Rooftop views
The rooftop gives you a clear Burj Khalifa and city-skyline backdrop, especially attractive at night.
Jumeirah
In Jumeirah, Lune Lounge is a two-floor coffee shop with a rooftop overlooking the Burj Khalifa. It suits late-night coffee, a quiet catch-up, or a coffee-and-dessert stop, with customers highlighting the chocolate fondant, V60 and skyline views.
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The rooftop gives you a clear Burj Khalifa and city-skyline backdrop, especially attractive at night.
The V60 is a standout for filter-coffee drinkers, with one customer calling it among their best ever.
It works well for late-night visits, with one review noting that it stays open until dawn.
The lounge can be comfortable for conversation or focused work, with low-volume music and no distracting screens.
Service was reported as prompt even on a busy Saturday night, though other reviews describe more variable attention.
Breakfast receives specific praise for creamy scrambled eggs and a buttery French omelette shakshuka.
You can order and pay directly from your phone, which one customer found convenient.
Arrive early. Go earlier if you want a rooftop seat; one customer warned that later arrivals may face a wait.
Try upstairs. For working or settling in, consider the second floor, which was specifically suggested for focused visits.
Come for dessert. If food is not your priority, use it as a coffee-and-dessert stop after sunset rather than your main dinner.
Check orders. During busy periods, confirm that every drink has been recorded before settling in; one coffee was missed from an order.
Carry payment. If paying cash, avoid relying on change for a large note: a guest said staff could not change AED 500.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 6:00 AM – 3:00 AM |
| Tue | 6:00 AM – 3:00 AM |
| Wed | 6:00 AM – 3:00 AM |
| Thu | 6:00 AM – 3:00 AM |
| Fri | 6:00 AM – 3:00 AM |
| Sat | 6:00 AM – 3:00 AM |
| Sun | 6:00 AM – 3:00 AM |
The chocolate fondant is repeatedly singled out as a rich dessert, with one review praising its soft texture and slight crumble.
Bad Peach was described as refreshing without being overly sweet.
The signature drink was praised for its taste, presentation and quality during a late-night visit.
The Rose Latte was ordered alongside the LA LUNE SIGNATURE and received the same positive assessment.
The Tiramisu cheese cake was called unique and highly recommended by one customer.
A normal latte was reported at AED 39 with the Brazilian bean selection, while small desserts were said to exceed AED 50.
Crowding can mean long queues and difficulty getting staff attention, particularly around the rooftop.
One customer found the bathroom unclean and said staff handed over tissues instead of cleaning a coffee spill.
A review specifically reports that guest Wi-Fi is not available.
Several guests reportedly complained that the air conditioning was too cold, without a temperature adjustment.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Normal latte
“Normal latte is AED 39 when choosing Brazilian bean (added AED 5 for the selection) and very small desserts are priced above AED 50”Google review · July 2026
Americano
“- it’s expensive, 27 AED for an americano and over 30 AED for a regular latte”Google review · January 2026
Regular latte
“- it’s expensive, 27 AED for an americano and over 30 AED for a regular latte”Google review · January 2026
The Bottom Line
In Jumeirah, Lune Lounge is a two-floor coffee shop with a rooftop facing the Burj Khalifa. It is most compelling for a late-night coffee, a relaxed conversation, or a coffee-and-dessert visit, especially if the skyline is part of the plan. The rooftop views are the main draw, and the venue was described as open until dawn.
The drinks and sweets have several reliable talking points. Customers mention the V60, Bad Peach, LA LUNE SIGNATURE, Rose Latte and chocolate fondant, while the Tiramisu cheese cake and matcha also receive praise. Breakfast is more specific than the broad café menu suggests: creamy scrambled eggs and French omelette shakshuka were both described positively.
The atmosphere is generally calm, with quiet music and seating on the second floor that one reviewer recommended for working. Phone ordering and payment are available, and a drive-through was mentioned when the venue is crowded. Plan around the busy periods.
Rooftop waits and missed or delayed orders appear in some reviews, so arriving early helps. Prices are a real consideration: one customer reported AED 39 for a latte with a selected Brazilian bean, and guest Wi-Fi is not available. Some visitors also found the AC too cold or raised cleanliness concerns.