Quiet setting
A reliable choice for working, client meetings or a quiet breakfast, with clean interiors and bathrooms.
Umm Suqeim
Cafe Two Point Oh in Umm Suqeim is a calm, modern cafe for specialty coffee, breakfast and focused work. Reviews particularly highlight the Avo Toast and Bahraini breakfast, alongside a comfortable indoor space and seasonal outdoor seating.
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A reliable choice for working, client meetings or a quiet breakfast, with clean interiors and bathrooms.
The V60 and signature coffee receive strong praise, with baristas described as knowledgeable about brewing and flavour notes.
The Bahraini breakfast is praised for its seasoning, while the egg sandwich and poached eggs also stand out in breakfast reviews.
There is outdoor seating for sunny winter visits, while the indoor area is described as green, cozy and comfortable.
A reviewer found the cafe spacious and private enough for a 45-person birthday brunch, with helpful planning and service.
Visit early. For the quietest experience, try arriving around 11am; one reviewer found the cafe very quiet then.
Use winter seating. Choose the outdoor tables in winter if you want sunshine; a reviewer specifically noted that this works only in the cooler season.
Allow parking time. Plan for paid street parking outside, but allow extra time because another reviewer found the parking tight.
Check coffee temperature. If your coffee arrives too cool or tastes off, mention it to staff; reviews include both temperature and strength concerns.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
A frequently mentioned breakfast choice, praised with poached eggs in one review but criticised by another guest for an unusual taste.
The churros are described as crisp outside and soft inside, and several reviews recommend them with coffee or as dessert.
One guest found the avocado toast had a strange taste, while another disliked the lobster rolls and another found the fries off.
Although many reviews praise the coffee, some guests found it watery or said it arrived cooler than expected.
Some customers consider the cafe expensive, including a review questioning whether a 60 AED Rwanda V60 represents good value.
Parking can be difficult when the cafe is busy, despite paid street parking being available outside.
A reviewer found ordering from a mobile device inconvenient and would prefer a physical menu in the cafe.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Rwanda V60
“The Coffee was ok but Rwanda V60 for 60AED ?? Not sure if it’s worth it”Google review · February 2022
a macchiato and a flat white
“Definitely at the top end of pricing (a macchiato and a flat white cost AED 48), which is a little on the excessive side, relative to quality and other similar cafes”Google review · February 2022
The Bottom Line
Cafe Two Point Oh in Umm Suqeim suits people who want breakfast, specialty coffee or a quiet place to work. The menu has enough range for repeat visits, but the clearest starting points are the Avo Toast, Bahraini breakfast, egg sandwich and signature coffee. The V60 also gets thoughtful praise from coffee-focused visitors.
The atmosphere is a consistent strength. Reviews describe a modern, clean and cozy interior with soothing music, green touches and enough calm for focused work or client meetings. Outdoor seating adds a sunny option in winter.
The cafe has also handled private celebrations: one reviewer hosted a 45-person brunch and praised the spacious setting and helpful planning. Quality is not completely uniform. Several guests found the coffee excellent, but others described it as watery, cooler than expected or not worth the price.
Food feedback is similarly mixed, including a strange-tasting avocado toast, overly oily egg sandwich and disappointing lobster rolls. A customer was also unhappy after being charged for the barely touched toast. Paid street parking is available outside, though parking can be tight.
Arriving around 11am may offer a quieter visit, and a physical menu would be easier for some diners than ordering on a mobile device.