Bike setup
Rental bikes can be adjusted to your height and preferences, with one review finding them clean and well maintained.
Loop
Dubai Hills Estate
Loop is a cycling-and-coffee stop where you can rent a bike for the track, then settle in for smoothies, coffee or a meal. Its outdoor setting, early opening and skyline-facing rides make it especially appealing for active mornings.
Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
524 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Early opening
The 5am opening suits sunrise rides, early coffee runs and cooler starts to the day.
Drink choices
Smoothies, coffee and matcha are recurring favourites; Matcha Cloud Coconut received a particularly strong mention.
Track views
The cycling routes can take you around the Burj Khalifa, giving the ride a distinctly Dubai backdrop.
Outdoor setting
Outdoor seating works well when the weather is pleasant, especially before or after a ride.
Helpful team
First-time riders report that staff explain the rental process and help with the bikes.
Tips for a Better Visit
Go early. Try an early visit for cooler riding conditions and sunrise coffee; one customer came at 6.00 every day.
Check bikes. Before setting off, test the seat and brakes carefully, as some riders reported dangerous mechanical problems.
Carry water. Bring your own water for the track because much of the route is exposed to the sun.
Check availability. If you are visiting mainly to eat, confirm that the kitchen is operating first; one review reported repeated menu shortages.
Watch weather. Seating is outdoors, so choose a cooler or more forgiving day if you plan to linger after cycling.
Use parking. Drivers can look for the free parking, which one reviewer said was plentiful at any time.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Muscat St
Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid, Dubai
| Mon | 5:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 5:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 5:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 5:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 5:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 5:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 5:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Poached eggs and guacamole on toast
This breakfast dish received a positive mention alongside the cafe’s matcha.
Sushi selection
The sushi selection was praised during a dining visit that also included shisha and music.
Shisha
Reviews mention shisha as part of evening visits, including a new flavour described as fantastic.
Common Concerns
Bike safety
Some riders reported serious maintenance problems, including sliding seats, faulty brakes and repeated mechanical stops.
Service inconsistency
Several reviews describe individual staff interactions as loud, dismissive or unwelcoming despite otherwise positive service.
Menu gaps
One repeat visitor said that, on three visits, no menu items were available because the chef was absent.
Dry bagel
The halloumi bagel was described as dry, with a hard, heavy bagel and not enough sauce or toppings.
No Wi-Fi
A review specifically noted that the cafe did not provide Wi-Fi.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
around AED 70
hybrid bikes
“We rented hybrid bikes for around AED 70, which was okay, but it would definitely be even better if we had our own bikes next time”Google review · November 2025
starting from 50 dhs per hour
bike rentals
“bike rentals starting from 50 dhs per hour”Google review · December 2023
20 aed
small coffee
“Small coffee cost 20 aed”Google review · January 2024
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The Bottom Line
Loop works well as a pre- or post-ride stop: you can rent a bike, ride the track, then order coffee, smoothies, matcha or breakfast. Reviews also mention sushi, shisha and full-course meals, so the food-and-drink side is broader than a quick cyclist’s pit stop. The bike rental is a real draw, with staff often adjusting bikes to suit a rider’s height and preferences.
Timing matters. 00 coffee visits to watch the sunrise. Seating is outdoors, making pleasant weather important; bring water because much of the track is under the sun.
Free parking is another practical plus. Riders describe the route as peaceful, with views towards the Dubai skyline and Burj Khalifa. There are some cautions.
Multiple reviews report bikes with brake, seat or mechanical faults, so inspect yours before leaving. Food availability has also been inconsistent in at least one account, while a halloumi bagel was criticised as dry. Service is generally described as friendly, but several customers reported rude or dismissive interactions with individual staff members.
Prices mentioned by customers include around AED 70 for hybrid bikes and AED 20 for a small coffee.