Eclectic interior
The old-villa setting combines colourful cultural details, art and boutique displays, giving you plenty to browse beyond the cafe tables.
Kulture House Dubai
Jumeirah
Kulture House Dubai is a boutique cafe and creative venue in Jumeirah, with an art-filled interior, concept-store shopping and occasional workshops. It is a good place to settle in over Turkish eggs or a distinctive coffee such as the Dessert Rose.
Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
1,062 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Strong breakfast
Turkish eggs, shakshuka, halloumi with eggs and jalapeño eggs Benedict are among the dishes reviewers describe as especially successful.
Creative drinks
The menu includes unusual choices such as pistachio-and-rose Dessert Rose coffee, tahini latte and mango matcha.
Concept shopping
The in-house store and gallery include quirky fashion, jewellery, decorative pieces, body care and other small goods.
Work-friendly
Reviewers find the calm seating suitable for solo laptop work, quick meetings, reading or a longer catch-up.
Creative workshops
The venue has hosted leather and jewellery-making classes, giving it a social activity angle beyond dining.
Warm service
Several reviews describe attentive hospitality, including staff taking time to explain the venue’s history and concept.
Tips for a Better Visit
Plan parking. Allow extra time for parking; public spaces are limited, and valet has not always been dependable.
Check hours. If you want an evening visit, check the closing time first: one reviewer found the 7 PM close restrictive.
Ask about tea. If ordering tea, ask what is being served; one review specifically preferred loose leaves over the standard tea bag.
Confirm availability. Before joining a workshop or ordering, check which menu items are available, as one class visit found half the menu unavailable.
Try breakfast. For a first food order, consider Turkish eggs, shakshuka or jalapeño eggs Benedict—the breakfast dishes receive particularly specific praise.
Plan the visit
Practical details
106 Jumeira St
Jumeirah - Jumeira First, Dubai
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Tahini cream toast
Tahini cream toast is a memorable breakfast-style order, especially for diners who enjoy sesame flavours.
Tunisian Orange Cake
The Tunisian Orange Cake was singled out as a particularly good dessert, even by a reviewer who found the coffee average.
Common Concerns
Difficult parking
Parking around the cafe is repeatedly described as limited or extremely difficult, including problems with valet service.
Uneven speed
Some visits have involved long waits for food or slow table service, even when the cafe was quiet.
Limited classics
The fusion-led menu may disappoint if you want straightforward breakfast staples such as fried eggs.
Weak tea
One reviewer found the tea to be a generic bag that tasted like hot water and expected loose leaves at the price.
Small portions
A few reviewers found certain brunch or breakfast portions too small, including a breakfast toast and jalapeño eggs Benedict.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
AED 47
salad
“Just six months ago, the price for the same salad was AED 47, now it’s AED 65”Google review · June 2025
AED 65
salad
“Just six months ago, the price for the same salad was AED 47, now it’s AED 65”Google review · June 2025
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The Bottom Line
Kulture House Dubai is a boutique cafe, concept store and creative venue in Jumeirah. You can come for breakfast, work with a laptop, browse art and small design-led goods, or join an occasional activity such as a leather or jewellery-making workshop. The setting—an old villa filled with colourful, cross-cultural decor—is the main reason to linger rather than rush through a meal.
Breakfast is a strong starting point. Turkish eggs, shakshuka and jalapeño eggs Benedict are recurring favourites, while the avocado salad, Cajun pasta and Tunisian Orange Cake also receive praise. Drinks are more adventurous than a standard coffee stop: Dessert Rose combines pistachio and rose petals, and mango matcha and tahini latte are popular mentions.
Tea is a weaker point for at least one reviewer, who found a generic tea bag disappointing. Service is often warm and attentive, with staff explaining the venue’s history and concept, but speed is inconsistent. Some diners waited a long time for food, and workshop guests reported delayed meals and unavailable menu items.
Parking is the practical headache: nearby spaces are scarce and valet service has not always worked smoothly. Check hours before an evening visit, as one reviewer noted a 7 PM closing time.