Skyline view
The Burj Khalifa view is the main draw, with outdoor and rooftop seating repeatedly praised for relaxing visits.
Ores Cafe
Jumeirah
Ores Cafe is a specialty coffee and dining spot in Jumeirah, with a strong focus on coffee, desserts and an all-day menu. Customers come for the Burj Khalifa view, relaxed seating and dishes such as truffle pizza, crème brûlée and pistachio drinks.
Reputation Score
4.7
★★★★★
939 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Coffee quality
Reviews specifically call out standout coffee, well-made lattes and a pistachio iced latte.
Relaxed setting
Soft lighting, cozy seating and a calm atmosphere work well for coffee breaks, catch-ups or quiet work.
Dessert range
Customers mention beautifully presented desserts, including date cake, crème brûlée and chocolate ganache.
Strong dishes
Specific favourites include truffle pizza, nachos with artichokes, steak sandwich and fruity kale salad.
Flower shop
The café sits inside a flower shop, so you can have coffee or food while waiting for a bouquet.
Work-friendly
One review reports Wi-Fi, calm seating and a setting suitable for studying or longer stays.
Warm service
Customers repeatedly describe the team as welcoming, attentive and patient when handling larger or changing orders.
Tips for a Better Visit
Golden hour. Visit around golden hour and stay through sunset to make the most of the skyline view.
Try favourites. Consider the pistachio frappe with lunch; one reviewer specifically paired it with truffle pizza, nachos and crème brûlée.
Order date pudding. If you want a dessert recommendation, date pudding was suggested by the waiter and received a strong endorsement.
Check freshness. Check that pastries are fresh before ordering, since one review reported an old croissant with an icy centre.
Use the terrace. For the most direct view and an evening atmosphere, ask about the upstairs terrace or outdoor seating.
Buy flowers. The flower-shop setup is useful if you want to combine a café stop with picking up flowers or a bouquet.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Street - 442 Al Wasl Rd - opposite Boxpark
Jumeirah - Jumeirah 2, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 3:00 AM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 3:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Truffle fries
Truffle fries with Parmesan crisps and creamy truffle sauce are a repeat customer favourite.
Pistachio frappe
The pistachio frappe is described as smooth, refreshing and especially enjoyable with lunch.
Blue Matcha
Blue Matcha is praised for its smooth texture, distinctive flavour and striking presentation.
Date pudding
Date pudding was recommended by the waiter and described as an excellent dessert choice.
Kunafa prawns
Kunafa prawns are specifically called a must-try by a customer visiting for dinner.
Common Concerns
Stale croissant
One customer received a croissant described as several days old, with the centre still icy after warming.
Uneven dessert
A customer liked the dessert’s plating but found the taste less convincing.
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The Bottom Line
Ores Cafe is a Jumeirah café built around specialty coffee, desserts and a standout Burj Khalifa view. You can settle in for a coffee break, work session or casual meal, with the terrace and rooftop seating giving the clearest skyline experience. The flower-shop setting adds a practical twist: customers can have food or coffee while waiting for flowers to be prepared.
The menu gets particularly specific praise for truffle pizza, nachos, crème brûlée and the pistachio frappe. For lighter choices, reviewers mention the fruity kale salad, while date pudding, date cake and chocolate ganache are recurring dessert picks. Coffee is consistently described as rich or well-crafted, and matcha drinks, including Blue Matcha, also attract attention.
The atmosphere is calm, stylish and comfortable for catch-ups, quiet work or a late coffee. One review mentions Wi-Fi, fast takeaway preparation and prices that feel average for coffee shops, though no exact amounts were provided. There is one clear quality warning: a customer said a croissant was days old and icy in the middle, while another found a dessert better presented than flavoured.
Checking pastry freshness is sensible, especially if you are visiting mainly for baked goods.