Coffee craft
The menu supports different brewing styles, with reviewers noting balanced espresso drinks and a clear contrast between pour-over methods.
ABC Coffee Roasters
Dubai Hills Estate
ABC Coffee Roasters is a cafe in Dubai Hills Estate serving specialty coffee alongside breakfast and pastries. Reviews make it especially appealing for a carefully prepared V60, fresh viennoiserie and a calm, stylish place to linger.
Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
1,216 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Warm service
Several visitors describe attentive hospitality, with staff remembering returning customers’ names or usual orders.
V60 choice
The Brazilian V60 is a named specialty option, while other reviews mention Ethiopian and Brazilian beans across different visits.
Fresh baking
Pain Suisse and other viennoiserie received praise for being freshly baked, while pastries are a recurring draw.
Calm interior
Soft lighting, greenery, flowers and comfortable seating give the mall cafe a relaxed, minimalist feel.
Family corner
A children’s play area with sensory toys and books gives parents a practical option for a quieter meal.
Breakfast menu
All-day breakfast includes dishes such as zucchini pancakes and a croissant with scrambled eggs and smoked turkey.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm beans. Ask which espresso is being used before ordering milk coffee; one visitor was surprised by an Ethiopian blend they had not chosen.
Check discount. Ask staff about the reported 50% pastry discount after 6 pm; the offer was mentioned as daily but should be confirmed.
Check pricing. For specialty pours, confirm the menu price and final charge before paying, especially if the displayed price seems unclear.
Choose timing. If you want a quieter visit, avoid busy periods; one reviewer found the cafe noisy and crowded.
Try breakfast. Breakfast is served all day, making the cafe workable for a late meal; one customer ordered at 14:00.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Khail Rd
Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid, Dubai
Popular Mentions
Matcha latte
The matcha latte was praised for its vivid colour and smooth, clump-free texture.
Arabic coffee
A barista’s explanation of the preparation made a first Arabic coffee tasting especially informative.
Halva Pistachio Latte
The Halva Pistachio Latte was singled out as a favourite drink.
Common Concerns
Price clarity
One customer reported a Brazilian V60 listed at 44 AED but being charged 85 AED at payment, so confirm the price before ordering.
Pastry consistency
Although several reviews praise fresh pastries, one repeat visitor found them less fresh than those from other bakeries.
Dessert quality
A visitor who tried three desserts found all of them below average, despite other reviews praising individual cakes and desserts.
Bean disclosure
A flat white used two espresso types without the customer being asked first, which led to an unwanted Ethiopian flavour.
Busy periods
The otherwise attractive setting can become noisy and crowded, according to one visit.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
44 AED
Brazilian V60
“I ordered a Brazilian V60, and the price listed on the menu was 44 AED”Google review · April 2026
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The Bottom Line
ABC Coffee Roasters is a specialty cafe in Dubai Hills Estate where coffee is the main reason to visit. You can order a Brazilian V60, try Arabic coffee with an explanation of how it is prepared, or stick to espresso drinks such as a flat white. The food side includes all-day breakfast, pastries and named dishes including zucchini pancakes.
The setting is one of its strongest points. Reviews describe a minimalist, stylish interior with soft lighting, greenery, fresh flowers, comfortable chairs and quiet background music. It can suit a coffee break, reading or a catch-up, and there is a children’s corner with sensory toys and books.
One reviewer, however, found it noisy and crowded. Service is often warm and personal: returning guests say staff remembered their names, usual orders or preferences. Pastry feedback is mixed, though; Pain Suisse was called very fresh, while another repeat visitor felt pastries were less fresh than those at other bakeries.
Desserts also received one notably poor review. Prices deserve a quick check. A Brazilian V60 was listed at 44 AED in one account but reportedly charged at 85 AED, while another visitor put a coffee and pancakes bill at 90 AED.
Ask about beans, final pricing and the reported after-6pm pastry discount before ordering.