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Reviewers praise the coffee beans, espresso, Americano and Turkish/Greek coffee, with one regular calling the beans exceptional.
Damac Hills
This community coffee shop in Damac Hills serves Italian-style coffee alongside bubble tea, pastries and desserts. Reviews make it especially appealing for a relaxed work session, a quick treat after shopping, or a family stop with a book corner and soft-serve ice cream.
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Reviewers praise the coffee beans, espresso, Americano and Turkish/Greek coffee, with one regular calling the beans exceptional.
The book corner gives the café a more useful stay-and-read atmosphere than a typical grab-and-go coffee counter.
A reviewer was helped to find a table with phone charging and was given an extension cord and charger.
Bubble tea is a recurring favourite, including a refreshing wintermelon, black tea and tapioca combination.
Soft-serve ice cream, cold drinks and a small children’s area make it an easy family stop.
One customer had a chocolate twist toasted for extra crispness and found it excellent; other reviews mention fresh cookies and cakes.
Go mornings. Choose the morning if you want a quieter visit; one reviewer found evenings louder in the open café.
Ask toasted. Ask for a pastry to be toasted if you prefer extra crispness; a customer specifically requested this for a chocolate twist.
Check boba. If ordering bubble tea, check the pearl and ice balance, since one review says excessive ice stopped the pearls reaching the straw.
Allow opening time. For an early takeaway, allow extra time around opening: one customer arrived at 8:20 and waited another 10 minutes for help.
Bring a book. Plan to linger with a book or work; the café has a book corner and has been described as calm for revising.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
A review describes a milkshake made with real espresso and ice cream as a favourite treat.
The gluten-free chocolate cake is described as a family favourite.
One customer reported coffee that burned their tongue and lacked calibration, while another received hot chocolate that was only warm.
A reviewer said a croissant was microwaved and came out tasting and feeling like plastic.
Because the café is open to surrounding activity, it can become noisy around Carrefour customers, children and at night.
Past reviews mention stiff, undercooked tapioca, too few pearls and ice blocking the pearls from the straw.
Some customers reported rude staff interactions and an opening-time delay that affected an early coffee pickup.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
1 vanilla milkshake and 3 bubble teas
“I paid 60 dirhams for 1 vanilla milkshake and 3 bubble teas”Google review · December 2022
The Bottom Line
Attibassi Coffee is a community café in Damac Hills where people come for coffee, bubble tea and a casual place to sit. The drinks menu stretches beyond espresso: reviews mention chai latte, smoothies, fruit juice, milkshakes and Turkish/Greek coffee. The bubble tea is a major draw, with strawberry and wintermelon combinations specifically praised.
It works well for a short work session or an informal meeting. The book corner, background music and charging help make staying awhile practical, while a small children’s area, soft-serve ice cream and cold treats suit families. A reviewer even received an extension cord and charger after asking for a table where they could charge a phone.
Timing changes the feel. Mornings have been described as quiet, but nights can be louder because the café is open to surrounding Carrefour traffic and children playing nearby. Food feedback is mostly positive, including toasted chocolate twist pastry, cookies, cakes and sandwiches, though one customer disliked a microwaved croissant.
Bubble tea quality has also been inconsistent in older reviews, with complaints about stiff tapioca, strong tea and too much ice. If you are driving in early, allow a little extra time around opening.