Offering an innovative range of gourmet food and beverage, Café Bateel combines ancient Umbrian culinary heritage – famous for its natural and healthy cuisine – with traditional Arabic hospitality.
Craving something delicious? Crepe And Go on Jumeirah Road serves up fresh, delightful crepes and coffee, perfect for a quick bite or a sweet treat in Jumeirah 1.
When you're looking for a tasty treat on the go, Crepe And Go in Jumeirah 1 is your spot. We offer a variety of sweet and savory crepes made fresh just for you, alongside expertly brewed coffee. It’s the perfect place to grab a quick breakfast, a delightful snack, or a sweet ending to your day, conveniently located on Jumeirah Road. Come taste what makes Crepe And Go a favorite casual dining destination in Dubai.
Offering an innovative range of gourmet food and beverage, Café Bateel combines ancient Umbrian culinary heritage – famous for its natural and healthy cuisine – with traditional Arabic hospitality.
This Parisian tea salon specialises in macarons: these small, round cakes are crisp on the outside, smooth and soft in the middle and are made every morning in Laduree's "laboratory".
See the world through coffee. A unique Specialty Coffee concept originating from Japan which serves and roasts the best coffee from around the world, including from their very own coffee farm.
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