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Time Out Dubai
13-05-2025
- Time Out Dubai
An introvert's guide to Dubai: The best places to relax, read and recharge
If you want fast-paced, then Dubai has got it all. Packed-out attractions, incredible parties and bustling malls, this city truly never sleeps. But what if that fast-paced vibe isn't your cup of tea? Where can you enjoy a quiet lunch, read a book or sip drinks at a bar where you can actually hear your friend speak? Knowing our way in and out of the city means we know just the right spots where you can unwind after a long day (or just enjoy some me time). From lively hangouts to serene retreats, this beautiful city has something for every mood. Trust us, we've got you covered. From cool restaurants to cosy libraries, museums, parks and bars, these are some of the best spots to live your best introverted life in Dubai. Things to do in Dubai, as an introvert Get breakfast at BRIX Café Chill outside at Brix Café (Credit: Brix Café) Located at the charming, old-school Jumeirah Fishing Harbour 2, with its rich wooden floors and artsy décor, the dreamy BRIX Café offers beautiful views of the Arabian Gulf. For that perfect quaint-fishing-town vibe, grab an outdoor table overlooking the harbour – just be sure to arrive early to grab the best spot. Open daily, 8am-11:30pm. Jumeirah Fishing Harbour. (054 515 7861) Brunch at Stomping Grounds (Credit: Stomping Grounds) You can enjoy all the city vibes without getting caught up in the hustle and bustle here at this indie coffee shop. *Perfect* for a casual brekkie, the industrial space (dark woods, mismatched chairs, exposed concrete) is bang-on-trend all while remaining warm and cosy, with the smell of freshly brewed coffee lingering in the air. Start your day here with the three eggs croffle Benedict or a green shakshuka and cheese pide or just build your own plate. The best part? It's an all-day breakfast here. Whether you're catching up with a friend or simply relaxing with a charming garden view, this is one of the most perfect spots for a meal with earthy vibes. Open daily, 7:30am-11:30pm. Jumeirah, (04 344 4451) Lunch at itadaku With light wood furniture and soft lighting, as soon as you step into itadaku you'll feel at peace. If you didn't know already, the Japanese are masters of creating calm, whether it's at home or public spaces and that same sense of tranquility is at the heart of this family-run, authentic Japanese restaurant. Featuring the cutest little bonsai trees, minimalist design and an open kitchen where you can watch the chefs slicing fish as if it's butter, you'll feel zen in no time. Enjoy à la carte items like sushis, grills from the Robata or the seasonal Dhs498 Omakase menu. All in all, expect a peaceful dining experience. Tue-Sun, noon-3pm, 6pm-10pm. Wasl Vita, Jumeirah, (04 223 6122). Chill at the Mohammed bin Rashid Library Find your very own corner of calm here at Mohammed bin Rashid Library. The iconic library sprawls a sweet 54,000 sq m – that's half the size of Deira City Centre mall. Located in Dubai Creek's Al Jaddaf, the spot is a direct 10-minute walk from the Creek metro station. It's free to enter and offers free WiFi, with dedicated spaces on every floor featuring charging points, large desks, lounge chairs and bean bags. Free entry. Mon-Thu, Sat, 9am-9pm. Fri, 2pm-9pm. Sun, closed. Al Jaddaf. (800 627523). Work remotely at Nasab Nasab is a co-working space located in the residential area of Al Barari offering up a vintage vibe. Spread across two storeys, this rustic-style space features towering bookshelves, wooden furniture and grey concrete flooring, all complemented by lush greenery. As you work here during the day, you'll enjoy the changing shades of sunlight streaming in from various angles. Step outside, and you'll find rows of palm trees lining a winding path that leads to the pool lounge area. Sign up for a day of working here for Dhs170. You can use the spot from 9am to 10pm, access the gym, the steam and sauna and the pool along with free WiFi. Feel free to use printers, scanners, enjoy complimentary black coffee and water. Dhs170. Open Mon-Fri, 9am-6:30pm. Sat-Sun, 9am-5pm. Nasab Dubai, Koa, Al Barari. (04 886 8182) Enjoy nature at SEVA Wellness Centre & Cafe Visiting this vegan eatery, wellness centre and concept store feels like stepping into India's lost city of Hampi. Plenty of trees, creepers and bushes flank the outdoor tables on either side, while indoors you'll find libraries, stone flooring, linen upholstery and furniture made of actual wooden bark. If you're looking to experience the popular yoga culture of India's Auroville or Hampi, you should pay them a visit. While you're there, treat your insides to a bit of goodness and wolf down a 'liver vitality' salad featuring wild greens, roasted beetroot, charred mandarins and spirulina tahini or the grounded khichdi (Indian rice dish with mung beans cooked in spices elevated by kale and homemade coconut-based yoghurt). Filled with vibrant dishes like kimchi and rice noodles, tacos, zucchini pappardelle and other delicacies from across the world, this vegan menu is anything but boring. Open daily, 8am-10pm. Jumeirah Beach Road. (056 534 2899) Picnic at Zabeel Park Credit: CanvaPro As one of the largest parks in the city, there's plenty of room to claim your own private spot on the grass. If you love the outdoors, you'll appreciate quietly relaxing under a tree. With birds chirping, leaves rustling endlessly and the cool weather right now, there's no better place to unwind. Prepare a charcuterie board, some mini sandwiches and pack loads of water before heading down to Zabeel Park for a cute picnic. If you forgot to pack something, you can pick up a karak tea and snacks from the on-site cafeterias. Instead, if you're up for a workout, go on a jog through the rolling greens of Zabeel Park. Dhs5. Mon-Thu, 8am-10pm. Fri, Sat, Sun, 8am-11pm. Zabeel Area, near Max Metro Station. Enjoy some me time at Al Mamzar Beach Park Credit: Al Mamzar Park Beach As you enter the park and stroll along the left, you'll slowly reach the side of the park that shares a border with a 1km-long, quiet stretch of coastline dotted by patio tables that are thoughtfully spaced out. The park has plenty of manicured lawns, large trees offering lots of shade, three stunning pools, an outdoor space for barbecues, rentable chalets, food kiosks and an open amphitheatre which often hosts entertainment. It's the perfect spot to spend an entire day reconnecting with nature and chasing some quiet time. Dhs5. Open daily, 8pm-10pm. Al Mamzar Beach Park (04 296 6201). Stroll through the Dubai Water Canal (Credit: Canva) A nice way to spend an evening is by taking a walk at the Dubai water canal. The 3.2-km-long waterway traverses from Dubai Creek through Business Bay all the way to the Arabian Gulf. You can cycle, run or walk through one of the five pedestrian bridges each offering a beautiful vantage point. Or you can hop on an abra and sail along the canal's calm waters. For walks or jogs, head to the Dubai Water Canal footbridge. The best way to visit is by arriving in your car or getting a cab. Open daily, 24/7. Dubai Water Canal FoodBridge (600 555559). Museums and galleries to explore Explore Dubai's history at Al Shindagha Museum Credit: Supplied Al Shindagha Museum is home to multiple heritage buildings, including the former residential quarters of Sheikh Saeed bin Maktoum Al Maktoum, a former ruler of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. Here you can step back in time (specifically to the early 20th century), learn about Dubai's maritime traditions and delve into the cultural roots of the Dubai that we know today. There are 21 buildings, each telling its own story about a different slice of history. You can wander through them all at your own pace, soaking it in without feeling rushed. And when your feet need a break, just find a bench overlooking Dubai Creek and old Dubai – it's the perfect spot to rest and take in the views. Dhs50. Open daily, 10am-8pm. Dubai Creek. (80033222). Spend an evening at XVA Café & Restaurant Credit: XVA Gallery Tucked away in the historical neighbourhood of Al Fahidi in between sikkas (narrow alleyways), this art gallery and cafe, at 100 years old, is literally a slice of history. In the lovely courtyard, you'll find old trees, wooden furniture and antique knick-knacks. You can grab a cuppa, enjoy some vegetarian dishes and take a stroll through the art gallery. It's the perfect place to drench yourself in the charm of Old Arabia. Plus, it's pet-friendly so feel free to get your furry bestie over. Open daily, 7am-10pm. XVA Gallery. Al Fahidi Neighbourhood. (04 353 5383) Grab a pint at Fibber Magee's Sure, it might not have a reputation for being the quietest spot in town, but hear us out. This no-frills, authentic Irish pub, tucked behind Sheikh Zayed Road, is full of nooks, crannies and mismatched furniture and feels worlds away from its central Dubai location. It's not shiny, it's not fancy – but it's pubby, laid-back and most importantly, snug. It's easy to find a corner to chill with your besties for hours on end and that's why we love it. Oh, and if cottage-core vibes are your thing, you'll feel right at home. Happy hours run from 1pm to 7pm Sundays to Fridays. Love a good deal? Take advantage of the Saturday brunches, business lunches, Sunday roasts or any one of the plenty of offers of food and beverages. Open daily, 8am-3am. Saeed Tower One, Sheikh Zayed Road, (04 332 2400). Check out Issei Dubai Choose an outdoor spot by the glass windows at Issei Dubai, where you can enjoy sweeping views of the city while being surrounded by lush greenery – you won't regret it. It'll be like you're enjoying a drink up in the sky. Issei Dubai is a Peruvian-Japanese-flavoured restaurant on the 27th floor of the Radisson Hotel in DAMAC Hills. This Nikkei restaurant offers great food, unmatched views in a beautiful setting and creative drinks you'll remember long after your last bite. The brand is known for its creative mixed drinks that pay homage to both Peru and Japan in flavour and mix. Ingredients include green tea, egg whites and Japanese juniper-based blends. Sun-Thu, 5pm-midnight, Fri-Sat, 5pm-2am. Issei Dubai, Radisson Hotel DAMAC Hills, @isseidubai (04 879 1111). Looking for things to do in Dubai? New Dubai restaurants you need to try in 2025 New year, new restaurants to check out The big comedy shows and comedians to catch in Dubai Book tickets now for these top gigs and events 20 fully redeemable pool passes in Dubai Get your money's worth at these Dubai spots — if you can handle the heat
Time Out Dubai
07-05-2025
- Time Out Dubai
Jumeirah cafés:17 beautiuful spots you might not know
There's always been something special about Jumeirah. It is one of Dubai's oldest neighbourhoods and houses some of the city's most charming corner shop cafés. From cosy nooks tucked away on quiet streets to sun-drenched terraces offering views of the Dubai Canal, each of these cafés has something special. Plus, who doesn't love a homegrown concept? Here are 10 beautiful Jumeirah cafés we love that you might not have heard of. 18 Jumeirah cafés to try today Air Speciality Coffee Dubai's coolest cafés and coffee shops (Credit: Air Speciality Coffee) Sourcing speciality coffee blends from around the world, coming here regularly means sipping on new flavours of coffee every time you visit. Oh, and tucking into some tasty puddings, too. Coffee blends come from major farms in countries like Kenya and Ethiopia, each with its distinct fruity tastes, alongside homegrown specialities, such as homemade almond milk. There certainly is something special about this suave coffee house. Open Sun-Thu 7am-11pm, Fri-Sat 8am-midnight. Jumeirah Beach Road, Jumeirah (04 321 3555). Alchemy Coffee Dubai's coolest cafés and coffee shops (Credit: Alchemy) Alchemy specialises in coffee that's sourced from ethical single farms. We do love an ethical queen. With a mission of providing quality coffee while supporting coffee farmers' communities around the world, you can sip on a black sesame latte while demolishing a warm lava cake smothered in pistachio sauce. Also, that pool will just put you in the most relaxed mood. Open Mon-Thu 8.30am-11pm, Fri-Sun 8.30am-1am. Al Wasl Road, Jumeirah 2 (04 344 2466). Backyard This aesthetic Jumeirah café opened in early 2023 and serves up speciality coffee as well as a small menu of sandwiches, and smoothie bowls for breakfast, lunch and dinner. When you're there, try the truffle bun, made with fluffy scrambled eggs, chives, truffle mushrooms, and rocket leaves, sandwiched between brioche buns. You'll easily find this Jumeirah café because of the big beige and branded Land Rover parked outside. Open daily from 7am-10pm. Al Manara, Jumeriah @ Bonds Not named after 007, this Wasl Road café is all about getting together and bonding as friends (get it?). With a huge coffee menu that features cold brews, V60, lattes and more, you'll have plenty of java options to choose from. The menu at Bonds doesn't fall short, either. Think platters of scrambled eggs, avo on toast and pastries. Breakfast is available until 2pm, so all those wanting a lie-in will still be able to enjoy a tasty brekkie in the afternoon, too. Open Mon-Thu 6.30am-11pm, Fri-Sat 6.30am-midnight. Wasl Road, Al Manara, Jumeirah @bondscoffee (04 570 2210). BRIX Café Dubai's coolest cafés and coffee shops. (Credit: BRIX Café) Located in the idyllic Jumeirah Fishing Harbour, BRIX Café is a Time Out Dubai favourite for a freshly brewed cup of speciality coffee, baked goods, and an excellent all-day breakfast. Watch the boats bob up and down while you try out some incredible pastries and desserts. If you only order one thing, let it be one of the stuffed croissants. Served with dreamy views over the Arabian Gulf waters, you will love every second you spend here. Open daily, 6am-10.30pm. Jumeirah Fishing Harbour 1, (054 515 7861). Comptoir 102 (Credit: Supplied) All about living organically, set up your office from Comptoir 102 and get some healthy snacks to keep your brain well-fed and focused. Browse the shop and grocery store before sitting down for a portion of the turmeric fried eggs and halloumi salad. Wash it down with a skin glow juice and you'll be in tip-top shape. Open daily 8am-7.30pm, 102 Beach Road, Jumeirah, (04 385 4555). Common Grounds (Credit: Common Grounds) Did someone say beach? One for the cooler months, the café has one of the best views in Dubai. Located at Nessnass Beach, it is the perfect place to grab a cup of coffee or a pastry by the water. Your best bet is to get there early, especially on a weekend morning when you may end up queuing. Open daily 6am-10pm, 59 Al Hadd St, Jumeirah 3, (050 196 7165). Knot Credit: Knot Knot Bakehouse in Dubai's Jumeirah is a family-run bakery and café known for much more than croissants. Open daily from a bright and early 6.30am to midnight, this stylish, industrial-chic spot serves everything in-house, from sourdough and babka to shakshuka, Sicilian flatbreads and creative desserts like mango chia pudding. Drinks get a fun twist too, with foamy tops on iced tiramisu lattes or sea salt vanilla matcha. Whether you're after a spiced pastry, a hearty sandwich, or just a cosy matcha moment, Knot Bakehouse is where it's at. Open daily from 6.30am-midnight, open daily. Al Athar Street, Jumeirah, Dubai. knotbakehouse (04 263 1915). Kulture House Another gem in Jumeirah, the café is an '80s Emirati villa transformed into a cultural melting pot and coffee shop. Showcasing some art part-time and covered with minimalist furniture, the walls and shelves are all decorated with souvenirs and items from the owner's trips abroad. P.S. If you're a matcha fan, you need to try the U B E (trust us). Open daily 9am-7pm. 106 Jumeirah Street, Jumeirah 1, (04 399 1790). Number Five (Credit: Supplied) This Wasl Road villa is all about a minimalist aesthetic. Think white open spaces, marble countertops and a perfectly sliced peanut butter tart. If you're the type of person who likes everything neat and organised, this is one Jumeirah café for you. Open Mon-Thu 8am-10.30am, Fri-Sun 8am-11pm. Wasl Road, Al Manara Jumeirah @ (050 740 9738). Oath This Jumeirah café is located inside a flower boutique on Al Wasl Road and serves delicious matcha lattes. The beautiful space is where you want to go for a laid-back, ice-cool sip. Choose your milk, and the baristas will make a matcha latte, which you can enjoy with your dessert of choice. Open Sat-Thu 10am-9pm, Fri 10am-10pm. Al Wasl Road, Jumeirah, Dubai @ (050 515 4971). Orto Café A peaceful coffee shop with floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the Dubai Canal is a place we want to be. Orto serves speciality coffee, matcha lattes and desserts that will live in your head rent-free. Grab a rich espresso and pair it with the cinnamon roll, baked with sweet spices before being smothered in a homemade chocolate sauce (yum). Open daily 7am-midnight. 395 Al Athar St, Jumeirah, @ortodubai (04 345 5060). Rx Coffee Apothecary (Credit: Supplied) Mixing traditional flavours with popular desserts, try the crispy legaimat tart, a kunafa slide sponge cake or for something savoury, the black truffle khachapuri will do the trick. However, it's the coffee that really sets this place apart. Painstakingly sourced, expertly poured coffee is what this place is known for, and with good reason – the speciality brews are best-in-class. OpenSun-Thu 8am-11pm, Fri-Sat 8am-12am. Al Athar St, Jumeirah, (04 348 1567). Various other locations. Stomping Grounds (Credit: Stomping Grounds) Stomping Grounds is one of the best coffee shops in Dubai. Serving Dubai's own speciality batch Coffee, this cosy and homey Australian coffee hub in the heart of Jumeirah 1, is always buzzing. You can build your own brekkie or go all out with a lobster thermidor for a tasty lunch. Open daily 7.30am-12.30am. Jumeirah 1 (04 344 4451). To The Moon and Back (Credit: TTMB) Located underneath the Dubai Canal bridge, this eccentric café nestled close to the water exudes a super cosy ambience. Look closely and you'll notice space-themed art and memorabilia hanging around the venue. It's a quiet spot, making it a great place to work. The speciality coffee is exceptional, and the food menu features a selection of tasty breakfast and lunch dishes. Open daily from 7am-11pm. Al Athar Street, Jumeirah 3 @ (04 388 8414). The 100 Café The 100 Café, located inside the Hundred Wellness Centre on an unassuming Jumeirah 1 street, offers a delicious daily menu of healthy dishes and plenty of vegan options. Try the speciality coffee, medicinal teas or one of the many fruit smoothies (order the Jumeirah Jane if you love mango). The tranquil light-flooded café is surrounded by lush greenery and floor-to-ceiling windows. Open Sat-Thu 8am-6pm. 53b Street, Jumeirah 1, (04 344 7333). Tonton Tonton, a new bakehouse by Basil Yassin, owner of YAVA, is now open, serving up freshly baked pastries. From traditional croissants to the delicate vanilla caramel mille-feuille, and a signature TonTail – a unique twist on the classic sfogliatella. Known for its flaky layers and creamy filling, the sfogliatella is a must-try for pastry-lovers. Open all day, you can also head there for freshly brewed coffee and plenty of other treats. Open Mon-Thu 8am-8pm, Fri-Sun 8am-10pm. Wasl 51, Al Wasl Road , (058 998 5272). Villa Margot Located deep in Jumeirah on Al Uroubah Street, Villa Margot is a beautiful concept store and flower shop selling seasonal bouquets and more. The captivating space is also home to a little café where coffee, teas and a selection of sweet and savoury treats are served. The bright furniture and mismatched pieces are definitely a vibe. Head to this Jumeirah café for a quiet afternoon read. Open daily 10am-8.30pm. Al Urouba Street, Jumeirah 2 @ (04 881 5654). Love cafés? Dubai's best coffee shops Where to find a great cup of coffee and a bite to eat in Dubai 10 best cafés in Dubai These are the top 10 best cafés in Dubai, as per the Time Out Dubai Restaurant Awards Best breakfast in Dubai From eggs Benedict to full-on fry-ups here's where to kick off a morning in style
Emirates Woman
08-04-2025
- Lifestyle
- Emirates Woman
10 Insta-worthy outdoor breakfast spots to book in the UAE
Life by Sarah Joseph 19 seconds ago Before the sweltering heat dons upon us, it's time to book in a relaxing outdoor breakfast spot. From rooftop terraces with panoramic views to cosy cafés nestled in the heart of the city, it's time to start your day by comfortably dining outside without breaking a sweat. So, scroll through the guide as we're we're about to spill some major breakfast tea. BRIX Café View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dubai. Coffee (@ For a delightful escape into the world of freshly baked delights, exquisite breakfast, and expertly crafted coffee, you're in the right placev. From Avocado Toast to Eggs Benedict, this all day breakfast spot offers a delightful escape into the world of freshly baked delights nestled in Jumeirah Fishing Harbour. It boasts dreamy views over the Arabian Gulf with an outdoor terrace, making it the perfect spot to switch-off an unwind with friends and experience the warmth in every dish, for a wholesome start to the day. It's open daily from 8am to 11:30pm. For more information visit Terra Eatery You can add this delicious breakfast spot to your list. Among the varied morning plates include two dishes that take their inspiration from the region and the Turkish heritage of Terra's talented Executive Chef Ibrahim Guner. Firstly, Menemen, a flavourful blend of sumac yoghurt, onions and capsicums; secondly, Turkish Eggs cooked with chilli oil and yoghurt. Hummus with artichokes, olives and pita bread is another breakfast idea presented by Guner. Breakfast can be enjoyed in Terra's tranquil patio garden spaces, where dogs are also welcome at the Dubai branch to join the breakfast offers these tantalising breakfast dishes in Dubai every day from 8am to 12pm. Terra Dubai is located on Umm Al Sheif Road, Al Thanya, Dubai and is open daily 8am to midnight. For more information visit Bageri Form View this post on Instagram A post shared by BAGERI FORM (@bageriform) Inspired by Scandinavian design, this artisanal café was elevating bakery classics and serving dishes with the freshest of ingredients. With Nordic-infused interiors, the bakery also serves freshly sourced matcha in minimal cups for a rejuvenating start to the day. With an aesthetic presentation, this place is beyond Instagrammable-worthy with its ourdoor clean setting. It's located in Dubai Design District, Building 4. Open Monday to Thursday 7:30am to 8pm, Friday to Sunday 8:30am to 10pm. For more information visit Carine View this post on Instagram A post shared by carine (@ Breakfast dishes include the mouth-watering Scrambled Eggs with Truffle, Shakshuka with Veal Bacon, and Hazelnut and Avocado Tartine with Feta Cheese. Guests can indulge and choose the sensational Waffles with Chocolate Sauce and Whipped Cream, the French Toast with Homemade Jam and Whipped Cream or the Salted Caramel Crepe, for a sweet start to the day. Overlooking the Emirates Golf Course, carine is renowned for its mouthwatering French-Mediterranean-inspired food, extensive wine offerings, and unique cocktails. A charming ambiance with an exceptionally attentive and welcoming service, carine is one of Dubai's most popular eateries by the famed Chef Izu Ani. The Grey This bespoke coffee haven is the epicentre for creative freedom, where a subtle yet charming aura is felt throughout the space. From luxe coffees to a relaxing meeting place, for different cultures, minds and communities to unite, The Grey is definitely a must-visit here in Dubai. Located on Al Wasl Road, it's open daily from 8am to 11pm. For more information visit Nette View this post on Instagram A post shared by NETTE (@nettedxb) Situated in the heart of Dubai's premium boutique padel club, this urban sanctuary brings the perfect blend of Japanese with Parisian. Surrounded by a padel court and yoga studio, this culinary space is a home for must-try wellness activities. With a wholesome menu, the café serves both iced and hot matcha with an array of alternative milk choices to choose from. The café is located inside MATCHA Club, Al Quoz and is open daily from 8am to 10pm. For more information visit Splendour Fields This chic neighborhood eatery occupies the entire ground floor of The Park with its Instagrammable views. Designed for breakfast, lunch and a relaxing dinner, this one-of-a-kind destination promises a welcoming experience with its earthy tones, allowing visitors to take a quick break from the city. With a healthy produce-driven menu, this serene venue promises delectable delights such as baked goods, a coffee bar and carefully prepared dishes. The restaurant is located at The Park in Jumeirah Lakes Towers. For more information visit Seven Seeds View this post on Instagram A post shared by SEVEN SEEDS (@sevenseedsdxb) With an Instagram-worthy outdoor setting, this picturesque café promises a nature-driven experience as visitors can dine in the luscious expansive area. From fresh salads to a delectable array of desserts, this venue is one of the most popular cafés with a host of dishes to try. Located in the heart of Jumeirah 1, this café is open from Monday to Thursday 7am to 11pm and Friday to Sunday 7am to 12am. For more information visit PAUS Club With the opening of its new space right on Al Wasl road, Paus Club ensures that those who walk into their doors are offered sanctuary. With a minimal approach to décor, this space allows you to rid your mind of the daily stresses you might be feeling. Besides the big windows and luscious greens to look at, Paus gives you a moment to pause during your day to both enjoy your coffee and unwind. What's more, is that the new location offers a big parking space, so there is no need to fret on where you are going to park your car. For more information visit SEVA View this post on Instagram A post shared by _mv (@ Since 2014, SEVA has been a trailblazer in the region as the first 100 per cent plant-based, gluten-free, cane-sugar-free, and GMO-free venue. While you may come for the delicious, healthy and environmentally conscious food and beverage options, you'll stay for the secluded and laid-back vibes. This place embodies a Sunday morning kind of vibe. It's casual, healthy, and holistic, making it a great place to decompress with a meal away from the hustle and bustle of Dubai. – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram Images: Supplied & Feature Image: Instagram @mimiarr
