Kunjani Craft Coffee & Gallery

Really cute place but something was off about the drinks, i work in a cafe myself and as i have had to learn the ropes, cafiza-ing an espresso machine, pulling my shots, timing them properly and dialing in. my double cortado looked like an americano with misto. no foam??? not even a little bit ? am i missing what a cortado is when i make them all the time?? the espresso tasted off, either this espresso machine here is not properly looked after or the staff were careless and you could taste it…. would not visit again to pay for someone to not know how to steam milk…. please train your staff more to be more knowledgable ! :-)

Kunjani is both a Zulu and Xhosa word that translates to “How is it?” — a simple question that beautifully reflects connection and care. And we can answer that question with an outstanding and electric, “Absolutely amazing!” That spirit is exactly what we experienced inside the Little Pink House, where the feeling was more like visiting a friend’s home than a café. The cozy space offers pastries, egg tarts, coffee, and more — making it the perfect spot to work, unwind with family and friends, and soak in pure hospitality. We ordered an Iced Coffee and an Espresso, paired with a croissant and a sausage roll — everything equally delicious. They didn’t just fill our stomachs; they filled our souls. Kunjani is owned by Stephanie and Nicola, a passionate mother-and-daughter duo whose purpose extends far beyond serving a morning coffee (though we can all agree that’s essential!). From selling fair-trade African goods in their gallery, to supporting a local charity each month, and providing clean water to villages in Africa, their mission is one of impact and love. Because at Kunjani, every sip supports something greater — your community, a woman-owned business, and causes that truly make a difference.

Beautiful and clean atmosphere. Plenty of space to choose where you can feel the most comfortable to seat and very quiet. It feels like home. The only thing I will said is that the vegetarian Kish Eggs I bought it was with no flavor, no salt and it did taste a lot like egg 🥚 but not the good flavor of eggs. But the one that you don't want to have on your mouth really really strong and a awful Aftertaste, my tea that it was halfway of the small cup, a small cup and not completely full It was like one zip and it was gone so it's not enough to enjoy. But so far everything is pleasant. Very pleasant. If it wasn't because the egg and the tea I will give five star. I'm sorry I really wish I could give a five stars because I know how much it means for a business to have a five stars but I really need for the owner to pays attention to those two things. I'll come back and I hopefully I can take away this low points and give them a really high one. Thank you and my apologies once again!!! I took pictures of some areas.. there's more but costumers where there and I didn't want to disturb their privacy. But place it's absolutely gorgeous 😍🥰

Good coffee. They have all the standard coffee selection. With local roasted beans. 👨‍🍳 Very friendly and helpful stuff. They suggested a very nice custom drink with was a hit. 🛋️ Cool and cozy atmosphere. They have a small pop-up shop with scarfs, handbackgs, paintings and other small stuff. 🅿️ There is parking in the back of the cafe! When you drive up, make sure to turn right at the first entrance, since there is one way. However, if you miss the turn, you can drive in to the parking spots from the neighboring parking lot.

My first time to visit Naples and I was introduced to Kunjani Craft Coffee & Gallery . I ordered the Kunjani Signature iced coffee and it was so so good! We went back again and I ordered the same thing :-) I truly enjoyed the outdoor seating very much… with plenty of room to sit inside as well. Very nice atmosphere in and out and friendly staff as well. Craving the Kunjani signature now! Can’t wait to go back!