Fresh breads
Iranian-style breads and manakish are described as warm and flavorful, with good quality at their price point.
Al Reem Bakery LLC Al Quoz, Dubai
Al Quoz
Al Reem Bakery in Al Quoz is a takeaway-focused neighbourhood bakery known for fresh snacks, sandwiches and breads. Customers often pick up the famous cheese sandwich, warm manakish or affordable puffs, with parking and quick service making it useful for everyday stops.
Reputation Score
4.2
★★★★☆
1,045 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Sandwiches
The cheese sandwich is a long-standing favourite, while reviewers also praise the sausage sandwich and chicken mayo.
Affordable snacks
Puffs, fried snacks and everyday bakery items are repeatedly described as reasonably priced and filling.
Early opening
A reviewer says the bakery opens at 5am and stays open late, useful for an early breakfast or evening snack.
Wide selection
Customers mention a broad range of bakery products, sweets, cakes, breads and savoury snacks in one shop.
Clean shop
Several reviews describe the bakery as neat, clean and tidy, with hygienic food handling.
Quick service
Service is often described as fast or prompt, which suits a quick takeaway stop.
Tips for a Better Visit
Try cheese. For a first visit, start with the famous cheese sandwich, one of the bakery’s most repeatedly mentioned items.
Go early. Use the 5am opening for an early breakfast stop; one regular specifically goes in the morning for French toast and coffee.
Expect takeaway. Plan to eat elsewhere because reviews describe the shop as takeaway-only with no sitting place.
Check parking. Allow a moment to look for parking, as one review calls it difficult while another mentions parking behind the building.
Choose savoury. If you are unsure what to buy, the reviews are more consistently positive about baked and fried snacks than pastries.
Plan the visit
Practical details
26th St
Al Qouz First - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 5:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Tue | 5:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Wed | 5:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Thu | 5:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Fri | 5:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sat | 5:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sun | 5:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
Popular Mentions
Cream rolls
Cream rolls were singled out as especially fresh in a review praising the bakery’s early-to-late service.
Dilpasand dessert
A customer liked the Dilpasand dessert because its sweetness was not overpowering.
Common Concerns
No seating
This is a takeaway-only bakery, so there is no place to sit and eat on-site.
Cake inconsistency
Cake feedback is mixed: one birthday cake had the wrong names, while another reviewer found the cake quality extremely disappointing.
Sweet quality
Some customers found the Arabic sweets and carrot halwa lacking in taste, raising concerns about consistency.
Greasy chips
The potato fried chip was called yummy but also criticised for containing a lot of oil.
Parking uncertainty
Parking experiences differ: one reviewer found it difficult, despite another saying parking was available in front.
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The Bottom Line
Al Reem Bakery is a practical takeaway stop in Al Quoz for fresh breads, savoury snacks and quick breakfast items. The famous cheese sandwich, warm manakish, puffs and chicken mayo sandwich are among the clearest review-backed reasons to visit. Customers also mention a large selection, from sandwiches and breads to cakes, sweets and fried snacks, without the feel of a full café.
Value is a major part of the appeal. Reviewers describe the snacks as affordable, with fast service and opening hours stretching from 5am until late at night. The shop is repeatedly described as clean, and some regulars have been buying from it since childhood.
It can work well as a grab-and-go stop on the way to work or home. There are a few cautions. It is takeaway-only, with no seating, and parking reports are mixed: one customer found it difficult, while another mentioned parking behind the building.
Quality is not equally reliable across the menu. Cakes, Arabic sweets, carrot halwa and some pastries drew sharp criticism, while the egg puff and oily potato chips also disappointed individual reviewers. For a first order, savoury sandwiches, manakish or baked snacks look like the safer starting point.