Affordable drinks
Coffee is repeatedly described as well priced, with several reviews highlighting AED 11–15 drinks as unusually affordable for Dubai.
colo coffee
Al Quoz
Colo Coffee is a relaxed coffee shop in Al Quoz for reasonably priced drinks, breakfast and desserts. Reviews particularly point to the strawberry matcha, busy egg bun and a calm, comfortable setup for catching up or working.
Reputation Score
4.7
★★★★★
689 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Work friendly
The café suits laptop sessions and meetings, with ample charging plugs, strong Wi‑Fi and a quiet atmosphere.
Calm atmosphere
Customers describe the seating and décor as cosy, peaceful and comfortable, with music that does not overpower conversation or work.
Strawberry matcha
The strawberry matcha stands out for its creamy matcha base and homemade strawberry syrup, and is one of the café’s most talked-about drinks.
Breakfast buns
The busy egg bun is a recurring favourite, while the bacon version is praised for its crisp bacon and consistent egg scramble.
Desserts
Kinder pudding, banana pudding, lava cake and chocomisu receive especially positive comments from dessert-focused visits.
Coffee quality
Reviews mention fresh beans, a house blend and well-made Spanish latte, Americano, cappuccino and flat white.
Useful seating
Different seating arrangements, board games, chess and drawing markers make the café workable for both social visits and longer stays.
Tips for a Better Visit
Try matcha. Try the strawberry matcha first; if you prefer less sweetness, ask about adjusting it because one review found the matcha too sweet.
Order breakfast. For breakfast, consider the busy egg bun; the caramelised-onion version is specifically praised.
Bring laptop. The café works well for laptop sessions: reviews mention strong Wi‑Fi and ample plugs for charging.
Plan parking. If you are driving, allow extra time to find parking, as one customer found it problematic.
Try mini drinks. Ask whether a mini drink is available if you want to sample a flavour or keep the order small.
Stay late. For an evening catch-up or work session, note that one review says the café closes after midnight.
Plan the visit
Practical details
567X+372
Al Qouz Third - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 6:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Tue | 6:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Wed | 6:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Thu | 6:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Fri | 6:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Sat | 6:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Sun | 6:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
Common Concerns
Inconsistent drinks
The chocolate flakes drink was described as watered down even after a remake, while one hot chocolate was returned with the same watery taste.
Parking difficulty
Parking can be difficult, which is worth bearing in mind when visiting by car.
Uneven service
Some visits involved asking for the menu or dealing with staff who seemed uninterested or unsure about the menu.
Sweet matcha
One customer found the matcha too sweet and lacking the bitterness and umami they expected.
Heavy menu
A customer suggested adding fresh fruit, fruit mixes or unsweetened juices for lighter alternatives to the café’s chocolate and cake options.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
12AED
hazelnut latter
“I got the hazelnut latter which is for 12AED and it’s worth it”Google review · May 2026
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The Bottom Line
Colo Coffee is a casual Al Quoz café where you can settle in for coffee, breakfast, dessert or a work session. The drinks are the main draw: reviews repeatedly praise the Spanish latte, flat white and especially the strawberry matcha. For food, the busy egg bun, bacon bun and cheese croissants are useful starting points, while Kinder pudding and banana pudding are popular sweet choices.
The café’s appeal is its combination of reasonable pricing and a calm, homey setting. Customers mention comfortable themed seating, strong Wi‑Fi, plenty of laptop charging points, board games and music that stays in the background. It works for meeting friends, working, or picking up a coffee to go, and one review notes that it stays open past midnight.
There are a few things to manage. Parking can be problematic, and service has been uneven: some guests found staff attentive, while others had to ask for the menu or encountered employees who seemed unsure about it. Matcha feedback is mostly enthusiastic, but one visitor found it too sweet.
Chocolate-based drinks have also produced inconsistent results, including a watery chocolate flakes drink and a disappointing hot chocolate visit. Prices reported by customers include AED 11 for a cappuccino and AED 12 for a hazelnut latte.