The coffee chain that started in a single Dearborn shop is pouring for sweater weather. Haraz Coffee House has added three limited-time drinks to its fall menu: a Pumpkin Spice latte, a Crème Brûlée latte, and an Apple Cinnamon latte, seasonal additions to a menu already built for people with a sweet tooth. Meanwhile, the company serving them has quietly become one of the fastest-growing coffee franchises in the country, and it is a Michigan story first.
The Haraz Fall Menu at a Glance
| The fall lineup | Pumpkin Spice, Crème Brûlée, and Apple Cinnamon lattes, for a limited time |
| The brand | Founded in Dearborn in 2021 by Hamzah Nasser |
| The scale now | 62 locations and counting, with 185 more planned, per the company |
| The roots | Named for Yemen’s Haraz mountains, where coffee has grown for centuries |
| Order ahead | Through the Haraz app, with the company’s Perks rewards built in |
What Is on the Haraz Coffee House Fall Menu
The three seasonal lattes stake out familiar fall territory, each in Haraz’s signature dessert-forward style. Pumpkin Spice is the season’s standard-bearer, done sweeter and creamier than the chain coffee version. Crème Brûlée translates the torched-sugar dessert into a latte. Apple Cinnamon rounds out the trio with the orchard flavors half of Michigan is already driving to on weekends.
All three are limited-time drinks, so the safe move is sooner rather than later. Prices vary by location.
Bigger Than the Seasonal Board
The fall drinks land on a menu that runs deep: lattes, espresso drinks, matcha, teas, and refreshers, alongside the traditional Yemeni preparations the brand was built on. The one to know is the Harazi Mufawar, coffee with cardamom and cream, a style that predates every pumpkin spice on earth by a few centuries. If the seasonal board gets you in the door, the Yemeni side of the menu is the reason to come back.
From One Dearborn Shop to 62 Locations
Hamzah Nasser opened the first Haraz location in Dearborn in 2021, naming it for the Haraz mountains of Yemen, terraced highlands where coffee has been cultivated for centuries. The idea was simple and overdue: treat Yemeni coffee culture, the tradition that gave the world its first coffeehouses, as something to share rather than a secret.
Five years later, the company counts 62 locations across metro Detroit and the country, with 185 more planned, according to its own figures. As a result, Haraz ranks among the fastest-growing Yemeni coffee franchises in America, and Dearborn is the launchpad of a national coffee movement that keeps putting Michigan first.
Ordering Ahead
Haraz customers can skip the line through the company’s app, which handles mobile ordering and the company’s Perks rewards program. For a limited-run seasonal menu, that is the practical play: order the Crème Brûlée on the way and judge it while it is still hot.
Haraz Coffee House Fall Menu FAQ
What is on the Haraz Coffee House fall menu?
Three limited-time lattes: Pumpkin Spice, Crème Brûlée, and Apple Cinnamon.
How long are they available?
Haraz has not published an end date. They are limited-time seasonal drinks.
Where did Haraz start?
In Dearborn, Michigan, in 2021, founded by Hamzah Nasser.
Can I order ahead?
Yes, through the Haraz app, which includes the Perks rewards program.
Sources: Haraz Coffee House; company menu listings.