Jacket potatoes
The jacket potatoes are a repeat favourite, with one reviewer calling them delicious and another highly recommending them.
Jumeirah Lake Towers
Baker Street Cafe is a small, cosy cafe in Jumeirah Lake Towers, known for freshly prepared light meals and coffee. Reviews point especially to the jacket potatoes and a comfortable setting for breakfast, lunch or laptop work.
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The jacket potatoes are a repeat favourite, with one reviewer calling them delicious and another highly recommending them.
The warm, calm atmosphere is a major part of the appeal, whether you are stopping for coffee or settling in for a meal.
Several reviews describe it as a workable place for remote work, including one visitor who used a laptop there.
Breakfast dishes such as the vegetable omelet and egg-and-cheese sandwich were reported as delicious and freshly made.
Service is often described as fast, with one review noting that food arrived at a pleasantly quick speed.
A reviewer specifically noticed the coffee art from the baristas, alongside repeated praise for the coffee.
Portions are described as generous, which helps balance the cafe's small footprint.
The cafe has outdoor seating, including tables that one review says are well maintained.
Request adaptations. If you have dietary requirements, ask when ordering; a reviewer says the cafe caters to special requests.
Avoid busy spells. Consider visiting outside busy periods because limited staffing has caused longer waits for at least one customer.
Bring your laptop. For a work-friendly coffee stop, bring your laptop; reviews specifically mention being able to work from the cafe.
Check bathroom needs. If a clean private bathroom matters, plan ahead because one reviewer reported having to use an unclean public toilet.
Try parking. If you are driving, check the spaces in front of the cafe; one family-lunch review found enough parking there.
Choose coffee carefully. The pistachio latte was not a hit for one reviewer, so ask staff for a recommendation if you are trying a new coffee.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
One repeat visitor singled out the acai bowls while praising the freshly prepared food.
This is one of a regular customer's usual orders, alongside the jacket potatoes.
An older family-lunch review praised this sandwich for its fresh bread and generous filling.
The red velvet cake was specifically mentioned with the cafe's coffee and quick service.
Seating is limited: one review says there are hardly five tables inside.
A limited-staff period led to a longer wait, so service may not always be as quick as other reviews suggest.
One customer found the hot chocolate diluted and the eggs on toast lacked seasoning or sauces.
Although many reviewers found staff welcoming, two reviews describe disrespectful interactions with customers.
The bathroom is not inside the cafe according to one review, which described the public toilet as gross and unclean.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
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“I don't know why people don't focus on welcoming smile,greetings before food and taste? Work on it please If I pay 35 AED for a coffee without smile 🤷🏻♀️”Google review · May 2025
The Bottom Line
Baker Street Cafe is a compact, cosy cafe in Jumeirah Lake Towers that suits breakfast, a light lunch or a coffee break. The menu has plenty of review-backed comfort food: jacket potatoes, vegetable omelet, salmon-and-avocado toast and sandwiches. Several customers also use the cafe as a quiet place to work from a laptop.
The strongest pattern is freshness and generous portions. Reviews mention freshly made omelet sandwiches, good bread, tasty salads and quick service, while the coffee receives steady praise, including a note about skilful coffee art. The atmosphere is calm and warm, with outdoor tables as well as indoor seating.
It is genuinely small, though: one reviewer counted hardly five tables inside. That can matter at busy times, and another customer experienced a longer wait when staffing was limited. Service is generally described as friendly and efficient, but a few reviews report abrupt or disrespectful staff interactions.
The public bathroom is another practical drawback, with one reviewer calling it unclean. If you have dietary requirements, ask when ordering, as a reviewer says requests can be accommodated. Drivers may find parking in front, and laptop users have a clear reason to linger.
Pricing is not fully documented, but one review mentions paying 35 AED for a coffee and another describes prices as slightly above average.