Drive-through
The drive-through is described as fast, efficient, neat and clean, making it convenient for coffee on the go.
Al Khawaneej
Saddle Cafe at Last Exit Al Khawaneej is a coffee shop with drive-through service, all-day breakfast and sweet options. Reviews particularly highlight the açaí smoothie and crepes, alongside rich coffee and a relaxed setting for a quick stop or catch-up.
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The drive-through is described as fast, efficient, neat and clean, making it convenient for coffee on the go.
The açaí smoothie is one of the most repeatedly praised orders, with several customers returning specifically for it.
The Kinder crêpe is singled out as a sweet, indulgent order that was well prepared.
One drive-through customer found the double espresso rich, perfectly pulled and served quickly.
Reviews describe the atmosphere as peaceful, warm and relaxing, which suits a slower coffee stop.
An older review notes wheelchair accessibility, as well as outdoor seating and drive-through service.
Check Orders. Repeat customisations at handover and check the dish before leaving; one customer received the wrong avocado toast order three times.
Specify Thickness. If ordering an açaí smoothie, ask about the thickness first; reviews say the standard version can be very liquid.
Clarify Temperature. When ordering coffee, specify hot or cold, and ask about ingredients such as spice in brioche items.
Mind Parking. If you stop near the ordering line, park first and make sure the parking position is understood before placing the order.
Avoid Heat. During hot weather, ordering from the kiosk window may be more comfortable than having staff take the order outside.
Flag Allergies. If you have a peanut allergy, repeat it at ordering and verify the finished item, since one regular reported peanut butter being added anyway.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
The Acai bowl was described as outstanding, making it another clear favourite for fruit-based orders.
The pistachio milkshake was described as creamy, rich and full of flavour.
Avocado toast is a long-standing favourite, though reviews also flag occasional inconsistency in temperature and preparation.
The V60 is mentioned as a preferred coffee order at the Last Exit location.
A customer received the wrong avocado toast order three times, despite clearly explaining the requested preparation.
The açaí smoothie was reported as frequently too liquid, even after paying extra for a thicker version.
Some customers consider the pricing high compared with quality, including a reported AED 43 coffee and AED 41 oat milk matcha.
One customer reported finding a small piece of plastic in an açaí smoothie, a serious quality-control concern.
One visit involved an aggressive parking-related exchange, and the customer also said the crepe did not match the request.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
extra cheese
“” The additional charge for thick used to be 6 AED and is now 8 AED, yet even after paying extra, it still frequently lacks the proper consistency”Google review · February 2026
coffee
“I think this is common SOP that is missing for a well established business that charges 43 Dhs for coffee”Google review · January 2026
oat milk matcha
“But in what world did you think that it's fair to price a oat milk matcha at 41 dirhams”Google review · October 2024
The Bottom Line
Saddle Cafe at Last Exit Al Khawaneej works well for a coffee stop with something more substantial or sweet. Customers come through for the açaí smoothie, açaí bowls, crepes and all-day breakfast; the Kinder crêpe, avocado toast and shakshuka croissant all appear in reviews. The drive-through is a useful option, and one customer reported a fast double espresso in a neat, clean setup.
The experience is often warm and relaxed, with repeated praise for friendly, attentive service and a peaceful atmosphere. It suits a quick takeaway as much as a catch-up, with outdoor seating mentioned in an earlier review. Wheelchair accessibility was also noted.
There are some practical caveats. Pricing is a sticking point: customers have reported AED 42 for an açaí smoothie, AED 43 for coffee, AED 41 for oat milk matcha and AED 6 for extra cheese. Consistency also needs attention.
Reviews mention watery smoothies, avocado toast arriving cold or burnt, and repeated order mistakes. If you have an allergy or specific modification, repeat it clearly and check the order before leaving. It is also worth clarifying coffee temperature and any spicy ingredients before paying.