Kinder crepe
The Kinder crepe is praised as richly chocolatey, generous and satisfying, with strong presentation for delivery orders.
Al Barsha
Freez AlBarsha is a chocolate cafe in Al Barsha focused on loaded desserts and drinks. Reviews especially point to its Kinder crepe and red velvet cake, with generous chocolate, family-friendly portions and delivery available, although experiences with preparation and waiting times can vary.
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The Kinder crepe is praised as richly chocolatey, generous and satisfying, with strong presentation for delivery orders.
Happiness cake and red velvet cake both received strong feedback, with one customer saying the happiness cake has stayed consistent for years.
One review says a single order is more than enough for two people, useful when sharing desserts.
Several customers describe the staff as polite and attentive, including one review praising recommendations delivered with a warm smile.
A review describes the surrounding locality as quiet and says there are ample parking options.
Customers return for the crepes, pancakes and waffles, with brownie crepe and red velvet varieties specifically recommended.
Check stock. Ask what is available before choosing, since one regular customer repeatedly found desired items out of stock.
Allow time. Build in extra time for orders; a customer waited 30 minutes even though everything else was good.
Consider pickup. If timing matters, consider collecting the order rather than relying on delivery; one review reported an 85-minute delivery.
Plan outdoors. Expect limited seating and plan for an outdoor visit or takeaway, as reviews say there is no indoor setting area.
Share orders. Desserts can be substantial for sharing: one customer said a single order was more than enough for two people.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 12:00 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 12:00 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 12:00 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 12:00 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
Lotus Crepe received a direct recommendation after a customer tried it with the Positive dessert.
The pistachio lava cake was described as soft and tasty with ice cream, although the reviewer did not find lava in the centre.
Orders have taken 30 minutes or longer, with one delivery review reporting an 85-minute wait for a crepe and waffle stick.
One customer reported finding hair in their food and described it as unhygienic and unacceptable.
Reviews repeatedly note that there is no indoor seating area, so this is not a conventional sit-down cafe.
A returning customer said items were reported out of stock every time they visited.
Some orders were described as undercooked or burned, including a crepe that tasted of egg and another that arrived raw.
The Bottom Line
Freez AlBarsha is a dessert-focused chocolate cafe in Al Barsha, built around crepes, waffles, pancakes and shakes. The Kinder crepe is a clear crowd favourite: one delivery customer described it as generously filled with chocolate, fully loaded and well presented. Happiness cake and red velvet cake also have loyal fans, while brownie crepe and Lotus Crepe appear among the other named picks.
Portions can suit sharing. One review says an order is more than enough for two people, and another reports an average of 35dhs per person. Customers also mention polite, attentive service and staff recommendations, though the service record is not completely consistent.
This is a small, mainly takeaway-style setup rather than a full indoor cafe; several reviews specifically mention the lack of indoor seating. The locality has been described as quiet, with ample parking. Allow extra time, especially for delivery or busy preparation periods.
Reported waits range from 30 minutes to 85 minutes, and one customer said items were repeatedly out of stock. Food quality has also varied: alongside praise for delicious crepes, reviews describe an undercooked, egg-tasting crepe, a burned Kinder crepe and a cake that was hard with an unpleasant smell. Checking availability and inspecting the order promptly makes sense.