Work-friendly
A quiet indoor setting, comfortable seating and reliable Wi-Fi make it a practical place to work or hold an informal meeting.
Al Furjan
Costa Coffee Al Furjan is a counter-service coffee shop for hot drinks, iced coolers, sweet snacks and sandwiches. Reviews make it especially appealing for a quiet coffee break, laptop work or an informal meeting, with indoor seating and Wi-Fi.
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A quiet indoor setting, comfortable seating and reliable Wi-Fi make it a practical place to work or hold an informal meeting.
Reviewers describe the outlet as a small, cozy café with a peaceful, low-commotion atmosphere.
Several reviews praise courteous, professional service, including staff who create a welcoming atmosphere for returning customers.
The Pavilion outlet works well for a quick coffee with friends or a casual meeting in Al Furjan.
Customers mention the signature Cappuccino, Hot Mocca coffee and seasonal saffron Spanish latte by name.
One review reports the branch staying open until 10 PM, useful for an evening coffee or late work session.
Avoid rush. If you want a seat or faster service, avoid office hours, when the branch can become crowded with people working there.
Check machine. For an early visit, confirm that the hot-coffee machine is ready; one 7 AM visit offered only cold coffee.
Check order. Check the drink and food before leaving, as one customer ordered an almond croissant but received a stale cheese croissant.
Plan Wi-Fi. For laptop work, ask about the internet access limit first because one review mentions one-hour vouchers.
Expect indoors. The seating is indoors, so do not expect an outdoor winter-weather area at this outlet.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Coffee quality is uneven: some reviewers found it excellent, while others described it as burnt, stale, tasteless or below average.
Multiple reviews report rude or unprofessional interactions with staff, including complaints about how riders were treated.
Service can drag even when the café is quiet; one reviewer waited 10 minutes for a latte with only two customers present.
At one visit, the hot-coffee machine was not ready at the advertised 7 AM opening, leaving only cold coffee available.
The internet has reportedly used one-hour vouchers, which can be awkward for longer work sessions or company-server access.
The Bottom Line
Costa Coffee Al Furjan, in the Pavilion shopping centre, is a compact coffee shop where people come for a cappuccino, croissants, sandwiches or a cooler, then stay to work or meet. The strongest practical draw is the setting: reviewers describe it as cozy, quiet and comfortable, with Wi-Fi that works well and enough calm for freelancers, laptop users and informal meetings. The coffee record is mixed.
A reviewer praised the signature Cappuccino alongside freshly baked croissants, while others specifically enjoyed the Hot Mocca coffee and saffron Spanish latte. At the same time, several customers reported burnt, stale or tasteless coffee, including one disappointing cappuccino, so consistency may matter more here than the Costa name suggests. Service also varies sharply.
Many customers describe polite, professional staff, but others report rude interactions, inattentive order-taking and a 10-minute latte wait despite only two customers being present. Early risers should check whether the hot-coffee machine is ready, as one visit found only cold coffee available at the stated opening time. Office hours can be busy, and Wi-Fi access has reportedly used one-hour vouchers.
One review says the outlet stays open until 10 PM, making it useful for an evening coffee or work session.