Floral setting
The cafe’s flower displays create a distinctive setting, with reviews repeatedly mentioning the strong floral aroma.
The Burrow - Nad Al Hammar
Nad Al Hamar
The Burrow is a small cafe and flower shop in Nad Al Hamar, with a coffee bar set among colourful floral displays. It is a distinctive stop for coffee, flower arrangements, board games and creative downtime, rather than a spacious conventional work cafe.
Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
375 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Warm service
Staff are frequently described as welcoming and attentive, with one customer receiving a replacement after accidentally spilling coffee.
Coffee variety
The menu includes named drinks such as pistachio latte and red velvet latte, alongside more classic coffee options.
Welcome roses
Several reviews mention receiving a complimentary rose with coffee, making the visit feel more gift-like than a standard cafe stop.
Family friendly
Reviews mention children’s colouring activities and games, and describe the cafe as suitable for families.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm coffee. If coffee is your main reason for visiting, confirm the coffee bar is operating first; one recent visitor found it unattended and was told there was no coffee.
Plan parking. Allow for paid parking when budgeting for a visit, as one customer specifically mentioned having to pay for it.
Skip laptop work. Choose this for a short creative session rather than several hours of laptop work, because seating is cramped and WiFi has received criticism.
Expect pastries. Come mainly for coffee and a light sweet or pastry; the reviews describe a small selection rather than a proper food menu.
Plan the visit
Practical details
59PJ+734 TOUFIQ Z - Warehouse 15
Nadd Al Hamar, Dubai
| Mon | 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sun | 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Kunafa
One customer paired the kunafa with cappuccino and called it amazing.
Molten Lava Cake
A dessert praised alongside cappuccino in a review of the cafe’s coffee-and-flower-shop experience.
V60
The V60 is available, though one customer found it less successful than the latte.
Brownie
The brownie was specifically praised in a review that also enjoyed the coffee and flower-filled setting.
Common Concerns
Limited seating
The cafe is very small, with limited seating and little privacy for working or visiting with a group.
Weak WiFi
One customer specifically found the WiFi unsuitable for spending several hours working on a laptop.
Limited food
Food choices are narrow, with reviews describing only a few cakes, pastries and sandwiches rather than a full meal menu.
Mixed drinks
Drink quality is not completely consistent: some customers found the coffee average or the drinks poor for their prices.
Work noise
A customer found the cafe too loud to work when another guest was singing loudly.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
36 aed
Spanish latte with oat milk
“I got Spanish latte with oat milk which was really yummy but overpriced at 36 aed”Google review · April 2025
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The Bottom Line
The Burrow is a small cafe and flower shop in Nad Al Hamar, with a coffee bar set among floral displays. It suits a short coffee stop, a gift pickup, or a relaxed game-and-drawing session more than a conventional work cafe; customers mention board games, scrapbooks and markers, as well as a calm atmosphere. Coffee is the main draw, with named favourites including pistachio latte, red velvet latte, Spanish latte, cappuccino and iced pistachio latte.
Reviews also call out the brownie, kunafa with cappuccino, cheesecake and molten lava cake, though the food selection is mostly pastries, a few cakes and sandwiches rather than a full menu. Flower arrangements are available through the in-store studio, and several customers received a rose with their coffee. The floral setting is the distinctive part: reviews repeatedly mention the flower smell, warm lighting and artwork.
Staff are often described as welcoming and attentive, and one review says a spilled coffee was replaced without fuss. It can work for families and casual creative time, but the room is genuinely small, so groups and laptop work may feel cramped. Go with modest expectations on space and connectivity.
One customer found the WiFi poor, parking paid, and a Spanish latte with oat milk priced at 36 AED; another found the cafe too loud to work. Coffee quality is not completely consistent either, with V60 and some drinks receiving mixed feedback. If coffee is your reason for driving over, confirm the coffee bar is operating first.