ONE DEGREE WINTER CAFE

ONE DEGREE WINTER CAFE

Mushraif

One Degree Winter Cafe is an outdoor coffee spot in Mushraif, set among sand dunes inside Mushrif Park. It is worth considering for sunset views, family activities and evening entertainment, with customer favourites including the Wagyu burger and truffle fries.

Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
1,778 ratings
5★
62%
4★
15%
3★
8%
2★
4%
1★
11%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Sunset setting

The sand-dune setting gives visitors open sunset views and a distinctive desert-style atmosphere.

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Family activities

The kids’ play area and wider activities give families more to do than simply sit for coffee.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Visit weekdays. Choose a weekday if possible; weekend crowds can mean waiting for a table.

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Arrive early. Get there early if sunset matters, since the dunes are a key part of the visit.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Mushrif Park
Mushraif, Dubai
Mon4:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Tue4:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Wed4:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Thu4:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Fri4:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Sat4:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Sun4:00 PM – 12:00 AM
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Common Concerns

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Slow service

Several reviews report long waits, incomplete follow-ups and food arriving at different times.

Small portions

Some customers found the food poor value, including a Wagyu burger described as slider-sized.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

15 dhs

tea

“Price 15 dhs for a tea”
Google review · October 2025

100 dirhams

heater next to your table

“I thought it was a joke when it turned out that “renting” a heater next to your table costs 100 dirhams 😆”
Google review · January 2026

aed50

minimum spend per person

“Wont Go Again As its Not Worth the minimum requirements of aed50 spend per person”
Google review · January 2026
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The Bottom Line

One Degree Winter Cafe is an outdoor café in Mushraif, inside Mushrif Park, where the setting does much of the work. Visitors come for sand-dune sunset views, coffee and light meals, then stay for fire shows, live music or family activities. The kids’ play area is a recurring draw, while adults can try activities such as archery or shooting for an additional fee.

Food feedback is mixed. The Wagyu burger, truffle fries, brownie, luqaimat and some coffees receive positive mentions, but other reviews describe the menu as limited, portions as small and prices as high. One customer found no vegan choices.

Service is the main uncertainty: some diners report quick, friendly delivery, while others waited a long time and received dishes in separate batches. Ordering and paying by QR code is convenient, though it does not always prevent delays. Plan around the practical details.

Weekends can be crowded, so weekdays and early arrival are safer for sunset or a table. Check that the café is operating before making the drive, since weather matters. Customers have also reported minimum spends, paid activities and heater charges; toilets may be outside the café area, and the sand can make access difficult with a baby trolley.

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