About
Kilah Madiniyah offers a unique café experience amid the beauty of nature with peaceful outdoor seating. The café is renowned for its specialty coffee, beverages, and innovative dishes, providing a comfortable atmosphere ideal for family gatherings.
What it offers
Kilah is a coffee lounge that began on the Red Sea coast (Yanbu) in 2021 and opened its Madinah branch in early 2024 inside a historic palm farm near Quba, where guests have specialty coffee, sweets and creative dishes among the palms and old farm ruins.
On the menu
- Variety of coffee drinks
- Hot and cold beverages
- Desserts and pastries
- Light breakfast options and sandwiches
Getting there
Al Jumu'ah, Madinah
Also listed as: Inside a historic palm farm (Wahat Al-Nakheel farm, before Al-Hayat Hospital) in the Aliyah farms area near Quba Mosque, Madinah
12 min drive25 min by bus(approximate, from the Prophet’s Mosque)
Good to know
- Family friendly
- Indoor
- Quiet
- Takeaway
Part of
The café’s address, opening hours and description come from its official channels and public listings, checked 8 October 2026. Some details could not be confirmed with the café yet, so check before you go.
From the Al Munawarah places register, updated 15 July 2026. Hours can change, so check before you go.
Nearby
Close to here
- Coffee shop
Quba
Bustan Otrah
Bustan ‘Itrah Cafe, located at Al-Mard Farm in Madinah, offers a peaceful coffee experience with open-air seating surrounded by greenery, blending nature with comfort in a unique rural setting.
4 PM – 2 AM
Customer rating 4.6 / 5
- Outdoor seating
- Open late
13 min drive(approximate, from the Prophet’s Mosque)
- Religious & historic
Quba
Quba
One of the oldest parts of Madinah, south of the centre. Walk the path past gardens and small cafés, browse the markets and see traditional homes.
Open daily
- Family friendly
- Free
- Step-free
13 min drive(approximate, from the Prophet’s Mosque)
- Historical place
- Green space
Daily: 5:00 PM – 2:00 AM
- Family friendly
- Free
- Open late
13 min drive(approximate, from the Prophet’s Mosque)