular because it's much more relaxed and accessible.

During our recent family trip to Portland, we stumbled upon a hidden gem! We all share a love for coffee, and this place blew us away with their exceptionally delicious coffee and pastries. The service was prompt and friendly, and they were experts on their offerings, even explaining the ingredients in each pastry. We sampled a few items and were particularly impressed by the Egyptian coffee, which had a unique and unforgettable taste. Adding to our wonderful experience, we were seated on the top deck of the bus with a great ambiance. Overall, this visit was the highlight of our trip, and we can't wait to return to this spot on our next trip to Portland! 🚌☕️🧁