
Coffee & Sweets
Dubai's four best-designed coffee rooms.
Four places where the room is half the reason to go. What to order, what it costs and when they open.
Photo: @kairosuae
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Roasters and bakeries worth crossing town for. What to order, when to go and what it costs.
Roastery in Al Quoz
Roaster and bakehouse at Alserkal
Roastery and bakery in Al Safa
From the editor
Our favourite coffee in Dubai isn't in the malls. It's in warehouses in Al Quoz, on side streets in Jumeirah 1 and Al Safa, in rooms where the roaster sits in plain sight.
Three of the four rooms in our first coffee guide are the first of something here: the UAE's first Bellwether roaster at Kairos, Subko's first home outside India, ONA's first café outside Australia. The fourth, Cherry House, runs its beans across the room on an overhead belt.
We name one thing to order at each, and the price where the café publishes one. Where it doesn't, we say so.
The Friday email
It lands at 7:30am on Friday. Four plans for the weekend and one to book before it goes, each with the price and how to get in. The free guides come with the welcome email.
Four plans for Friday to Sunday and one to book ahead. The same guide as the Friday email, posted here the same morning.
1 postChef's counters, openings, guest chefs and long lunches. The price per head and how to get a table, every time.
2 postsArt, stage, design and the odd good night out. When it opens, when it closes, and when it needs booking.
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