Coffee choice
Single-origin options include Costa Rica, Kenya, Ethiopia and Nepal; reviewers especially liked the Ethiopia V60 and Costa Rica beans.
Dubai Marina
Fuze Cafe Marina is a specialty coffee roaster in Dubai Marina, with single-origin coffees and an easygoing café setting. Reviews point to the Spanish latte, flat whites, croissants and marina-facing work spots as strong reasons to stop by.
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Single-origin options include Costa Rica, Kenya, Ethiopia and Nepal; reviewers especially liked the Ethiopia V60 and Costa Rica beans.
The Spanish latte is praised for balanced sweetness, with one reviewer calling it the best iced version they had tried in Dubai.
The egg sandwich croissant was described as unusually large, flaky and buttery, even by a reviewer who had lived in Paris.
Window seats overlook the Marina, while reviewers also report strong Wi-Fi and laptop-friendly table heights.
Dogs are welcome inside, making this a useful breakfast or after-work stop for people visiting with a pet.
Although tucked into busy Marina surroundings, the café can feel calm and peaceful, including for solo visits and focused work.
Breakfast is served throughout the day, with reviewers highlighting the avocado toast and açai bowls.
Try Spanish. Start with the Spanish latte if you prefer a gently sweet coffee; one reviewer found its sweetness well balanced.
Explore beans. Ask about the Costa Rica beans, which a reviewer singled out as especially good.
Work window-side. For a marina view while working, look for the window seats; reviewers also found the laptop-height tables and Wi-Fi useful.
Bring your dog. Dogs are allowed inside, so this is a practical option for breakfast or an afternoon stop with a pooch.
Confirm swaps. Check the price before changing bread: one customer was charged AED 6 extra for swapping a croissant for a small baguette.
Check portions. If ordering iced V60, ask about the serving size first; one review describes a portion as only 240 ml.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 6:30 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 6:30 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 6:30 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 6:30 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 6:30 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 6:30 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 6:30 AM – 11:00 PM |
The flat white is repeatedly mentioned, with one reviewer calling it perfectly done.
A named savoury option that one reviewer specifically enjoyed alongside the Ethiopia V60.
One customer called the portions expensive, and another paid AED 48 for scrambled egg and bacon in a small baguette.
Coffee feedback is mixed: some reviewers loved it, while others found it ordinary or simply did not enjoy it.
One iced V60 portion was reported as only 240 ml and tasted more like an iced Americano than expected.
A regular visitor wished for more distinctive food and cake choices beyond what nearby cafés already offer.
One Americano customer found the drink cooler than preferred, despite liking the calm atmosphere.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
swapping croissant bread for basic small baguette
“Charged me AED 6 extra for swapping croissant bread for basic small baguette, without telling me until the bill came”Google review · December 2022
scrambled egg/bacon in a small baguette
“AED 48 for scrambled egg/bacon in a small baguette”Google review · December 2022
The Bottom Line
Fuze Cafe Marina is a specialty coffee roaster in Dubai Marina where people come for carefully prepared drinks, breakfast and a calm place to sit. The menu highlights worth knowing include the Spanish latte, flat white, V60 Ethiopian coffee, açai bowls and the egg sandwich croissant. Breakfast is served all day, which makes it more flexible than a café limited to morning hours.
The setting is one of its clearest advantages. Reviewers describe a cosy, peaceful interior, marina views and window seats that work well for laptops. Wi-Fi is reported to be excellent, and the tables are comfortable for working.
30 am. Quality is not completely consistent. Several customers loved the coffee, but others found it ordinary, disliked it or received an Americano that was not hot enough.
The iced V60 has also been criticised for its 240 ml portion and an Americano-like taste. Portions and pricing deserve a quick check too: one customer called them expensive, while another reported AED 48 for scrambled egg and bacon in a small baguette. Confirm any bread substitutions before ordering.