Breakfast
The avocado eggs Benedict and English breakfast are two repeatedly praised breakfast choices.
French Bakery Dubai Health Care City
Dubai Healthcare City
French Bakery Dubai Health Care City is a French-style bakery-café in Dubai Healthcare City, serving coffee, pastries and meals. Reviews make it especially useful for breakfast, with the avocado eggs Benedict and English breakfast often singled out, as well as a quiet coffee-and-work stop.
Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
811 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Coffee
Several customers enjoyed the coffee, including cappuccinos and freshly made specialty drinks.
Quiet Setting
The calm atmosphere, seating and small outdoor area suit working, reading or an unhurried break.
Bakery Treats
Croissants, cakes and pastries receive strong feedback, with the chocolate croissant and fresh croissants notable examples.
Outdoor Seating
The outdoor seating is repeatedly described as a pleasant winter option and a change from the indoor café.
Event Catering
Office catering orders have been described as smooth, early and well organised.
Tips for a Better Visit
Try Breakfast. For a first visit, consider the avocado eggs Benedict or English breakfast; both are specifically praised in breakfast reviews.
Visit Off-Peak. Come outside busy periods if you want quicker service; one review says the café struggled when very busy.
Choose Dine-In. Dine in for the atmosphere and food, but be cautious with delivery after a report of soggy fries and a damp sandwich.
Check Closing. If arriving late, confirm the last order first: a customer was offered takeaway only at 10:19pm despite an 11pm website closing time.
Use Outdoors. The outdoor area is especially appealing in winter and gives you an alternative to the café interior.
Budget Extra. Allow for add-on charges: one diner was charged separately for butter served with bread.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Razzi Building 59, Opposite Sulaiman Al-Habib hospital Dubai
Umm Hurair Second - Dubai Healthcare City, Dubai
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
Popular Mentions
Chicken and mushroom sandwich
This sandwich was called one of the best chicken sandwiches the reviewer had enjoyed in a long time.
Sebastian Cheese Cake
One customer named this cheesecake as a favourite alongside the chicken truffle pizza and English breakfast.
Salmon Quiche
The salmon version is specifically praised alongside the chicken and mushroom quiche.
Common Concerns
Uneven Service
One visit involved dirty outdoor tables, delayed ordering and customers having to chase staff for payment.
High Pricing
Some customers consider the food expensive, with one reporting that prices rose while portions became smaller.
Delivery Quality
A home delivery arrived with a wet sandwich, soggy fries and a dry quiche.
Early Close
A late-evening diner was offered takeaway only before the advertised closing time.
Sweet Drinks
One customer found the frappuccinos excessively sweet and disliked the takeaway beverage packaging.
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The Bottom Line
French Bakery Dubai Health Care City is a bakery-café in Dubai Healthcare City where breakfast, coffee and a quiet sit-down are the main draws. Reviews mention the avocado eggs Benedict, English breakfast, chicken and mushroom sandwich, salads and bakery pastries, so it works for more than a quick coffee. The café has also handled office catering orders, with one customer reporting early delivery and a smooth process.
The setting is one of its more consistent strengths. Customers describe a clean, cosy or tranquil interior, a small outdoor area and enough calm for working, reading or studying; one review also mentions stable Wi-Fi. Fresh croissants, cakes, quiche and juices receive plenty of praise, while the Sebastian Cheese Cake and Salmon Quiche are useful names to look for on the menu.
Value and service are less uniform. A sandwich was reported at 35–40 dhs, while another customer objected to a separate 3-dirham butter charge. Some reviews describe attentive service, but others report slow attention when busy, dirty outdoor tables and takeaway-only service before the advertised closing time.
Delivery has also produced a wet sandwich, soggy fries and a dry quiche, so dine-in may be the safer choice when food quality matters.