Turkish coffee
Turkish coffee is the standout, with several reviews calling it especially good and one praising the Egyptian coffee alongside it.
Piano Speciality coffee
Hor Al Anz
Piano Speciality coffee is a coffee shop in Hor Al Anz with a strong focus on Turkish coffee and other espresso-based drinks. Reviews also mention fresh juices, a quiet atmosphere, friendly service and, on one visit, live piano music that made the café feel like a relaxed escape from the city.
Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
121 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Coffee quality
Customers describe the coffee as strong, smooth and consistently good, with quality beans noted in one review.
Quiet atmosphere
The café is repeatedly described as beautiful, comfortable and quiet, making it suitable for meeting a friend or unwinding.
Live piano
One customer enjoyed live piano music while drinking a latte, giving the café a distinctive music-and-coffee atmosphere.
Fresh juices
Fresh juice is a recurring attraction, with one review describing it as smooth and another pairing juices with good coffee.
Friendly service
Multiple reviews praise the staff as friendly and the service as attentive, clean and respectful.
Tips for a Better Visit
Try Turkish. If Turkish coffee is your usual order, start there; it is the drink most clearly singled out by customers.
Check pricing. Confirm the Turkish coffee price before paying, since one customer saw 5 AED on the outside banner but paid 12 AED.
Order inside. If you are parked outside, go to the counter rather than assuming outside ordering is available; one customer was left waiting.
Skip food plans. Plan on drinks rather than a meal: one review says only drinks are allowed.
Explore specials. For something beyond standard coffee, customers have specifically mentioned the Helo Helo drink and the piano bomb.
Plan the visit
Practical details
3 9 St
Hor Al Anz East - Deira, 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 – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Iced caramel frappe
A sweet-leaning iced coffee with a dark coffee taste, according to one customer.
Espresso romano
One customer specifically enjoyed the espresso romano as a coffee choice.
Helo Helo drink
A named house-style drink that one customer singled out as a favourite.
Piano bomb
A named drink recommendation from a customer who liked the café’s service and drinks.
Common Concerns
Outside waiting
Ordering from outside may be unreliable: one customer waited a long time without being acknowledged at the counter facing the parking lot.
Price mismatch
A customer saw Turkish coffee advertised at 5 AED outside but paid 12 AED, so confirm the price before ordering.
Chair comfort
One review liked the café but specifically said the chairs needed changing.
Drink-only policy
One customer reported that only drinks are allowed, which limits the café if you are looking for food as well.
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The Bottom Line
Piano Speciality coffee is a coffee shop in Hor Al Anz that seems especially well suited to Turkish coffee drinkers. Customers also order espresso-based drinks such as the latte, cappuccino and espresso romano, along with fresh juices. One review describes live piano music during a latte, while other customers highlight the café’s quiet, comfortable atmosphere for relaxing or meeting a friend.
Turkish coffee is the clearest speciality here. Reviews call it excellent, perfect and among the better versions in Dubai, while another mentions Egyptian coffee enjoyed with Turkish coffee. The iced caramel frappe is another concrete choice; it was described as very good, with a dark coffee taste and a slightly sweet finish.
Fresh juice and the Helo Helo drink add alternatives to hot coffee, and one customer recommends the piano bomb. Service is generally described as friendly, respectful and good, but outside ordering may be a weak spot: one visitor waited without getting a response at the counter facing the parking lot. There is also a pricing caution.
A customer saw Turkish coffee advertised at 5 AED on an outside banner but paid 12 AED, so confirm the current price before ordering. One review says only drinks are allowed, and smoking is permitted, which may matter if you want food or a smoke-free setting.