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Customers praise the bean quality and the huge range of coffees, making this a useful stop if you like exploring different brews.
Nad Al Sheba
Roasters Specialty Coffee House is an Emirati-origin specialty coffee house in Nad Al Sheba, centred on roasted beans and brewed coffee. Reviews point to expertly made drinks, desserts such as tiramisu and pastries, and a relaxed setting for breakfast, meetings or a long coffee break.
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Customers praise the bean quality and the huge range of coffees, making this a useful stop if you like exploring different brews.
The café’s cozy, stylish design and calm atmosphere suit quiet coffee breaks, conversations and working sessions.
A meeting room with a screen is available for private meetings, according to one customer.
The menu includes Russian cuisine alongside a wide selection of dishes, giving regulars something beyond standard café fare.
The roundabout location is convenient to spot and works well as a meeting point.
One review specifically calls the tuna salad very fresh and recommends the king crab omelette.
Customers use the café for work, working meetings, book clubs and quiet study, helped by its comfortable atmosphere.
Visit off-peak. If you want a quieter table, avoid mid-day visits, when one customer found it too crowded.
Ask about beans. With a huge variety of coffees, ask about the available beans or brewing options if you want something beyond a routine order.
Plan meetings. For a private meeting, check the meeting room with screen mentioned by a customer before arriving.
Budget accordingly. Treat the café as a premium-priced stop: one review says it is not the cheapest spot around.
Check your order. For brunch, check that the order matches what you requested; one customer received fries instead of French toast.
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 Pistachio Coffee is described as rich and smooth, making it a standout drink to try.
Citrus berry is one of the named drinks customers enjoy.
Syrniki receives a particularly enthusiastic mention alongside the coffee and breakfast.
Berry matcha is a named favourite from the drinks menu.
The apple cinnamon crepe is described as amazing in a brunch-style visit.
Several reviews describe the café as more expensive than nearby options, with one customer calling prices way above average.
A dissatisfied customer felt the portions were too small for the price, including two desserts in a 200 AED visit.
One Spanish latte was described as watery and lacking coffee flavour even after it was remade.
One visit had French fries delivered instead of French toast, while the tea was cold and the toast dry.
A regular customer says the café can become too crowded around the middle of the day.
The Bottom Line
Roasters Specialty Coffee House is a specialty café in Nad Al Sheba with a cozy, stylish setting and a menu that reaches beyond coffee. Customers come for brewed coffee, Pistachio Coffee, desserts, breakfast and brunch dishes, while the Russian cuisine adds an unusual choice for the area. The atmosphere also suits working, studying, book-club conversations and small family occasions.
Coffee is the main draw, with reviews praising the beans, espresso and broad range of coffee choices. Named favourites include syrniki, berry matcha, apple cinnamon crepe and the king crab omelette. A meeting room with a screen is also mentioned for private meetings, and the roundabout location is easy to spot.
Service is one of the strongest recurring themes: customers describe the team as attentive, welcoming and quick, with regulars noting that orders are remembered. The café is not a budget option, though some reviewers feel the quality justifies the cost. Expectations are not completely uniform: one Spanish latte tasted watery, and a brunch visit included cold tea, dry French toast and a mistaken fries order.
If you want a quieter experience, avoid mid-day, when it can get crowded.