Event Rooms
Private dining rooms are described as glamorous, with spaces reported to accommodate small gatherings and events of up to 60 people.
Al Quoz
Le Guepard is a French-inspired restaurant in Al Quoz, set among the galleries of Alserkal Avenue. Its elegant rooms suit a relaxed coffee, brunch or afternoon tea, with reviews especially noting the avo toast, carefully presented tea bites and atmospheric private dining spaces for events.
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Private dining rooms are described as glamorous, with spaces reported to accommodate small gatherings and events of up to 60 people.
Hand-painted walls, artwork, mirrors and distinctive Victorian-style details give the restaurant a notably photogenic atmosphere.
Coffee is a strong part of the experience for some guests, including one reviewer's standout croissant-and-cappuccino pairing.
The smoked salmon pancake and avo toast were specifically praised as fresh and delicious during a late brunch.
Mocktails receive repeated praise, including a fresh lychee-watermelon drink and a general recommendation for the mocktail selection.
One review explicitly notes that the venue welcomes dogs, which is useful if you are meeting friends with a pet.
Check Menu. Look at the menu online before going, since one reviewer found the selection short even though the available dishes were good.
Try Latte. The pistachio latte is a useful order to try if you want something beyond standard coffee.
Plan Parking. Allow extra time to walk from parking, especially during summer, as one guest found it far from the warehouse.
Book Events. Ask about the private rooms if you are arranging a birthday, engagement, corporate gathering or other event.
Try Tea. Afternoon tea is a recurring recommendation, with one guest praising its selection of bites and drinks.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
Not every visit lands equally well: one reviewer found the food average despite liking the friendly staff.
The menu is limited, so diners looking for a broad range of choices should check it before visiting.
Coffee feedback is mixed; one otherwise positive review rated it three out of five.
A review says parking is far from the warehouse, which may be inconvenient in hot weather.
The Ugly Noodles pop-up received a very poor review, although its wontons were described as good and spicy.
The Bottom Line
Le Guepard is a French-inspired restaurant in Alserkal Avenue, Al Quoz, where the setting is as much of the draw as the food. You can come for breakfast, brunch, lunch, coffee or afternoon tea; the latter is served with high-quality food on a tiered stand. The smoked salmon pancake and avo toast were also singled out during brunch, while mocktails and the pistachio latte give the drinks menu some personality.
The interiors lean elegant and theatrical rather than casual: reviews mention hand-painted walls, artwork, mirrors, soft lighting and Victorian-style details. That makes it a natural choice for a date, photographs or a small celebration. Private dining rooms are available for events, with reviews describing capacities of up to 60 people.
Food feedback is generally strong but not uniform. The menu is not extensive, and one diner found the food average; another rated the coffee three stars despite praising the croissant with eggs and Croque Truffe. Check the menu before setting out.
Parking has also been described as a walk from the warehouse, particularly inconvenient in summer. One review praised the venue as dog friendly.