Turath Coffee: Arabic Heritage in Overland Park

0:00A new Arabic coffee spot called Tourith, just soft open in Overland Park at 9.916 College Boulevard. Owned by Palestinian Loai Nasser, it's bringing Levant inspired drinks like nafe lattes, fig matches, and a signature tarath latte with date spice, blend and cold foam. Prices start at $6 for a hot 12 ounce up to $8 for 20 ounce iced. They've got Yemeni lattes, baklava versions, adeni chai, Turkish coffee, and flavors like cardamom, pistachio, and maple. Pastries include manakeech flatbread, lotus cheesecake, and baklava. The vibes screams Arabic heritage, with clay vases, red rugs, and stone accents. Think cozy spot blending cultures. Crowds pack the place Saturday with women in hijabs and folks clutching cups lining up. Loai's brother was seen, said they weren't expecting it, but loved the buzz. Tourith means heritage in Arabic, and they're aiming for a hangout where locals and Arabic folks vibe together.

1:04Right now in soft opening, they're slinging drinks from noon to 10 p.m., Monday through Thursday until 11 p.m. Fridays. Full hours kick in next week, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., weekdays, later on weekends, perfect for late-night studies near Johnson County Community. College. This spot's set to become a go-to for unique caffeine and sweets that bridge worlds. That wraps Kansas News today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the Story.