Marina views
The cafe overlooks the Marsa Al Arab marina, with close-up Burj Al Arab and yacht views from waterside seating.
Umm Suqeim
Feels Marsa Al Arab is a juice bar and kitchen in Umm Suqeim, serving health-focused food, coffee and cold drinks beside the marina. Reviews highlight the waterfront setting, the location-exclusive Marsa Al Arab Smoothie and relaxed indoor-outdoor seating for coffee, brunch or a post-walk refuel.
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The cafe overlooks the Marsa Al Arab marina, with close-up Burj Al Arab and yacht views from waterside seating.
The menu suits lighter eating, with fresh salads, bowls, smoothies and healthy cold drinks; calories are clearly indicated on options.
Coffee is a strong part of the offering, with the maple sea salt latte singled out as an especially memorable order.
There are indoor and outdoor tables, and one review found the outdoor area comfortable even during summer weather.
Several visits mention prompt service, including orders prepared quickly and food served promptly.
Reviews specifically praise the fresh orange juice, young coconut, tuna fillet, salmon salad and white egg omelette.
Parking is available around the cafe, including RTA parking and paid hourly parking close by.
Check opening. If visiting for an early breakfast, confirm service is ready first; one 7:10am visit was disrupted by a morning meeting.
Try signature. Ask for the Marsa Al Arab Smoothie, a refreshing drink described as exclusive to this location.
Balance sweetness. If you prefer less-sweet flavours, ask about the açaí bowl and mango lavender iced tea before ordering.
Choose parking. Plan for RTA parking or nearby paid hourly parking, both mentioned as available around the cafe.
Watch outdoors. For outdoor seating, check conditions first: one reviewer reported visible mosquitoes and left before finishing.
Expect less cake. If you are visiting mainly for dessert, note that reviews mention limited cake variety and a smaller-than-expected ice-cream portion.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
A hydrating summer drink that another reviewer rated positively.
A refreshing, naturally sweet pineapple drink.
A frozen yogurt dessert enjoyed during an evening visit.
A smoothie recommended by staff and enjoyed by the reviewer.
One outdoor visit was badly affected by visible mosquitoes, with the reviewer reporting four bites and leaving early.
At around 7:10am, a reviewer waited through a staff meeting for 10 minutes without being acknowledged and left.
The large açaí bowl and mango lavender iced tea were both considered overly sweet by one reviewer.
The salmon salad was generously portioned, but the salmon itself was described as slightly dry.
Dessert choice may feel narrow: one review wanted more variety, while another found the ice-cream portion smaller than expected.
The Bottom Line
Feels Marsa Al Arab is a health-focused juice bar and kitchen in Umm Suqeim, with coffee, cold drinks, bowls, salads, sandwiches and breakfast-style dishes. The main draw is the setting: indoor and outdoor tables look across the Marsa Al Arab marina, with Burj Al Arab and yacht views that make a coffee or brunch feel like a waterfront outing rather than a quick cafe stop. The menu has several well-liked standouts.
Reviewers praise the maple sea salt latte, fresh young coconut, white egg omelette, grilled cheese and salmon salad. The location-exclusive Marsa Al Arab Smoothie is another useful order to know about, while the frozen cloud yogurt and hot chocolate appeal if you want something sweeter. Service is usually described as friendly, attentive and quick, and parking is available through RTA spaces or nearby paid hourly parking.
There are practical caveats. An early-morning visitor found the team unavailable during a 7:10am meeting, and one outdoor visit was spoiled by mosquitoes. The large açaí bowl and mango lavender iced tea may also taste too sweet for some, while dessert variety is limited.
Come for the marina views and lighter menu, but ask about sweetness and outdoor conditions if either matters to you.