Coffee Museum

Museum · Al Souq Al Kabeer

Coffee Museum

Museum · Al Souq Al Kabeer

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Historical Neighborhood, Bastakiya, Villa 44 - Al Hisn St - Al Fahidi - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

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Explore global coffee history, ancient artifacts, and house-brewed samples  

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What to Do in Old Dubai: Our Guide

"Dubai’s coffee museum occupies a historic two-story Emirati home on an unassuming backstreet. Inside, you’ll find a labyrinth of tiny rooms dotted with artifacts from around the world, including old grinders, pots, and roasters, which have been collected predominantly from throughout Europe and the Middle East. Among the most impressive of the collection here is the 300-year-old jug-shaped clay coffee pots known as a "jebena," which were once used in Ethiopia, where coffee is said to have gotten its start." - Dylan Essertier, Laura Ratliff

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Мei

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The staff is really nice and welcoming, which made for a warm start to our visit. Entrance is only 10 Dirhams, and they even serve you a small cup of coffee to try, which is a thoughtful gesture. However, there’s not much to see it’s just a few small rooms filled with random coffee machines, without a tour or much information. So I’d say it’s worth dropping by only if you’re already in Old City and looking for something additional to do. Otherwise, I wouldn’t make a special trip just for this.

Masood Mohammadi

Google
I really enjoyed my visit to the **Coffee Museum** in Dubai! The place has a **warm, inviting atmosphere**, filled with interesting historical artifacts that take you through the journey of coffee. It’s a great mix of culture and relaxation. The coffee was excellent freshly brewed and served with genuine hospitality. The staff were kind and welcoming, making the experience even more enjoyable. Whether you're a coffee enthusiast or just looking for a unique café vibe, this is a lovely place to unwind.

Mushfique Saleheen

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Visited recently. Loved the presentation. A must visit for any coffee lovers. Entry fee includes an Arabic and an Ethiopian coffee.

Dave Zatorski

Google
Cool to see old methods of grinding coffee and to sample Arabic and Ethiopian coffee. Very nice owner. Would suggest adding more info text descriptions for each room.

Mohammad Syed

Google
Nice little museum although not easy to find. You get a free coffee as well and get to see some old items from across the world that are coffee related.

O D

Google
Loved this place! The entry fee is quite reasonable, and it includes coffee. The space itself is quiet, cozy, and beautiful.

bishal balami

Google
Coffee Museum Dubai was established in 2014 in the Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood. It was created to celebrate the global history of coffee, showcasing antique tools, brewing methods, and cultural traditions from regions like Ethiopia, Yemen, and the Middle East. The museum also serves as a meeting point for coffee lovers, connecting the local and international coffee community.

M Ali Alex

Google
Pretty nice spread of older relics related to coffee. They also have a couple of rooms dedicated to the history of coffee which is interesting to learn about. The staff were friendly and offered some free coffee brewed in house. And for the price of a couple pounds each (with free children) worth a visit. It will take around an hour.