Haas Speciality coffee

Haas Speciality coffee

Jumeirah

Haas Speciality Coffee is a minimalist coffee shop in Jumeirah with a calm, spacious setting for coffee, matcha and desserts. Reviews particularly point to the Spanish latte, V60 brews and a stylish two-storey interior suited to quiet mornings, reading or meeting friends.

Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
439 ratings
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71%
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9%
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11%

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The Good Stuff

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Calm interior

The spacious two-storey café has a soft brutalist, minimalist design with well-spaced seating and a peaceful feel.

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Strong matcha

Strawberry, berry and creamy matcha drinks are repeatedly praised for their flavour and texture.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Bring a card. Bring a cashless payment option: one reviewer says matcha was good but the café only accepted cashless payments.

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Try mornings. For a quieter visit, consider a Thursday morning; one customer found it especially quiet then.

Plan the visit

Practical details

71A St
Jumeirah - Jumeirah 1, Dubai
Mon7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Tue7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Wed7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Thu7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Fri7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Sat7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Sun7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
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Popular Mentions

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Spanish latte

The Spanish latte is praised with oat milk and also recommended iced with less sweetness.

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Ethiopian V60

The Ethiopian V60 was described as very delicious and worth trying.

Common Concerns

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Limited parking

There is no dedicated parking directly outside, and roadside spaces can be limited.

Indoor heat

One visit found the café uncomfortably hot, including upstairs, because the air conditioning was not effective.

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The Bottom Line

Haas Speciality Coffee in Jumeirah is built around specialty coffee, matcha and a notably calm setting. You can order a Spanish latte, flat white or V60 brew, then pair it with pastries, cakes or another dessert. The berry and strawberry matcha drinks receive especially enthusiastic mentions, while the Ethiopian V60 and rotating iced V60 beans give coffee-focused visitors something more distinctive to explore.

The space is a spacious two-storey villa with minimalist, soft-brutalist styling, high windows and multiple seating areas. Reviews describe it as quiet enough for reading, studying, working or meeting friends, with some secluded tables and indoor and outdoor seating. Thursday mornings were reported as particularly quiet, although the hard concrete-and-metal look and some uncomfortable chairs may not suit a long stay.

Parking is the main practical drawback: there is no dedicated space directly outside, and roadside parking is limited. One visit also found the café too hot because of weak air conditioning, so conditions may vary. Ordering is done at the counter, and peak-time queues can crowd the room.

Bring a cashless payment method, and consider asking for the iced Spanish latte less sweet if that is your preference.

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