Weekend brunch
The weekend brunch buffet is praised for its variety, including eggs, crepes, French toast, pancakes, brisket and ratatouille.
Bake N More Café & Factory
Al Quoz
Bake N More Café & Factory is a French bakery and café in Al Quoz, with artisan pastries, breads and coffee. Reviews make the weekend brunch buffet and almond croissant especially worth noting, while the calm, welcoming café also suits breakfast, relaxed coffee or a laptop session.
Reputation Score
4.9
★★★★★
533 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Almond croissant
The almond croissant has converted at least one sceptic and is described as both exceptional and low-priced.
French bread
Customers highlight crunchy bread, croissants and sourdoughs, with baguettes available freshly baked or to bake at home.
Work-friendly
The bright, calm café has been used for admin and laptop work, with quiet music and a relaxed atmosphere.
Family setting
The atmosphere is described as relaxed and family-friendly, with a brunch buffet that was popular with groups and children.
Parking
Reviews mention ample designated parking, making the tucked-away Al Quoz location easier to reach by car.
Custom cakes
A custom sweet-sixteen cake was praised for its stunning design and delicious taste, showing the bakery can handle celebration orders.
Personal service
Several reviews describe attentive, polite hospitality, including a chef who came to the table to check that everything was right.
Tips for a Better Visit
Follow directions. Use the map carefully: one visitor found the bakery hidden in Al Quoz and specifically advised following directions.
Try brunch. Check the weekend brunch before ordering a quick coffee; several visitors arrived for pastries and ended up choosing the buffet.
Check availability. If you need pastries or a cake for takeaway, call or order ahead rather than assuming items will be stocked on arrival.
Bring a laptop. For admin or focused coffee time, reviewers describe the space as bright, calm and quiet with gentle music.
Buy baguette. Ask about the baguette option: it can be bought freshly baked or taken home to bake in about 10 minutes.
Plan parking. Drivers should look for the designated parking, which one breakfast reviewer found ample.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al QuozAl - 12 27th St
Al Qouz Ind.third - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Chicken burger
The chicken burger was described as very large and good, making it a substantial brunch choice.
Chicken avocado sandwich
The chicken avocado sandwich was considered good, though one review found the bread too thick and the filling light.
BBQ beef pizza
The BBQ beef pizza was praised for its flavour and well-made crust.
Common Concerns
Limited stock
One customer drove 45 minutes for pastries and cakes but found they were available only by order.
Mixed freshness
A review found the croissant large but not very fresh, and another also flagged a croissant as less fresh than expected.
Weak matcha
The matcha was described as flavourless, gritty and unpalatable in one breakfast visit.
Thick sandwich
The chicken avocado sandwich had bread that was too thick, with less filling than expected.
Small selection
One visitor found the pastry range limited and wished there were more varieties of bread to buy.
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The Bottom Line
Bake N More Café & Factory is a French bakery and café in Al Quoz that works equally well for breakfast, a pastry stop or a relaxed weekend meal. The clearest draw in the reviews is the brunch buffet, with eggs, crepes, French toast, pancakes, brisket, ratatouille, salads and fruit. Pastries are central too, especially the almond croissant and French baguette.
The café has a calm, bright feel that suits coffee, conversation or laptop work. One visitor used it for admin with quiet music in the background, while others described a comfortable family setting during brunch. Drivers will also find designated parking, although the location is tucked away enough that following the map carefully is sensible.
There are a few practical cautions. Stock is not always available for walk-in takeaway: one customer drove 45 minutes for pastries and cakes and was told they were order-only. Croissant freshness was mixed in two reviews, and one breakfast visit found the matcha gritty and flavourless.
The chicken avocado sandwich was also criticised for thick bread and limited filling. For a celebration, reviewers praised a custom sweet-sixteen cake for both its design and taste. If you want bread to take home, ask about the baguette that can be baked in around 10 minutes.