Sunday Roast
The roast repeatedly earns praise for well-cooked meat, rich gravy, crisp potatoes and traditional trimmings.
Jumeirah
Sloane Street Kitchen is a cafe in Jumeirah serving classic British food with modern touches. Reviews make its Sunday roast—especially roast beef, gravy and Yorkshire pudding—the main draw, while the school cake with custard gives dessert-focused visitors a clear reason to stay.
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The roast repeatedly earns praise for well-cooked meat, rich gravy, crisp potatoes and traditional trimmings.
Reviewers repeatedly single out the Yorkshire pudding, with one calling it among the best they have had in Dubai.
The school cake with custard is a standout dessert and a recurring reason diners return.
A kids play area at the back helps families linger over meals without children getting bored.
The outdoor terrace is useful for a relaxed meal, especially in cooler months.
Several diners describe the portions as generous, including the roast and its sides.
The mood ranges from quiet and cozy to polished and relaxed, with music also earning praise.
Check Stock. Ask what remains before ordering Sunday roast; one diner was told the beef roast was unavailable after a long wait.
Allow Time. Consider an off-peak visit or allow extra time, as one Sunday diner left after waiting 1.5 hours without food.
Vegetarian Plans. If you want a vegetarian roast, ask ahead about Sunday options rather than assuming the regular menu is available.
Cooler Months. Choose the outdoor terrace in cooler months, when reviewers found it a useful seating option.
Family Visits. With children, look for the kids play area at the back in the mall area; families say it helps extend the meal.
Parking. Free parking is mentioned as a practical plus when visiting.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Roast beef is praised for its flavour and quality, usually served with gravy and sides.
Iced lattes are described as well-crafted and refreshing alongside lunch.
Several reviews report slow service, including a Sunday visit where a diner waited 1.5 hours without food.
Sunday diners reported drinks and roast options becoming unavailable after they had already ordered or waited.
One vegetarian diner said there was no vegetarian roast or main-menu ordering on Sunday, with sides sold out.
A review alleges that chicken nuggets served to a child were raw, a serious concern for families.
One reviewer felt some items were slightly overpriced and objected to an extra charge for vanilla.
The Bottom Line
Sloane Street Kitchen is a Jumeirah cafe with a distinctly British comfort-food focus. The Sunday roast is the main reason people come: reviewers mention roast beef, roast chicken or turkey, rich gravy, roast potatoes, vegetables and proper Yorkshire pudding. The school cake with custard is the other recurring favourite, while breakfast dishes such as avocado and halloumi on sourdough and iced lattes broaden the appeal beyond Sundays.
Families have a useful extra here: a kids play area at the back in the mall area, and several reviews describe staff as welcoming with children. There is also an outdoor terrace, with free parking mentioned as a plus. The atmosphere is often described as relaxed, polished, quiet or cozy, and the music gets its own compliments.
Service is the main reason to plan carefully. 5 hours without food. Sunday availability can also be uneven: a reviewer found no vegetarian roast, while others arrived to find beef or other items unavailable.
If you are visiting for roast, check what is in stock first and allow extra time. Families should also take seriously the review alleging raw chicken nuggets were served to a child.