Coffee quality
The V60 made with Colombian beans was excellent, while other reviews praise the smooth, rich coffee.
Al Khawaneej
Farmers Coffee is a small organic specialty coffee and snacks cafe in Al Khawaneej. Customers come for carefully made coffee, including a Colombian-bean V60, as well as matcha drinks and lighter organic treats such as the chocolate macarons.
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The V60 made with Colombian beans was excellent, while other reviews praise the smooth, rich coffee.
The matcha latte is a long-standing favourite, and the Tropical Matcha is described as refreshing.
Reviews highlight fresh organic ingredients across drinks, sandwiches, snacks and desserts.
Chocolate macarons, ganache pieces, cookies and peanut butter chocolate balls are repeatedly mentioned as good coffee companions.
Several reviews describe the staff as attentive, courteous, welcoming and quick with orders.
Customers appreciate being able to choose a cup size rather than receiving one standard coffee or matcha size.
Order ahead. Order before arriving, especially during busy periods; one review specifically mentions a crowded lane.
Plan parking. Allow extra time to find a space; reviewers mention curbside parking and difficulty waiting outside.
Check matcha. If matcha is your main reason for visiting, confirm the drink is freshly prepared and balanced before leaving.
Repeat allergies. For allergy-related requests, repeat the instruction when ordering and check the sandwich before eating.
Choose large. A reviewer strongly prefers the iced Honey Caramel Latte in a large size.
Expect takeaway. The compact cafe sees many pickup and takeaway orders, so do not assume there will be ample seating.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
The Freddo Espresso is singled out as a standout cold coffee and a drink worth trying.
This is a long-standing favourite, ordered both iced and hot by returning customers.
The chia pudding is praised for its rose flavour and is described as a favourite.
Several reviews report matcha tasting too light, sour or unbalanced on different visits.
One allergy-related sandwich request was missed, and another matcha order arrived first as coffee and then without paid coconut milk.
A customer reported a 20-minute wait followed by an incorrect drink and a missing add-on.
Parking can be difficult, with one review describing the need to wait outside and another mentioning curbside parking.
The shop is small and is used largely for online pickup and takeaway rather than spacious sit-down visits.
The Bottom Line
Farmers Coffee is a compact organic specialty cafe in Al Khawaneej with a strong following for both coffee and matcha. You can order a Colombian-bean V60, the long-running Organic Honey Caramel Latte, or an iced matcha latte, then pair it with chocolate macarons or another organic sweet treat. The menu also includes sandwiches and lighter snacks for a post-exercise stop or quick takeaway.
Coffee quality is the most dependable theme in the reviews: the V60 was called excellent, while the flat white with oat milk and long black were described as smooth and well balanced. Service is often warm and attentive, although not every visit is seamless. One customer waited about 20 minutes, received coffee instead of matcha, and then got the replacement without the coconut milk they had paid for.
Matcha deserves a little caution. Regular and Tropical Matcha have many fans, but other visits produced sour, weak or unbalanced drinks. If you have an allergy, recheck the order, as a no-cheese sandwich request was missed.
The shop is small, parking can be awkward, and the lane gets crowded, so ordering ahead and planning for pickup may save time.