Brunch Value
The unlimited brunch lets diners try smaller sweet and savoury dishes for a reported AED69, including one drink.
Jumeirah Lake Towers
LDC Kitchen+Coffee is a coffee shop in Jumeirah Lake Towers known for relaxed breakfasts and weekend brunch. Customers come for the unlimited breakfast format, with dishes such as eggplant shakshuka, French toast and pastries, alongside coffee and a welcoming team.
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The unlimited brunch lets diners try smaller sweet and savoury dishes for a reported AED69, including one drink.
Reviews repeatedly describe the staff as friendly, attentive and welcoming, with service staying prompt even when the café is full.
The almond croissant, pain au chocolat and other pastries receive specific praise, including for their flaky texture.
Coffee is a consistent highlight in the reviews, including positive mentions alongside weekend brunch and breakfast.
The café has both indoor and outdoor seating, with the outside area contributing to its relaxed breakfast atmosphere.
Arrive Early. For weekend brunch, aim to arrive before 11:00 AM because the café gets noticeably busier afterwards.
Expect Queues. It is walk-in only in at least one review, so allow time for a queue and table turnover during busy periods.
Check Parking. Use the paid RTA spaces outside or consider valet, but factor the parking charge into your visit.
Plan For Kids. Children cannot share an adult’s unlimited brunch order, so place a separate order if bringing a child.
Try Weekends. The all-you-can-eat breakfast is specifically reported as a weekend offering, rather than an everyday option.
Choose Carefully. For a sweet-leaning order, reviewers specifically recommend the French toast with strawberries and the banana-and-nut pancakes.
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 |
Eggplant shakshuka is one of the most specifically recommended savoury dishes in the brunch menu.
French toast is a recurring sweet option, with one review liking it served with strawberries and the right level of sweetness.
This Benedict was described as a standout breakfast dish, alongside the tomato and halloumi bruschetta.
Weekend brunch can mean queues, crowded tables and slower ordering; one visitor reported waiting around 20 minutes before being seated.
The café can feel cramped when busy, with one birthday visitor finding the space tiny and overcrowded.
Food opinions vary: reviews call the pizza and burger average, while other diners found some brunch dishes unremarkable.
Regular visitors may find the menu lacks change, with a request for more seasonal or new dishes.
Parking outside uses paid RTA spaces, and valet parking is also reported as non-complimentary.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
unlimited breakfast/brunch
“The best part - It's an unlimited breakfast/brunch for 69AED and includes one drink as well!”Google review · May 2025
unlimited breakfast via a la carte menu with 1 drink
“69dhs for unlimited breakfast via a la carte menu with 1 drink”Google review · July 2024
unlimited breakfast with one drink
“We’ve been to LDC Kitchen, and they offer an unlimited breakfast with one drink for 70 dirhams”Google review · December 2025
The Bottom Line
LDC Kitchen+Coffee in Jumeirah Lake Towers is a breakfast-and-coffee stop with a strong weekend brunch following. The main draw is its unlimited breakfast format: you can order smaller portions of sweet and savoury dishes, making it easier to sample several plates rather than committing to one large meal. Reviews highlight eggplant shakshuka, French toast, pancakes, pastries and coffee, although individual dish quality is not completely consistent.
The value is frequently reported at AED69 including one drink, with another review quoting 70 dirhams for unlimited breakfast and a drink. Service is one of the most dependable strengths in the feedback: guests describe the team as warm, attentive and quick, even when tables are full. The café also has a cosy outdoor area, though seating can feel tight and outside tables may pick up road noise.
Weekend timing matters. The brunch is walk-in, queues and crowded conditions are common, and one review reported waiting about 20 minutes for a table. Arriving before 11:00 AM should make the visit easier.
Paid RTA parking is available outside, while valet is not free. Families should also note that children need their own brunch order rather than sharing an adult’s.