Shisha focus
Shisha is a major draw, with several regulars calling it their favourite and praising its preparation.
Share Café
Al Furjan
Share Café is a spacious Arabic-food and shisha café in Al Furjan, with hot and cold drinks, fresh juices and a relaxed social setting. Customers come for shisha, meals such as mixed grill, coffee and waffles, as well as cards or live football on big screens.
Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
258 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Social seating
The spacious café suits long card sessions; one regular says their group plays for more than six hours on weekends.
Sports viewing
Live football is shown on big screens, making the café useful for watching games with friends.
Winter windows
The large seating area can open during winter, and reviews also mention its unusually large windows.
Waffles
A family visit included complimentary waffles after the shisha head was changed, an unusually thoughtful service detail.
Parking
The Al Furjan Pavilion location has plenty of parking in the surrounding area.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm tables. Ask whether your table is reserved within the next hour before settling in, as one customer was asked to leave unexpectedly.
Check minimums. If booking for football, confirm any minimum spend first; one reservation was tied to a 70 AED requirement.
Choose timing. For an open-air feel, consider visiting in winter when the large seating area and windows can be opened.
Expect smoking. This is a shisha venue and a reviewer says it is not suitable for under-18s, so plan family visits accordingly.
Watch games. For football, ask about the big-screen broadcast schedule; live sporting events are a regular part of the café experience.
Allow parking. The Pavilion area has plenty of parking, which makes driving to the café relatively straightforward.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Pavilion
Jebel Ali Village - Al Furjan, Dubai
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Moroccan tea
Moroccan tea is specifically praised as an excellent hot drink.
Mixed grill
Mixed grill was part of a well-reviewed family dinner alongside fatoush and Moroccan tea.
Fatoush
A reviewer singled out the fatoush as excellent during dinner.
Lemon mojito
Lemon mojito was one of the drinks ordered during a casual visit with friends.
Common Concerns
Service swings
Service feedback is inconsistent, ranging from fast and friendly to reports of very poor service and slow responses.
Table policies
Some customers were asked to leave after settling in because a table was reserved, without being told beforehand.
Food inconsistency
One customer said the shish tawooq arrived deep-fried rather than grilled.
Minimum spend
A football-game reservation was reportedly refused unless the group agreed to spend at least 70 AED.
Charcoal upkeep
A review says charcoal service needs attention, while another asks for an organic charcoal option to avoid affecting shisha taste.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
40aed
breakfast combo
“Will come back to taste their breakfast combo at 40aed”Google review · January 2023
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The Bottom Line
Share Café is a shisha-led Arabic-food café in Al Furjan where you can settle in for coffee, Moroccan tea, fresh juices, waffles or a full meal. It is also a social spot: reviews mention playing cards for six-plus hours, watching live football on big screens and spending long, quiet evenings with friends or family. The setting is one of its stronger points.
The café is spacious, has large windows, and can open its bigger seating area during winter for a more outdoor feel. Parking around the Furjan Pavilion is described as plentiful, and the venue is near Al Furjan Metro Station. Food feedback is generally positive, including mixed grill, fatoush and chicken dishes, though one customer reported that shish tawooq was deep-fried rather than grilled.
Service is less predictable than the atmosphere. Many reviews describe warm, attentive staff and quick service, but others report poor attitudes, slow responses and confusing table rules. Before sitting down, ask whether the table is reserved soon; if you are booking for football, confirm any minimum spend, as one group was told to spend at least 70 AED.
It is a smoking venue and was described as unsuitable for under-18s.
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