Coffee quality
Reviewers highlight clean, balanced coffee, including excellent espresso, flat whites, pour-overs and light roasts.
Al Quoz
Seven Fortunes Coffee Roasters is a specialty coffee roastery in Al Quoz, with a calm, industrial-style space for espresso, pour-over and relaxed catch-ups. You can also buy roasted beans and join barista brewing or latte art classes.
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Reviewers highlight clean, balanced coffee, including excellent espresso, flat whites, pour-overs and light roasts.
The V60 is a standout for several visitors, including one reviewer who called it their best in Dubai.
The roastery sells changing single-origin beans and blends, with options suited to different brewing methods.
The relaxed, spacious setting works well for studying, laptop work, meetings or an unhurried coffee.
Reviews mention barista training, brewing and latte art classes, making the roastery useful for enthusiasts and businesses.
Several reviews mention convenient parking outside the roastery.
The drinks can be made with non-dairy milk; one visitor enjoyed a rich flat white with almond milk.
Check hours. Verify opening hours before making a long trip; one customer found it closed despite following Google Maps.
Find parking. Look for the outside parking area, which reviewers describe as free and plentiful.
Use directions. Allow extra attention when navigating: the roastery is on a service road and has a side parking entrance.
Clarify grind. If buying beans for a home machine, confirm the grind setting carefully; one espresso grind did not work in a DeLonghi machine.
Skip outside food. Do not bring outside snacks inside, as a reviewer was told they are not allowed.
Try Brazilian. Consider the Brazilian espresso, which multiple reviewers specifically mention as a strong choice.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
A reviewer enjoyed the iced Caramel Latte as an easy choice for a casual coffee and catch-up.
Brazilian espresso is repeatedly mentioned as a worthwhile order.
These beans were recommended specifically for V60 or pour-over brewing.
The hibiscus drink was described as especially enjoyable, with friendly service alongside it.
One long-term bean customer received espresso grounds that were too fine for a DeLonghi machine and said a return or replacement was refused.
A visitor was told outside food was not allowed and found the interaction unnecessarily rude.
One customer drove 45 minutes after checking Google Maps but found the roastery closed.
A reviewer liked working there but wanted more comfortable chairs.
The Bottom Line
Seven Fortunes is a coffee roastery and café in Al Quoz where the main draw is carefully prepared specialty coffee. You can order espresso, flat white, pour-over or V60, and buy roasted beans for home brewing. Brazilian espresso, the iced Caramel Latte and the Guatemala - Las Flores beans for V60 or pour-over all get specific mentions in reviews.
The space is calm, spacious and industrial in character, with visible roasting equipment, comfortable areas for catch-ups and a setting several people use for studying, laptop work or meetings. Reviews also mention non-dairy milk, including almond milk, and a quiet atmosphere rather than a lively café buzz. Coffee enthusiasts can go beyond drinking: barista brewing and latte art classes, training and business consulting are mentioned as part of the roastery’s wider offering.
There is free parking outside, but finding the entrance can take attention because the shop sits on a service road. Check opening hours before driving over; one customer arrived after following Google Maps and found it closed. If you are buying grounds for a home machine, confirm the grind carefully, and note that outside food is not allowed.
Beans may cost more than some alternatives, although one review found the drinks fairly priced.