BEY ROCK SHISHA & CAFE

BEY ROCK SHISHA & CAFE

Port Saeed

Bey Rock Shisha & Cafe is a Port Saeed café for relaxed coffee, desserts and shisha, with indoor and outdoor seating. Reviews highlight its oversized manakeesh, including a 101cm version, as well as late-night working and hangout sessions with free Wi-Fi.

Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
760 ratings
5★
69%
4★
16%
3★
9%
2★
2%
1★
4%

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The Good Stuff

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Shisha quality

Reviews describe the shisha as superb, with Double Apple Mint singled out as a favourite.

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Giant manakeesh

The 101cm manakeesh comes with five flavour options, including zaatar, Lahmein, Akkawi cheese, labneh and muhammara.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Ask about manakeesh. Ask whether the 101cm manakeesh is available; a dated review reported the multi-topping version at Dh 69.

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Try kunafeh. The cheese kunafeh stood out to one reviewer for its crunchy crust and cheesy filling.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Al Aman House Building, Ground Floor - opposite Centurion Start Building
Port Saeed - Deira, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Cheese Kunafeh

A reviewer praised this dessert for its cheesy filling, crisp crust and balanced sweetness.

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Moroccan tea

Moroccan tea received the strongest individual dish rating in one detailed review.

Common Concerns

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Smoking smell

Cigarette smoke can linger around the smoking area, which may bother non-smokers.

Food consistency

One reviewer enjoyed the atmosphere and prices but felt the food still needed considerable improvement.

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The Bottom Line

Bey Rock Shisha & Cafe is a relaxed Port Saeed café where people come for shisha, coffee, desserts and Levantine-style food. The reviews make it particularly appealing for an unhurried meet-up, a late coffee, or a work session: one visitor describes a spacious café with fast free Wi-Fi, outdoor seating and closing at 3 am. The food has a few memorable signatures.

The 101cm manakeesh is built around multiple toppings, while the cheese kunafeh earned praise for its crisp crust and cheesy filling. Moroccan tea, blueberry cheesecake, flat white coffee and Double Apple Mint shisha also appear in specific recommendations. Older reviews mention Lebanese shawarma, hummus with meat and biryani, so the menu is broader than snacks and drinks, although food quality is not judged consistently.

Service is a clear bright spot in the more recent reviews, with repeated mentions of warm, attentive hospitality and a welcoming atmosphere. Prices are commonly described as affordable, and one 2021 review records Dh 69 for the long manakeesh. There are indoor and outdoor areas, plus a smoking area.

Non-smokers should note that one visitor found cigarette smell lingering around it, and an older review criticised inattentive service, so expectations may vary by visit.

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