Friendly service
Reviewers repeatedly describe the team as welcoming, smiling and attentive, with some regulars recognised by name.
Costa Coffee - Dubai Internet City - Building 3
Al Sufouh
Costa Coffee in Al Sufouh is a counter-service coffee shop for hot drinks, iced coolers, sweet snacks and sandwiches. Reviews make it especially appealing for a quick cappuccino, a Spanish Latte or a small, strong Magic coffee, with seating, natural light and wireless chargers adding practical touches.
Reputation Score
4.2
★★★★☆
247 ratings
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The Good Stuff
Coffee quality
The cappuccino was described as foamy and rich, while another reviewer singled out the small, strong Magic coffee.
Useful seating
The renovated interior includes wireless chargers at tables, making it convenient for a coffee break or informal meeting.
Natural light
Large patterned windows create bright seating areas and a view that several reviewers found appealing.
Rewards scheme
A reviewer says the rewards system has led to free coffees, a useful perk for regular visitors.
Food choice
Although another review found the range limited, customers have mentioned snacks, salads, pastries and sandwiches for a quick lunch.
Open internet
The shop has been used for conversations and work, with one reviewer reporting an open, strong internet connection.
Tips for a Better Visit
Ask small. When ordering coffee or salad, ask specifically for the small size; one reviewer said it was not offered by default.
Try cold. For delivery, a reviewer recommends receiving the Turkey Cranberry sandwich cold and warming it yourself on a pan or flattop.
Go early. An early weekday visit was served at 6:45 AM, which may suit office workers looking for a morning coffee.
Choose windows. For a brighter, cosier seat, look for the tables near the large windows, though the sunny spots may be warmer.
Check rewards. If you visit regularly, ask about the rewards system; one customer says it has produced free coffees.
Plan the visit
Practical details
DIC Building @3
Al Sufouh - Al Sufouh 2, Dubai
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | Closed |
Popular Mentions
Spanish Latte
A reviewer particularly enjoyed the Spanish Latte as one of the branch’s coffee choices.
lemon mini muffins
The lemon mini muffins were mentioned alongside the Spanish Latte as a favourite.
Turkey Cranberry sandwich
The Turkey Cranberry sandwich received a seasonal recommendation, including advice for delivery preparation.
vanilla capucinno
One reviewer named the vanilla capucinno as their favourite coffee order.
Common Concerns
Limited food
One reviewer felt the food range had narrowed over the years, so lunch choices may be less extensive than expected.
Food-court noise
Because the branch sits beside a food court, it can become noisy rather than consistently peaceful.
Order errors
A customer reported receiving the wrong order, suggesting it is worth checking the order before leaving.
Costly sandwiches
A reviewer considered the sandwiches too expensive for planning breakfast or lunch there regularly.
Cold seating
The air conditioning has made the otherwise cosy seating area feel uncomfortably cold for at least one visitor.
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The Bottom Line
Costa Coffee in Al Sufouh’s Dubai Internet City is a practical stop for a morning or afternoon drink, a quick bite, or an informal meeting. Reviewers mention the foamy cappuccino, Spanish Latte and small, strong Magic coffee, while the food counter covers sandwiches, salads, pastries and sweet snacks. The setting is more comfortable than a basic grab-and-go counter.
Large patterned windows bring in natural light, and tables with wireless chargers are useful if you are working or waiting. The open internet has also been praised. It sits beside a food court, though, so the atmosphere can shift from cosy and relaxing to noticeably noisy.
Food is convenient rather than extensive. One review says the options have dwindled, and another considers the sandwiches costly, so regular breakfast or lunch visits may add up. The Turkey Cranberry sandwich gets a seasonal recommendation, with delivery customers advised to receive it cold and warm it themselves.
Service is usually described as quick, friendly and welcoming, but one customer received the wrong order. Check your drink and food before leaving, and ask for a small coffee or salad if that is what you want—the smaller size may not be offered by default. Regulars should also ask about the rewards system.