Flexible Seating
Quiet pods and open areas let you choose between focused solo work and a more social workspace.
Techarc | Co-working Space
Al Quoz
Techarc is a coworking café in Al Quoz for remote work, studying and relaxed working sessions. Reviews point to a calm setup with quiet pods and open seating, alongside useful café choices such as coffee and the chicken and pesto sandwich.
Reputation Score
4.7
★★★★★
438 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Reliable WiFi
Reviewers specifically mention dependable WiFi and plentiful power access, useful for longer work sessions.
Prayer Room
A prayer room is available, which one reviewer appreciated as a Muslim visitor.
Calm Atmosphere
The space is repeatedly described as quiet, cozy and conducive to studying or focused work.
Workday Food
The chicken and pesto sandwich is one concrete food option praised by a reviewer during a work session.
Late Hours
It has been noted as one of the few nearby cafés open past 9PM, useful for evening study.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check Fees. Ask about seating charges before settling in, especially if you plan to use a sofa for several hours.
Pick Your Spot. Choose a quiet pod for focused work or an open area if you prefer more space and ambient activity.
Plan Parking. Allow extra time to park, or consider nearby public transport; a reviewer found parking troublesome.
Check Noise. If silence matters for a meeting or study session, check conditions first because construction and nearby guests can add noise.
Try Evenings. For an evening study session, this has been noted as one of the few cafés open past 9PM.
Use Outlets. Long work sessions are easier to manage here, with reviewers noting accessible plugs and plenty of sockets.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Alserkal Avenue - Warehouse 25 17th St
Al Qouz Ind.first - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 8:30 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:30 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:30 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:30 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:30 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Pistachio milkshake
A staff recommendation that one reviewer especially enjoyed.
Matcha latte
The matcha latte is mentioned both with agave for a sugar-free option and as a generally well-liked drink.
Creamy Chicken Mushroom
A reviewer called this dish superb after enjoying the café ambience.
Penne pink pasta
The penne pink pasta was described as tasty and reasonably portioned.
Acai smoothie
The Acai smoothie is a recurring order mentioned positively by café visitors.
Common Concerns
Extra Fees
Some seating and workspace use may cost extra; one reviewer objected to a 30 AED hourly sofa charge.
Parking Difficulty
Parking can be difficult, according to a reviewer who deducted a star for the hassle.
Occasional Noise
The space is not always silent; one review mentions noise from people and nearby construction.
Weak AC
A summer reviewer found the air conditioning insufficient during a longer stay.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
30 dhs
penne pink pasta
“Also the penne pink pasta was reasonably priced (30 dhs) for the portion and was so so good + iced spanish latte wasn't too sweet and loved it, the price is the same as a drink in any café”Google review · November 2024
30 AED per hour
sofa
“Charging 30 AED per hour just to sit on the sofa didn't feel reasonable to me”Google review · July 2026
10aed fee per hour
co-working space fee
“It’s a 10aed fee per hour if you don’t want to eat from the cafe”Google review · October 2023
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The Bottom Line
Techarc is a coworking café in Al Quoz built around studying, remote work and getting through a focused workday. You can work at an open table or in a quieter pod, use the WiFi and power sockets, and take breaks without leaving the café. The calm, cozy atmosphere is the main draw, though the space can occasionally become noisy.
The café side is more than an afterthought. Reviews specifically mention the flat white, creamy cappuccino, matcha latte, chicken and pesto sandwich, creamy chicken mushroom dish and penne pink pasta. The pasta was reported at 30 dhs, while another reviewer praised a pistachio milkshake.
Food and drinks make it practical for staying several hours rather than just dropping in with a laptop. Check the charging arrangement before you sit down: reviewers have reported hourly fees, including 30 AED to use a sofa and 10 AED per hour when not consuming from the café. Parking can be awkward, and one older review found the AC insufficient in hot weather.
The business says seating is first come, first served, with reservations handled by email, so ask ahead if you need a particular setup or event space.