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Shisha is the main draw, with several reviewers calling it especially good and reasonably priced.
Fayroze Cafe - resto & caffe
Jumeirah Village Circle
Fayroze Cafe is a shisha-led coffee shop in Jumeirah Village Circle, serving drinks, sweets, coffee and some food. Reviews point to it as a relaxed place for shisha, Moroccan tea or a quiet coffee, with a cosy two-floor interior.
Reputation Score
4.7
★★★★★
245 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Coffee
Coffee receives specific praise for being rich and smooth, rather than simply being part of the menu.
Cosy interior
The two-floor setting has cosy seating, charming decor and antique furniture, making it suited to lingering.
Friendly service
Reviews repeatedly describe the team as welcoming, attentive and professional.
Food
Food reviews include a well-liked iftar with meat and vine leaves, as well as positive breakfast and dinner visits.
Work-friendly
One regular uses a corner for laptop work and reports good Wi-Fi, alongside fast service.
Cleanliness
Cleanliness and lighting are mentioned as contributing to a comfortable setting for relaxing or meeting friends.
Tips for a Better Visit
Plan parking. Allow extra time for parking, as nearby construction has made access difficult.
Check flavours. If you want a particular shisha flavour, ask what is available first; one reviewer specifically requested Russian flavours.
Short visits. If smoke or food smells bother you, consider a shorter visit; one review found the interior lacked fresh air.
Bring laptop. A corner, good Wi-Fi and fast service make it workable for laptop time, according to one regular.
Check the bill. Keep payment proof and confirm the running total, since one customer was asked to repay part of an order.
Plan the visit
Practical details
O2 Tower - Bijada Blvd S
Al Barsha South Fourth - Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Moroccan tea
Moroccan tea is highlighted as a good pairing with shisha in this calm setting.
Turkish tea
Turkish tea is recommended by a customer who also uses the cafe for laptop work.
Spanish iced coffee
The Spanish iced coffee is one of the specifically named drinks praised for its reasonable-price pairing with shisha.
Signature coffee
The signature coffee is described as rich and flavorful, with the beans’ natural notes highlighted.
Croissants
Croissants are singled out among the pastries for their flaky outside and soft inside.
Common Concerns
Parking
Parking can be difficult while the surrounding area is still under construction.
Air quality
A review says the interior lacks fresh air, with food and shisha smells noticeable during a visit.
Service language
One customer needed a translator because the waiter could not speak English.
Minimum spend
One review alleges customers were pressured to spend at least 50 AED and felt watched when ordering less.
Inconsistent shisha
Although most shisha reviews are positive, one customer reported burned flavour and limited soft-drink choices.
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The Bottom Line
Fayroze Cafe is a shisha-led coffee shop in Jumeirah Village Circle, with a two-floor setting for smoking, drinking coffee or tea, eating light food and spending time with friends. Shisha is the clearest reason to consider it: many reviews describe it as smooth, good or unusually well priced, while one dissenting review reported a burned taste, so flavour consistency may vary. The drinks have their own following.
Customers mention rich signature coffee, Moroccan tea, Turkish tea and a Spanish iced coffee, while food feedback ranges from breakfast and dinner to an especially enthusiastic iftar featuring meat and vine leaves. The interior is repeatedly described as calm, cosy and decorated with antique furniture; one visitor also used a corner for laptop work and found the Wi-Fi good. There are practical trade-offs.
Parking can be challenging because the surrounding area is still under construction, and one review found noticeable food and shisha smells indoors. Service is often praised, but a customer reported needing a translator with one waiter, while another alleged pressure to spend 50 AED or more. Keep payment proof and confirm the bill before leaving.
A quieter visit may suit anyone looking to work or unwind rather than rush.
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