Breakfast
French toast, eggs Benedict and shakshuka are repeatedly praised, with one review noting the Benedict and hollandaise were especially well made.
Peet's Coffee | The Meadows Souk
Emirates Hills
Peet’s Coffee at The Meadows Souk is a coffee shop in Emirates Hills serving signature coffee, tea, blended drinks and baked goods. Reviews make it especially useful for breakfast or a relaxed coffee stop, with standouts including French toast and eggs Benedict, plus a calm atmosphere praised by regulars.
Reputation Score
4.9
★★★★★
484 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Coffee
Customers consistently praise the coffee, including an iced Spanish latte, decaf cappuccino with oat milk and the Havanna Cappucino.
Matcha
The matcha drinks have a loyal following, and one customer says this branch made them grow to love matcha.
Ube drinks
The Ube latte and ube coffee are popular recommendations, described as smooth, flavorful and delicious.
Atmosphere
Reviews describe the café as calm, cozy and inviting, with a small outdoor area appreciated during pleasant weather.
Study spot
One regular uses the café as a study spot and says the iced Spanish latte is consistently well made.
Free parking
A breakfast customer specifically noted that parking at the mall is free.
Custom orders
The café can prepare coffee according to customer preference, which is useful if you want a specific style or milk choice.
Tips for a Better Visit
Try Ube. Ask about the Ube latte; one review found it smooth and flavorful, while another praised an ube coffee recommendation.
Order breakfast. For a morning visit, consider shakshuka or eggs Benedict; both were specifically praised as breakfast choices.
Ask preferences. Tell the barista how you like your coffee, since a review says drinks can be made according to your preference.
Check seating. If you need a seat, avoid the busiest periods; one regular reported having no seats amid noise and rubbish.
Use parking. The mall has free parking, useful if you are driving over for breakfast or coffee.
Check offers. If you are using an app promotion, confirm at the counter that it can be redeemed before placing your order.
Plan the visit
Practical details
The Meadows Souk Meadows - Al Asayel St
Al Thanyah Fourth - Emirates Hills, Dubai
| Mon | 7:30 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Tue | 7:30 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Wed | 7:30 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Thu | 7:30 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Fri | 7:30 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sat | 7:30 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sun | 7:30 AM – 11:30 PM |
Popular Mentions
Matcha latte
Matcha has developed a following at this branch, with one customer rating the matcha latte ten out of ten.
Tiramisu
The homemade tiramisu is singled out as a dessert worth ordering, with another review calling it especially fresh.
San sebastian cheese cake
The San Sebastian cheese cake is repeatedly recommended, including with chocolate sauce served on the side.
Common Concerns
Crowding
One regular reported that the branch can fill up, leaving no seats and creating noise and rubbish around the café.
Service inconsistency
A customer reported that staff friendliness varied by day and that a complaint about poor coffee was not handled well.
Child incident
One family reported shouting and swearing directed at children by a worker, which affected their visit.
Offer issue
A customer said an in-app free-coffee offer was refused and the explanation about redemption was unclear.
High prices
One dissatisfied customer felt the coffee and other items were expensive relative to the service they received.
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The Bottom Line
Peet’s Coffee at The Meadows Souk is a useful Emirates Hills stop for coffee, breakfast and a little laptop time. Customers return for drinks such as the iced Spanish latte, Ube latte and matcha latte, while the live-kitchen menu gets strong attention for French toast, eggs Benedict and shakshuka. The homemade tiramisu and San Sebastian cheesecake also get specific praise.
The mood is usually described as calm, cozy and inviting, with quick service and staff who often help guide orders or suggest newer drinks. One regular says their order is logged before they reach the till, and another uses the café as a study spot. There is free parking in the mall, and a small outdoor seating area has been appreciated in good weather.
It is not always peaceful, though. One customer found the branch crowded with children and said there were no seats, noise and rubbish; another reported rude behaviour toward children. A separate review describes inconsistent staff manners and an unresolved complaint about poor coffee, while another says an in-app free-coffee offer was refused without a clear explanation.
If you want a quiet seat, avoid busy periods, and check offer redemption at the counter before relying on it.