By rating and review confidence
Best Australian restaurants in Dubai
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What people like
Sunday roastThe roast gets unusually specific praise for pink beef, crisp-tender potatoes, firm Yorkshire pudding and juniper-laced gravy.
Breakfast choiceBreakfast portions are generous, with the English breakfast, blueberry pancakes and Avo Toast earning repeated praise.
Jones the Grocer at Dusit Thani Hotel in DIFC combines an upscale grocery shop with a cafe serving global food with an Australian twist. Reviews make it especially useful for breakfast, coffee and relaxed meals, with standouts including the Sunday Roast and Avo Toast with hash browns.
View full business page →Tip: Use parkingIf you are driving, check the free self-parking at the back of Dusit Thani Hotel.
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Beachfront SettingOutdoor tables face the beach, with sea, Palm skyline and sunset views making the setting the main draw.
Brunch ValueThe sundown brunch was praised for pizza, salads, roast and grilled shrimp, with value described as economical for Dubai.
Jones the Grocer is an upscale market and café with global food carrying an Australian twist, set in Palm Jumeirah beside the beach. Reviews make it a strong choice for a relaxed breakfast, brunch or sunset meal, with standout mentions for the chocolate lava cake and beachfront setting.
View full business page →Tip: Check ClosingFor late visits, confirm the kitchen timing first; the last food orders were taken at 11:30 PM during one visit.
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What people like
Cheese roomThe dedicated meat and cheese room lets diners browse specialty products and sample cheeses while waiting for food.
Specialty coffeeCoffee receives strong praise, including a flat white, Burundi beans prepared in a French press and fresh croissants.
Jones the Grocer in Al Wasl combines an upscale gourmet market with a café serving global food with an Australian twist. It is especially appealing for breakfast or brunch, with well-liked dishes such as the Jones Big English and poached-egg plates, plus a cheese room and specialty groceries to browse.
View full business page →Tip: Try breakfastFor a first visit, consider the Jones Big English, Benny or Sambal Egg; these breakfast dishes were specifically praised.
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What people like
Avocado toastThe avocado toast is topped with cheese, seeds and fresh mint for a creamy, balanced breakfast option.
Comfortable seatingReviews mention ample seating, sofas, a kid-friendly setting and charging ports for working during a mall visit.
Jones the Grocer at Mall of the Emirates is an Australian-style cafe and upscale market serving global dishes with an Australian twist. Breakfast is a standout, particularly the all-you-can-eat menu, while the cafe also works well for coffee, relaxed meals and a shopping break.
View full business page →Tip: Specify eggsIf you prefer runny eggs, ask for soft: the breakfast deal defaults to medium eggs.
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What people like
Terrace viewsOutdoor seating can overlook the Dubai Fountain, with some reviews also noting views toward the Burj Khalifa.
Wagyu burgerThe Ultimate Mr. Jones Wagyu burger is repeatedly praised; one reviewer found it large enough for two people.
Jones the Grocer is an upscale market and café in Downtown Dubai, serving global food with an Australian twist. Reviews make breakfast, especially the traditional English breakfast, and the terrace overlooking the Dubai Fountain the main reasons to stop by.
View full business page →Tip: Choose winterVisit in cooler weather if you want the terrace and fountain view; several reviewers specifically preferred outdoor seating in winter.
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Pet-friendlyThe separate air-conditioned pet area makes it easier to bring a dog during Dubai’s warmer weather.
Warm serviceReviews consistently describe the team as welcoming, attentive and helpful with menu and coffee recommendations.
Stomping Grounds is an Australian-owned, industrial-chic cafe in Jumeirah for craft coffee, breakfast and light meals. Reviews make the shakshuka, French toast and carefully prepared coffee stand out, with a pet-friendly air-conditioned outdoor area adding another reason to linger.
View full business page →Tip: Visit weekdaysFor quieter laptop or meeting time, try the beginning of the week; weekends were described as busy.
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Steak cookingTomahawk, rib-eye and wagyu cuts are repeatedly described as tender, juicy and cooked exactly as requested.
Sharing cutsThe 1.3kg Angus Tomahawk and Hunter Sharing Platter make the meal easy to share with a group.
Hunter & Barrel is a Dubai steakhouse centred on premium cuts, with customers especially praising its tomahawk and wagyu steaks. It also suits relaxed lunches, date nights and celebrations, with a warm, low-lit dining room and outdoor seating.
View full business page →Tip: Choose lunchFor a calmer visit, consider lunch: one first-time lunch review reported no crowd and a quieter vibe.
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