Tea in Sahara

Truly gorgeous experience — walked by on a whim last night and had a transportive, cozy time; it’s hard to find third spaces open so late (until 11 pm) that aren’t bars and this really hit the spot. I got the hibiscus tea — super flavorful. And the whole place is decorated so beautifully; highly recommended!

Seriously great food. Highly recommend the beet and goat cheese salad and the Foule, a delicious vegan fava bean stew. The carrot juice with cinnamon was lovely. Such a gem of a place with great service.

Really warm and cozy! It looks small at first but there are a few rooms that you can hang out in. The deeper you go into the building the warmer the lights get and the cozier the seating is (opting for couches instead of tables and vibey red lights in the furthest room). Menus are online, and you order at the counter. Water is available for free at the bus station where used plates and cups are dropped off. Sandwiches are really really good too! It’s hard to find open spaces late at night that aren’t bars, so I’m really grateful to have such an authentic and local spot available. This is definitely my new #1 spot for late nights

Great atmosphere, You can sit at little cafe tables in the front room, or couches in the back room. You can just order a pot of tea or they do have small plates of food and dessert. Highly recommended for a casual get together.

I've gone here a few times over the years; today was the first time in a long while and I had the same great experience as I've previously had. I have no idea which "rude" waitress/employee some of the reviewers are referring to, but now I'm super curious and would honestly return just to find out (in addition to enjoying the food and lovely atmosphere of course). The owner(?) (bald, tall guy) has always been nice and friendly toward us - indulging us by making a little spectacle out of pouring the mint tea into our cups. I'll admit the service today in particular was a bit slow, but he apologized, citing that they were understaffed and that one of his employees ditched him unexpectedly for guitar practice. At any rate, this isn't the place to dine at even if you are in a hurry.

Amazing place for some Moroccan / Mediterranean delights. Chic, hip and popular without being over-crowded. Stays open till fairly late which is a huge plus for the night owl in me, plus the music selection is top notch and makes for a great environment. Even though it's not always on the menu, I would highly recommend the Turkish coffee!

Very cool vibe and atmosphere. The Marrakech tea and Turkish coffee were hot and perfectly prepared. My boyfriend loved the baklava. I can’t wait to to come back.

I love the atmosphere, the tea, music.
One of my favorite places in PVD

i looooove tea in sahara. been a regular for almost 3 years. if you wanna be transported from prov to north africa, come here. great for quiet studying, night with friends, dates, and vibes. have tried almost everything on the menu and it’s all high quality. it’s overseas style, order and sit, your food gets brought out, you take your plates up when you’re done. takes the pressure off things. 100/10 recommend.

Mohamed was a great host. He served us a delicious Moroccan tea that reminds me of my childhood in Sale, Morocco 🇲🇦. Mohamed gave us Humus and pita bread on the house. Mohamed is a Moroccan who has a pride in what he does!
We were so happy. The environment makes one feels at home. I am definitely coming back with my all family in May to have a full Moroccan meal!
Thank you Mohamed and Salma for your great service!
Vive le Maroc 🇲🇦

The staff were very friendly. The atmosphere is beautiful, with gorgeous lighting and seating areas. Amazing tea, best I've ever had. And no, they didn't pay me to write this lol, i just love this place. There's also an outside area in the front. I believe the back patio area is closed as of right now because of covid (sep 2020).

Great place to just relax and some tea. Has a very warm cozy vibe with many different seating options.

I sat on the couch and had some chips and hummus and tea. Great place to go alone or even a small group.

Quaint little Moroccan cafe, with a decor so beautiful it indeed transports you to the Saharan lands. Their Turkish coffee and teas are quite authentic, and food quite tasty. The food menu is limited, but their lamb tagine is super popular and almost runs out way before dinner. The best part is, they’re open till midnight, and play awesome music later in the evening. Overall, it’s a wonderful place to just sit back and relax, have a Turkish coffee and smoke some shisha/hookah.

The atmosphere is relaxing and beautiful. The Moroccan mint tea is delicious! The tea is served stretched 🫖

Amazing food and teas, and they occasionally host live music. Exceptionally cozy. Providence is lucky for this one

Delicious! Some friends and I shared Turkish coffee, mint tea, and the Marrakech. We received a warm welcome and stayed to chat together for a long time. What a lovely environment for working, catching up with friends, or just enjoying tea alone.

LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! Fantastic coffee and tea. The baklava is heavenly. The atmosphere is sensational. We went twice in one week! Go and enjoy!!!

Authentic teahouse. Limited menu but delicious food. Lots of teas to sample. Family run.

My first time in this amazing place and wow I totally recommend it. The tea was amazing and the small sample absolutely delicious. Please check it out Tia totally worthy.

A cozy quiet place serving tea in a traditional way with delicious and very tasty food. Try their meatballs, they are amazingly delicious and tasty with a blend of spices.