Coterra Coffee Roasters

Coterra Coffee Roasters

Al Garhoud

Coterra Coffee Roasters is a specialty coffee roastery in Al Garhoud, with single-origin beans, varied brewing methods and an in-house roasting setup. Reviews point especially to the cappuccino, V60 and welcoming Arabic coffee greeting, while the cozy space also works for chatting or getting some work done.

Reputation Score
4.8
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471 ratings
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The Good Stuff

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Bean variety

Reviews mention more than 16 bean types, including single-origin options and light, medium and dark roasts.

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In-house roasting

The small in-house roastery lets visitors see the roasting operation and buy freshly roasted beans.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check parking. Look behind the shop for extra parking; one reviewer only discovered those spaces after being told about them.

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Try V60. If you enjoy lighter, distinctive coffee, consider a V60; it was repeatedly singled out, including a China iced version.

Plan the visit

Practical details

18 9th St
Umm Ramool, Dubai
Mon6:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Tue6:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Wed6:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thu6:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Fri6:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Sat6:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Sun6:00 AM – 9:00 PM
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Popular Mentions

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Cappuccino with Peru beans

A reviewer called this their best specialty coffee cup in Dubai.

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China iced V60

This iced V60 was praised for balanced coffee notes and careful preparation.

Common Concerns

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Parking pressure

Parking can be difficult, especially when the shop is busy, although reviewers mention additional spaces behind the shop.

Awkward seating

Some seating is arranged as two chairs facing a graffiti wall, which one reviewer found uncomfortable.

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The Bottom Line

Coterra Coffee Roasters is a specialty coffee stop in Al Garhoud for people who want more choice than a standard chain menu. You can order drinks such as V60, flat white, cappuccino or Spanish latte, compare single-origin beans, and buy roasted beans to take home. The in-house roastery is visible, and staff have been praised for explaining origins, roast levels and brewing methods.

The coffee is the clear draw. Reviews mention a cappuccino made with Peru beans, a China iced V60, an Ethiopian espresso and a Spanish latte where drinkers could identify apple and honey notes. Coffee often comes with a small cookie; the date pudding, nutella croissant and tiramisu with drip coffee are other recurring food highlights.

A complimentary Arabic coffee welcome is also mentioned by several visitors. The interior is described as cozy, calm and comfortable for small meetings or laptop work, though some seating feels awkward. Parking is a practical weak spot: it can be challenging, so look for the extra spaces behind the shop.

If you are collecting from the car, make sure the car number is recorded. For dine-in visits, check table availability first because one regular reported being moved for a reservation. Prices are repeatedly described as reasonable, with one customer reporting a 17dhs cappuccino.

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