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Two live singers were praised as the showstoppers at a birthday celebration, adding strong energy to the evening.
Al Karama
Time Cafe is a sports bar at Ramee Royal Hotel in Al Karama, built around live matches on large screens, live music and games. Reviews especially point to four pool tables, making it a practical choice for watching cricket or football with friends, then staying for a band or a game.
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Two live singers were praised as the showstoppers at a birthday celebration, adding strong energy to the evening.
Screens throughout the venue help guests follow weekend games without missing the action.
Four pool tables make this a useful pick if playing billiards is part of your plan.
The venue has different seating areas and enough room for groups to spread out.
One visitor specifically found the washrooms spotless and the wider space well maintained.
Reviews mention family functions, an open setting and gaming consoles that children can use.
At least one busy weekend visit found the staff quick and friendly, even when the bar was crowded.
Confirm spend. Ask about the 50 AED minimum spend before ordering, as one review says the condition was unexpected.
Check screening. If a match matters, confirm the channel and sound first; one group had to ask for the Champions League game to be shown.
Time billiards. Pool players can ask about the billiards tournament held on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Allow patience. During busy celebrations, keep an eye on table service because one group repeatedly had to call the server.
Check the bill. Review the bill and confirm any Zomato or other offer before settling, since one customer said offers were not accounted for.
Arrange tables. If you need private seating for a celebration, clarify the arrangement in advance because a request for private tables led to a complaint.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Tue | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Wed | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Thu | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Fri | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Sat | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Sun | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
Live music is a recurring part of the evening, including birthday celebrations where it created an energetic atmosphere.
A billiards tournament is mentioned as taking place every Wednesday and Friday.
The entertainment programme can include a DJ and live Bollywood band with a sports theme.
A birthday group had to repeatedly call for a server, with the reviewer suspecting the venue was understaffed.
One visit involved a serious complaint about rude, unprofessional treatment when private tables were requested.
A review flags a 50 AED minimum spend, which may catch visitors off guard if they already plan to order drinks.
A long-time visitor said prices lacked clarity and that extra charges repeatedly appeared on the bill.
One sports viewer had to request a Champions League match and later found Indian music playing during it.
The Bottom Line
Time Cafe is a sports bar at Ramee Royal Hotel in Al Karama for match nights, casual drinks and group celebrations. You can watch cricket or football on large screens, play on four pool tables, and stay for live music or a live Bollywood band. The spacious layout also includes different seating areas, while one review mentions gaming consoles for children.
The atmosphere leans lively and distinctly desi, with DJs, bands and energetic live singers. That works well for birthdays and office gatherings, though music choices may not always suit the match: one group had to ask for the Champions League to be shown and later heard Indian music during the game. The venue has also hosted a billiards tournament on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Food feedback is mixed. Some visitors found it delicious with plenty of choice, while others called it average or below expectations. Service can be warm and attentive, but it is inconsistent: one birthday group repeatedly called for a server, and another regular left after waiting without anyone coming to the table.
Ask about the 50 AED minimum spend, check current offers and review the bill before paying. Reviews also include serious complaints about rude management, so expectations around customer service should be realistic.