Fresh Sourdough
The sourdough bread is praised as fresh at the cafe and at home, with olive and nut varieties also available.
The Bread Basket
Jumeirah
The Bread Basket is a sourdough bakery and dine-in cafe in Jumeirah, with a calm, polished setting for breakfast, coffee and freshly made pastries. Reviews especially point to the avocado toast, sourdough bread and standout croissants, plus a convenient drive-thru.
Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
257 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Excellent Croissants
Croissants are described as fluffy inside and crisp outside; one reviewer called the almond croissant their best in Dubai.
Avocado Toast
Avocado toast appears repeatedly as a satisfying breakfast choice, including with extra eggs and sourdough bread.
Calm Setting
The spacious, clean cafe has bright interiors, indoor and outdoor seating, and a cozy atmosphere suited to an unhurried visit.
Drive-Thru Service
Several reviews describe the drive-thru as fast and smooth, making it practical for a quick coffee or matcha stop.
Matcha Drinks
Matcha opinions vary, but several customers specifically enjoyed the Ube Matcha and Sterling Matcha collaboration drinks.
Outdoor View
Outdoor seating was noted as a pleasant winter option, with one reviewer mentioning a view of the Burj Khalifa.
Family Friendly
The atmosphere is described as family-friendly, and children were happy with the croissants.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check Pastries. Ask what is fresh before ordering: pastries are made in-house but the selection is limited.
Use Parking. Plan for paid parking nearby; a review specifically notes paid street parking next to the cafe.
Try Outdoors. For cooler weather, choose the outdoor seating, which has been noted as a comfortable winter option.
Inspect Exit. If using the drive-thru, check that the exit is clear before entering; one blocked exit caused a difficult reverse manoeuvre.
Consider Portions. If ordering the PB&J, note that one reviewer found the AED 40 serving to be only one slice of toast.
Try Matcha. Matcha is a recurring recommendation, with the Ube Matcha and Sterling Matcha receiving especially specific praise.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Wasl Rd
Jumeirah - Jumeira First, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
Common Concerns
Uneven Flavour
One breakfast visit found the Arabic toast bland, while the matcha and lattes were considered average.
Limited Availability
Pastry selection can be limited, and some items may not be available when you visit.
Drive-Thru Blockage
A parked car once blocked the drive-thru exit, forcing a customer to reverse without the promised assistance.
Small PB&J
A reviewer felt the AED 40 PB&J was too small because it contained only one slice of toast.
Extra Milk Charge
One customer objected to an additional charge for lactose-free milk and noted that skimmed milk was not offered.
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The Bottom Line
The Bread Basket is a sourdough bakery and dine-in cafe in Jumeirah, built around slow breakfasts, coffee and bakery items. Customers commonly order sourdough bread with avocado toast, Turkish eggs, Arabic toast and croissants; the almond croissant received one particularly strong recommendation. There is also a drive-thru for quicker coffee or matcha stops.
The setting is a major part of the appeal. Reviews describe a spacious, clean interior with natural light, plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and a calm, cozy feel. Outdoor tables are especially attractive in cooler weather, and one customer mentioned a Burj Khalifa view.
Families are welcome, while the quiet atmosphere also suits couples or a relaxed coffee break. Matcha is a recurring favourite, although one breakfast review found the drinks and Arabic toast fairly average, so expectations should be flexible. Pastries are made in-house but availability can be limited.
Nearby paid street parking is mentioned. Drive-thru service is usually described as fast and friendly, but one customer encountered a blocked exit and had to reverse out, so it is worth checking the route is clear. Pricing feedback is mixed: matcha cookies were reported at 5 AED, while a reviewer felt the AED 40 PB&J was too small for one slice of toast.