Quiet workspace
A calm café with strong Wi-Fi, sockets and comfortable chairs for working or studying for longer stretches.
Al Wasl
Caffeine Coffee Roaster is a coffee shop in Al Wasl, described as an international franchise from Turkey with branches in Lebanon and Dubai. It serves specialty coffee alongside homemade desserts and bites, with reviews highlighting the San Sebastian cheesecake and a calm setting suited to working or unwinding.
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A calm café with strong Wi-Fi, sockets and comfortable chairs for working or studying for longer stretches.
Coffee drinkers can explore a wide range, including cold V60 and a Costarica-Peru V60 mix mentioned positively by reviewers.
Breakfast is available throughout the day, and reviewers mention fresh ingredients, generous portions and reasonable food pricing.
Named favourites include creamy Basque cheesecake, San Sebastian cake, homemade-tasting Karpatka and the chocolate-cookie-and-brownie brookie.
The café is repeatedly described as cozy, peaceful and aesthetically pleasing, with indoor and outdoor seating and attractive views.
Fresh juices and smoothies get strong mentions, including mango juice, a sweet lavender smoothie and the Free Monkey blend.
Work off-peak. For studying or laptop work, try a quieter period; reviewers describe peaceful weekdays and plentiful sockets.
Check seating. If cigarette smoke bothers you, confirm your table is well away from the smoking section before ordering.
Try dessert. Pair coffee with the brookie, a two-in-one chocolate cookie and brownie, or choose the creamy Basque cheesecake.
Explore V60. Coffee enthusiasts can ask about the cold V60 or the Costarica-and-Peru blend, both specifically praised in reviews.
Check policy. Smoking arrangements may have changed, so confirm the current outdoor-smoking policy before making this your regular café.
Review menu. Check the menu carefully before ordering: one reviewer found some dishes lacked photos and the food section poorly organised.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
This bowl was described as refreshing, with fresh fruit, granola and a peanut-butter finish.
A reviewer found the Ice Spanish Latte smooth and rich, making it a natural pairing with the acai bowl.
The strawberry matcha earns a strong recommendation from one recent reviewer, though matcha feedback is not entirely consistent.
Smoke from the smoking section reportedly drifts into non-smoking seating through the connecting door, making meals uncomfortable for non-smokers.
One reviewer waited around 10 minutes to be noticed and have an order taken, even when the café appeared nearly empty.
Some customers found dogs inside the café uncomfortable and unhygienic while people were eating and drinking.
A repeat visitor found the food limited and unappealing, while another reviewer strongly disliked a takeaway matcha.
One customer reported finding a hair on their food; the order was remade, but they could not continue eating.
The Bottom Line
Caffeine Coffee Roaster is a specialty coffee shop in Al Wasl with a calm, cozy feel that suits a coffee break, casual breakfast or a few hours of work. Reviews specifically mention the San Sebastian cake, Peanut Butter Acai Bowl, Ice Spanish Latte and the two-in-one brookie, so there is more to explore than espresso alone. The atmosphere is one of its clearest strengths.
Customers describe peaceful weekdays, attractive views, strong Wi-Fi, sockets and comfortable chairs. Breakfast runs all day, with some reviewers finding the portions generous and the food pricing reasonable. Smoothies and fresh juices are also popular, while the coffee selection includes V60 preparations and a Costarica-Peru blend.
There are a few important caveats. Smoke can reportedly drift from the smoking area into non-smoking seating, and the current smoking policy may differ from older reviews. One customer also reported dogs inside, a hair on their food and a roughly 10-minute wait for service.
Food and matcha feedback is mixed, so checking the menu and asking about seating before ordering is sensible. A smoothie was reported at about 38 AED, while another reviewer found coffee comparatively pricey but worthwhile.