Welcome to the grand opening of 1st Intr'l trademark Cafe Berbera Since 1870

[ramzy2277]

After a long months of negotiations and field visits a friend of mine in Dubai ,managed to get a franchise from this world trademark '' Cafe Berbera ''.

Opening on 2nd Aprill 2016.

Location: Deero Mall, Hargeisa, 1st Floor.

open from 7am-12am everyday

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About Cafe Berbera

For centuries coffee has provided inspiration, warmth, energy, clarity, contemplation and a chance to savor and share “the good life” for all those whose enjoyed its robust flavors and rich aromas. It wasn’t until 1870, in Southern Italy, that true coffee perfection – Cafè Barbera® – was created by our founder, Domenico Barbera, when he opened our first coffee house and served fresh coffee roasted daily with passion and dedication.

Over 140 years later the tradition of the Cafè Barbera Company, the oldest coffee company in Europe, has been carried on by five generations of the Barbera family and merged with a spectactular vision to establish traditional Italian coffee shops serving premium authentic Italian roasted coffee beans. Still sourced from seven varieties of the world’s finest coffee beans, slow roasted separately by master coffee roasters and artfully blended to our original recipe – Cafè Barbera coffee houses offer true old world charm, an appreciation for the special moments in life, a fresher, tastier, healthier menu, and romantic, aromatic, authentic Italian coffee.

Stepping into a Cafè Barbera coffee house is like stepping back in time. Here you’ll find a slower pace and a chance to re-discover the finer, simpler things like food, family and friends. Of course, there’s always the coffee. Each cup is hand-brewed by baristas who are trained in the ways of our founder, Domenico, with a respect, reverence and passion for truly authentic Italian espresso. Our menu features Italian-inspired panini sandwiches, fresh fish, mediterrean style salads, light croissant breakfasts, or Greek and Italian cheeses, dressings, fresh vegetables, pastries, spices and flavors.

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From the day the first Cafè Barbera franchise opened in 2004, Cafè Barbera has preserved the tradition and spirit brought by each cup of perfect Italian espresso. We are dedicated to providing a nostalgic, yet enjoyable experience through superior product standards and service excellence.
Welcome to Cafè Barbera. La dolce vita! Enrico Barbera
CEO and Co-Founder
Sufyan Al Muhaisen
Co-Founder

http://www.cafebarberafranchise.com/

[hangool79]

This is really nice , expect should have used somali music in the commercial, make it more somalified or landiirized

[Thuganomics]

I read Berbera,nice though

[Lancer]

There has been an increase in the popularity of Coffee Shops in Hargeisa, the Italian one opened by that girl and there is this other one owned by a UAE guy located in the Golden Hotel Apartments. This one definitely takes the cake though.

[SahanGalbeed]

nice

[AwRastaale]

It looks really good and the guy did everything anyone in the developed world would do but this is Africa. No body cares about 145 years or if it existed in Italy.

All those things are irrelevant to them.

What they need is atmosphere, price and quality.

I don't think going inside Deero is smart move for a business strictly cafe, who needs as many people coming in order to keep the cost low and thus affordable for everyone.

It will be exciting for few months but after that everyone is gonna go back to their old cafes with the outdoor sitting where they can watch the xalimo in the digital diraac, odayga masajidka uu si ordaya, the latest cars/trucks, the youth making noises, the horns and the buzz.

Another disadvantage is when Deero closes you have to close where as having your own building with an outdoor you can serve all night long and you don't have to obey Deero's strict Salafi laws.

This place will attract very small group and even they will not be regulars.

Few qurbajog will come but they too will get bored of it.

It will be like that F2 pizza thing.

Never spend your money on franchisee when the market is open to everyone including ones that can build their own 145 year old story. The owner is very disjoint with Somaliland business environ.

[theyuusuf143]

Oo ma deer berberay gaaladu ahayen markii hore,

[Thuganomics]

Oo ma deer berberay gaaladu ahayen markii hore,

It's Barbera aniguba Berbera ayaan moodey
Apperently the name is of French origin and comes from the Latin for strange

[hangool79]

It looks really good and the guy did everything anyone in the developed world would do but this is Africa. No body cares about 145 years or if it existed in Italy.

All those things are irrelevant to them.

What they need is atmosphere, price and quality.

I don't think going inside Deero is smart move for a business strictly cafe, who needs as many people coming in order to keep the cost low and thus affordable for everyone.

It will be exciting for few months but after that everyone is gonna go back to their old cafes with the outdoor sitting where they can watch the xalimo in the digital diraac, odayga masajidka uu si ordaya, the latest cars/trucks, the youth making noises, the horns and the buzz.

Another disadvantage is when Deero closes you have to close where as having your own building with an outdoor you can serve all night long and you don't have to obey Deero's strict Salafi laws.

This place will attract very small group and even they will not be regulars.

Few qurbajog will come but they too will get bored of it.

It will be like that F2 pizza thing.

Never spend your money on franchisee when the market is open to everyone including ones that can build their own 145 year old story. The owner is very disjoint with Somaliland business environ.

stick to ur regular qudhacdheer shaahle , this is too advanced for us xayramiin

[Siciid85]

Good luck to the guy.

My dream is to revive the famous "Hirdoogle" in qudhac dheer.

[TheFuturist]

Where r all the women in the Cafe?

[AwRastaale]

Hangool,

I go to one in down town. I don't even know the name but it's near the central police station and kaliinta.


I like watching the magaalo not go inside some building.

[hangool79]

I honestly think this guy went too much to get so little, somalis know jackshit about Barbera (?), so why bother, besides we are better served with protecting our local innovation then accepting all these dirty foreign franchises since they destroy local business. But I did like the style

[hangool79]

Hangool,

I go to one in down town. I don't even know the name but it's near the central police station and kaliinta.


I like watching the magaalo not go inside some building.

I get ur point, u like to see life flow by