Pakistani-inspired coffee shop Opens in Riverdale
Sheza Coffee House on Riverdale Avenue and West 261st Street is now open for business.
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May 7, 2022, 5:33 PM
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Updated 900 days ago
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496ds agoSheza Coffee House on
Riverdale Avenue and West 261st Street is
now open for business.
The store's opening was a
year's worth of work by store owner Sheza Wasim, whose love of coffee inspired
her to open the shop.
Sheza Coffee House offers
coffee with a Pakistani twist, which Ms. Wasim assures anyone who tries it will be “love at first sip” while enjoying the chic interior décor.
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