A Yemeni coffee house known for cardamom-spiced brews and honeycomb pastries is set to soft-open on Frontier Parkway in Prosper on Nov. 14. Haraz Coffee House is moving into 2720 W. Frontier Parkway, Ste. 100, a spot that sits right on the line between Prosper and Celina.
The new cafe is part of The Creeks at Celina, a retail development straddling the Prosper-Celina border, according to Community Impact. The soft opening is expected to run for roughly a month before the shop holds a grand opening in mid-December, per information from a Weitzman news release cited in that report. Weitzman owns and operates the shopping center, which sits at the northwest corner of the Dallas North Tollway and Frontier Parkway, according to CelinaWatch.
Haraz specializes in traditional Yemeni coffee drinks, including mufawar, a cardamom-spiced coffee served with cream, and adeni chai, a black tea infused with a blend of spices. The menu also includes more familiar offerings, like drip coffee, espresso-based drinks, frappes, matcha and iced refreshers, the same report notes.
What's On the Pastry Case
Beyond the drinks, Haraz is bringing a pastry lineup that includes milk cake, spinach and feta croissants, and chocolate pistachio muffins. There's also an item called Bee Bites, described as honeycomb bread served with cream cheese, rounding out a menu built around both traditional and contemporary flavors.
This isn't Haraz's first attempt at landing in Prosper. Earlier reporting indicated a company representative had planned to open the location that summer, and before that, construction on the space was expected to wrap up in December 2025 — timelines that came and went before the Nov. 14 soft-open date was finalized. At the time of that earlier coverage, Haraz already had locations open in Plano and Lewisville, with another planned for Richardson.
A Growing Retail Corner
Haraz will join a cluster of businesses that have filled out The Creeks at Celina throughout 2026, including Firm Foundation Dental, Capo's Pizza & Pasta, Knockouts Haircuts for Men and InLIFE Wellness, all of which opened at the development this year, according to CelinaWatch. The center isn't finished growing, either — two more retail buildings are in site preparation west of the existing structures, with delivery planned for the second quarter of 2027. Dash Nail Spa has already been announced as the first tenant for that next phase, set to lease nearly 2,900 square feet in one of the new buildings.
For now, the focus on Frontier Parkway is the cafe itself, with its blend of Yemeni tradition and espresso-bar staples set to welcome its first customers in a matter of days.
