Specialty Coffee
Reviewers consistently highlight rich, balanced coffee, including carefully prepared espresso, V60 brews and cold brew.
Dubai Creek Harbour
Roasters Specialty Coffee House is a specialty coffee shop in Dubai Creek Harbour, with coffee-focused brewing and roasting alongside a considered food and dessert menu. Reviews make it appealing for a V60 or Spanish latte, a slice of cheesecake, and a relaxed work session with views.
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Reviewers consistently highlight rich, balanced coffee, including carefully prepared espresso, V60 brews and cold brew.
Staff have been praised for explaining coffee flavours and helping guests choose from the available beans and brewing options.
The cozy, modern setting and views make it a practical place to settle in with coffee and get some work done.
The alfresco area overlooks the creek, sea and yachts, giving coffee stops a particularly scenic backdrop.
Desserts are often praised for their presentation and quality, with cheesecake, brownies and tiramisu drawing particular attention.
The almond croissant was described as the highlight of a visit, while other reviews also liked the flaky cheese croissant.
The outdoor space is beautifully set up and works well for snacks, drinks and sunset views at the harbour.
Adjust Syrup. If you prefer less sweetness, ask for less syrup in the Coffee sunrise; one reviewer found it better with that adjustment.
Allow Time. Build in extra time if you are ordering a full meal, as one review reports a nearly 50-minute wait for dishes.
Try V60. For a clearly coffee-led order, consider a V60; a reviewer chose Costa Rica from the multi-origin selection.
Catch Sunset. Choose the outdoor area if you want snacks or drinks with a sunset view over Dubai Creek Harbour.
Check Discounts. Ask whether your Faz3a or other eligible card can be used for the reported 20% discount.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
The Mega Tiramisu is a standout dessert recommendation from a regular visitor who also praised the consistent quality and presentation.
The Spanish latte received a 10/10 rating from a visiting customer, although another review described a poor preparation during a disappointing visit.
The San Sebastian cheesecake was described as successful and well suited to pairing with coffee.
This V60 was praised for its smooth, aromatic character and the distinctive richness of its beans.
Coffee sunrise was described as an unusual café find; the reviewer suggested adding a little sugar syrup for guests who dislike bitter drinks.
Some diners waited 40–50 minutes for food, so full meals may take longer than expected during busy periods.
Several reviews describe the pricing as high, especially when the food does not match expectations.
Flies were reported as a nuisance in the dining area, including around food, drinks and tables.
Food feedback is mixed: one diner received undercooked salmon, while another found the tuna salad and burger average for the price.
The puppy cheesecake was considered cute but too small, which may matter if you are sharing dessert.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
two main courses and two drinks
“We paid around 300 dirhams for two main courses and two drinks, but the dishes took almost 50 minutes to arrive”Google review · September 2025
The Bottom Line
Roasters Specialty Coffee House is a coffee-first stop in Dubai Creek Harbour, suited to people who care about brewing as much as the setting. You can order a V60, Spanish latte, cold brew or espresso, then stay for breakfast, a snack or dessert. The coffee is usually the strongest reason to come: reviews mention rich espresso, a notably good cold brew and a Costa Rica V60 from the multi-origin selection.
The setting is cozy and modern indoors, with an outdoor area overlooking the creek, sea and yachts. That makes it useful for a quiet work session, a post-walk coffee or a sunset stop. Food and sweets are more variable, but the Mega Tiramisu, San Sebastian cheesecake, brownie and almond croissant all receive specific praise.
The menu also includes more substantial dishes such as salmon toast and eggs Benedict. There are a few practical cautions. Some diners waited 40–50 minutes for meals, and reviews mention pricing that feels high when dishes disappoint.
One guest reported undercooked salmon, while another found a peach tart too sweet and a puppy cheesecake too small. Flies were also mentioned around the outdoor dining area. If ordering the Coffee sunrise, ask for less syrup if you prefer a less bitter, less sweet drink; eligible Faz3a or other cards were reported to receive 20% off.