Quiet, relaxing and beautiful, Umm Suqeim encapsulates the convergence of suburban life and a beachside town in Dubai. With palm tree-lined streets and some of the city's most visited beaches a short car ride away, this neighborhood exudes a Sunday morning vibe. What started as a residential area composed mostly of large villas with private backyards, Umm Suqeim has since been filled with little boutiques, restaurants, and cafés with little pops of character that might take you by surprise.
This charming café will make you feel like you’ve landed on vacation in the Northeastern coastal villages with its nonchalant elegance, blissful beach vibe and cabin style. You’ll be lost for choice from a range of delicious baked goods, open face sandwiches on freshly baked bread and a menu ranging from buttermilk fried chicken and East Hampton fish pie to Moroccan lamb tagine that you can enjoy on the rooftop terrace with breathtaking views of the city.
