Ocean views
Ocean and Burj Al Arab views give breakfast and coffee a distinctive setting.
Revo Cafè at Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort
Palm Jumeirah
Revo Cafè at Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort is a calm coffee shop in Palm Jumeirah, known for relaxed breakfasts, fresh-tasting dishes and ocean-facing views. Reviews especially point to its French toast, coffee and welcoming service, with outdoor seating adding to the easy resort atmosphere.
Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
855 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Relaxed mornings
Breakfast is repeatedly described as calm, chilled and well suited to an unhurried start.
Fresh breakfast
French toast, avocado toast and pastries were reported as fresh and tasty.
Vegan choice
Breakfast and lunch have a notably broad vegan selection, unusual for the Palm according to one review.
Outdoor seating
The outdoor area is a strong choice for views of the Burj Al Arab sail and wave building.
Free valet
Free valet parking was mentioned as available at the venue.
Tips for a Better Visit
Try breakfast. Choose breakfast if you want the strongest consensus, with repeated praise for the food and service.
Sit outside. Ask for outdoor seating if the view is part of the plan; reviews specifically mention the Burj Al Arab outlook.
Use valet. If you are driving, reviews report free valet parking at the venue.
No booking needed. For a casual visit, a reservation may not be necessary according to one reviewer.
Ask vegan options. Vegan diners should ask about breakfast and lunch choices, where reviews found more variety than at dinner.
Check portions. For lunch, confirm portion details before ordering dishes such as duck confit with rice.
Plan the visit
Practical details
The Palm Jumeirah - Dubai
The Palm Jumeirah, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Salmon benedict in pancakes
This breakfast dish was singled out as a repeat favourite.
Chicken Caesar salad
A returning visitor specifically praised the salad’s fresh ingredients and consistent taste.
Cafe mocha
The café mocha was praised together with the Burj Al Arab view.
Chocolate Cake
One detailed review described this as a dense, rich and substantial dessert.
Common Concerns
Lunch portions
One lunch visit found very little duck confit in the duck confit with rice.
Freshness concern
A reviewer found the tuna poke dark brown and considered it not fresh.
Dessert quality
One review found the desserts average and less fresh than expected.
Evening value
The evening menu was criticised for high prices and very small portions.
Dated interior
Although the location and food were praised, one visitor felt the café looked dated.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
95 dhs
Pan-Seared Sea Bass
“- Pan-Seared Sea Bass: it is one of the pricier items at 95 dhs and it's one of the better casual dining sea bass dishes I've had in Dubai”Google review · September 2019
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The Bottom Line
Revo Cafè is a relaxed coffee shop at Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort in Palm Jumeirah, and breakfast is the clearest reason to visit. You can order French toast, avocado toast, pastries, porridge, vegan breakfast dishes or coffee while taking in ocean and Burj Al Arab views. The setting is repeatedly described as calm, cosy and removed from the hotel’s busier areas.
The food is not limited to morning plates. Reviews mention a memorable salmon benedict in pancakes, chicken Caesar salad, Scandinavian salmon cake and a well-liked chocolate cake. Vegan choices are strongest at breakfast and lunch, while one review says dinner has fewer vegan options.
Outdoor seating suits visitors coming for the view, and free valet parking was reported at the venue. Another reviewer said no reservation was needed for a convenient casual visit. There are some reasons to be selective.
One lunch guest found very little duck confit in the duck confit with rice and considered a tuna poke not fresh. Desserts were described as average in one visit, and the evening menu was criticised as expensive with very small portions. For the most reliable-looking experience, breakfast and coffee appear to be the safer starting points.