Brunch Variety
The all-you-can-eat format lets you sample several smaller dishes, including shakshuka, avocado toast, pancakes and French toast.
DIFC
LDC Kitchen+Coffee is a coffee shop in DIFC known for breakfast, specialty coffee and an all-you-can-eat brunch. Reviews highlight dishes such as Turkish eggs with labneh, French toast and shakshuka, served in a bright, relaxed setting.
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The all-you-can-eat format lets you sample several smaller dishes, including shakshuka, avocado toast, pancakes and French toast.
Several reviews describe the AED 69 breakfast as good value, especially when trying multiple dishes rather than ordering one large plate.
French toast is repeatedly mentioned as a standout, with one guest calling it one of the best they had tried.
The coffee gets strong feedback, including the named Smooth Operator and a highly praised mocha latte.
The bright, aesthetic space works for breakfast, coffee breaks, casual meetings or settling in with a laptop.
Outdoor seating brings DIFC views and, according to one reviewer, birdsong during morning and afternoon visits.
Arrive Early. For weekend brunch, arrive early if you want terrace seating or to avoid a wait; one busy visit had a queue, though it lasted under 10 minutes.
Check Extras. Ask before adding syrup, ketchup or toppings: a strawberry pancake change was later charged AED 20.
Expect Smaller. The unlimited brunch uses smaller portions so you can try several dishes; order with variety rather than expecting one oversized plate.
Plan Parking. Allow time to park away from the venue and walk, as reviewers mention RTA or nearby street parking rather than dedicated parking.
Ask Questions. If a dish or add-on is unclear, ask the server to explain it before ordering so expectations and charges are clear.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
A reviewer praised the poached eggs, creamy yogurt base, chili oil and warm za’atar bread.
The bacon benni is singled out as a particularly enjoyable brunch order.
The icy lemon granita made a memorable finish for one visit.
One returning family felt the breakfast quality had slipped, especially the hot chocolate and preparation of the dishes.
Some visits have involved long waits, including complaints that items arrived slowly and needed repeated reminders.
Ketchup, syrup and customised toppings may cost extra, and at least one guest only discovered the charge on the bill.
Two reviews describe unwelcoming handling of table requests, particularly when smaller groups asked for larger or couch seating.
Individual dishes have divided opinion: one guest found the salmon benni disappointing and another found the pizza below average.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
unlimited breakfast
“We tried the AED 69 unlimited breakfast at LDC Kitchen & Coffee, and it was a delightful surprise in terms of variety and quality”Google review · August 2025
unlimited food and one drink
“unlimited food and one drink for only 69 aed but you pay online so they add an extra 1”Google review · September 2025
business lunch offer
“Great value for money with business lunch offer 75 aed for soup of the day + main dish + tea/coffee”Google review · November 2021
The Bottom Line
LDC Kitchen+Coffee is a breakfast-and-coffee stop in DIFC, with the all-you-can-eat brunch as its main draw. The format lets you work through smaller portions of dishes such as shakshuka, avocado toast, French toast, pancakes and egg mock muffins, making it easier to try several things rather than commit to one plate. Turkish eggs with labneh and the bacon benni also receive specific praise.
The setting is bright, modern and relaxed, with indoor and outdoor seating. Reviewers mention DIFC views and birdsong outside, while the interior suits coffee breaks, casual meetings or getting some work done. Specialty coffee is another strong point; the Smooth Operator and mocha latte are named favourites.
Value is a recurring theme around the reported AED 69 unlimited breakfast, although one review mentions an extra online payment fee. Portions are intentionally smaller within the unlimited format, and the experience can be good value if you sample several dishes. Arrive early on weekends because the terrace and popular tables fill up.
There are a few things to clarify at the start: ketchup, syrup and customised toppings may cost extra, and service has been described as either prompt or slow depending on the visit. Parking may require using RTA or nearby street parking and walking.