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12-08-2025
- Business
- What's On
Try these top work friendly cafes in Dubai for a change of office
Tired of staring at the same four office walls? Whether you're freelancing, Zoom-calling, or just need a spot with good coffee and better Wi-Fi, Dubai is full of stylish cafés that double as your second office. From quiet corners with sea views to creative spaces designed for deep focus, these work-friendly spots offer strong brews, comfy seats, and all the right vibes to power through your to-do list, one latte at a time. The Coterie Where bottomless coffee meets focused vibes. Tucked inside Ibn Battuta Mall, The Coterie Kitchen is a haven for remote workers, students, and anyone who enjoys a good brew with their to do list. From Monday to Friday, 8am to 3pm, you can enjoy unlimited brewed coffee and still water for just Dhs25. It's the kind of setup that encourages lingering, whether you're deep in emails, lost in a novel, or easing into your day. Comfortable, calm, and endlessly refillable. Location: The Coterie Kitchen, Ibn Battuta Mall Times: Monday to Friday, 8am to 3pm Packages: Dhs25 for unlimited brewed coffee and still water Contact: 058 566 4240, @ Julith Where calm corners and crafted coffee fuel your focus. This stunning new Al Quoz spot is more than just a pretty brew bar, it's a multifunctional space made for work, creativity, and connection. Split across two floors, Julith blends roastery, lounge, and co working vibes with quiet seating, soundproof private rooms for meetings or solo sessions, and a coffee menu that borders on art. Whether you're tackling deadlines, hosting a brainstorm, or just need a distraction free zone with really good coffee and food, Julith is your new go to. With a concept store, all day menu, and serene design details, you'll want to stay way past your second flat white. Location: Julith Coffee & Roastery, Al Quoz, Dubai Times: Daily, 7am to 6pm Contact: 055 585 4849 @ Uptown Social Where your inbox meets impeccable coffee. Located in the sleek new Uptown DMCC district, Uptown Social is a café made for productivity. With its calming interiors, ample plug points, and fast service, this specialty spot is ideal for everything from focused solo work to casual client catchups. There's comfy seating, natural light, and great coffee, plus thoughtful perks like a free croissant with your morning brew before 10am. And if you're staying through lunch, don't miss the wallet-friendly two-course business lunch for Dhs60. Smooth, stylish, and seriously functional. Uptown Social makes remote work look good. Location: Uptown Social, Uptown DMCC Times: Daily, from 8am Packages: Free croissant with coffee before 10am, business lunch (2 courses) for Dhs 60 Contact: 04 572 6159 @uptownsocialdubai Foundry A creative space where work and inspiration meet. Foundry in Downtown Dubai isn't your typical café, it's a hybrid space that doubles as an art gallery, library, and low key co working spot. Upstairs, the secluded book pod is ideal for quiet, focused work with minimal distractions and a cosy setup for your laptop. Downstairs, the café offers strong coffee, fast Wi-Fi, and plenty of plug points, with art lined walls that make your surroundings feel anything but corporate. Whether you're after a peaceful solo session or a place to brainstorm with a colleague, Foundry lets you work in a setting that feels both elevated and productive. Location: Boulevard Crescent, Downtown Dubai Times: Daily, 10am to 10pm Packages: Coffee from Dhs20 Contact: 04 367 3696 @foundrydowntown L'ETO Where long lunches meet laptop sessions. L'ETO at Marina Mall isn't just about its famous Milk Cake, it's also a great spot to get some serious work done. With cosy seating, calm vibes, and a steady stream of all-day diners, this café works just as well as a casual office setup. The all-day menu means you can stay settled for hours, whether you're easing in with a coffee and emails or fueling up mid-project with hearty dishes like Tom Yum soup, Oven-Baked Salmon Teriyaki, or their signature Cheeseburger. Wi-Fi is strong, the atmosphere is low-key, and dessert is non-negotiable. Location: L'ETO, Marina Mall, Dubai Times: 8am to 11pm Contact: 04 327 9963 @ Looking for a more zen work spot? We've rounded up Dubai's best garden cafés where you can power through your to-do list surrounded by nature.


Web Release
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Web Release
Refined Father's Day Celebrations at Uptown Dubai
Uptown Dubai invites families to celebrate the heroes in their lives with two distinct dining experiences. From relaxed bites at Uptown Social, where all dads (including furry ones) enjoy 50% off selected specials, to elegant moments designed to honour fatherhood in style. Brunch for the Best at Uptown Marché Uptown Marché presents Brunch for the Best, a special tribute to dads where they dine free. This carefully-crafted brunch features an array of global dishes served in a chic atmosphere. A standout feature is the SuperDad Table, where children can draw and write heartfelt messages on crisp white shirts creating a unique keepsake for their fathers. It is more than a meal. It is a celebration of family connection and appreciation. Venue: Uptown Brasserie, SO/ Uptown Dubai Hotel, Uptown Dubai Uptown Brasserie, SO/ Uptown Dubai Hotel, Uptown Dubai Offer: AED 295 per person + families will receive a complimentary pool pass (valid for 2 adults and 3 kids) AED 295 per person + families will receive a complimentary pool pass (valid for 2 adults and 3 kids) Date: Saturday, June 22 nd Saturday, June 22 Time: 1 – 4 PM Uptown Social Father's Day Specials Uptown Social invites all fathers – including their furry friends – to enjoy 50 percent off on selected specials available throughout the day. This chilled spot is perfect for families to unwind and enjoy delicious food, while making lasting memories with their dads. Venue: Uptown Social, The Atrium, Uptown Dubai Uptown Social, The Atrium, Uptown Dubai Offer: 50% off on selected dishes for fathers, all day 50% off on selected dishes for fathers, all day Date: Father's Day, June 2025 For more information and reservations, visit
Yahoo
09-06-2025
- Yahoo
Charleston bar Uptown Social named in lawsuit over Outer Banks crew member death
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A downtown Charleston bar has been named in a wrongful death lawsuit nearly three years after an Outer Banks crew member was struck twice and killed in a hit-and-run collision. Alexander 'AJ' Jennings (22) was walking along Sol Legare Road near Cozet Drive around 2:30 a.m. on July 5, 2022, when he was struck by a car that fled the scene. He was then struck by a second car, which also fled the scene but was later located in downtown Charleston by officers with the Charleston Police Department. Jennings suffered severe injuries and ultimately died at the Medical University of South Carolina. Weeks later, 22-year-old Nicholas Ashton Virgil Price turned himself into the Charleston County Sheriff's Office. Officials said Price was the second driver who struck Jennings that night. Price's criminal case is still pending, according to online court records. He was given a $75,000 bond for the charge of hit and run accident with death. Authorities have not announced any arrests regarding the first driver who hit Jennings. Jenning's mother, LuJean, who is the representative for his estate, is now suing downtown bar Uptown Social, claiming the establishment played a role in her son's death. Price was allegedly at a Fourth of July party on Folly Beach when he started drinking, the suit claims. Later in the evening, Price and others went to Uptown Social, where they drank further. 'The amount of alcohol that Nicholas Price was served by Uptown Social resulted in Nicholas Price becoming and/or remaining intoxicated,' the filing states. LuJean, on behalf of Jennings, is suing Uptown, claiming negligence by allowing Price to become intoxicated further and then operating a motor vehicle, endangering the community. She is asking for a jury to award for damages, saying Jennings suffered 'fear, physical pain, physical suffering, and mental and emotional distress and anguish in the time before passing' due to Uptown's negligence. Representatives for Uptown responded to the suit with the following statement: 'We were deeply saddened to learn of the tragic events referenced in the recent lawsuit and extend our heartfelt sympathy to the family and all those affected. While we cannot discuss details of ongoing litigation, we can confirm we have no record of serving the individual in question on the night of the incident. Our establishment maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy regarding the service of alcohol to visibly intoxicated individuals in full compliance with South Carolina law. We trust the legal process will allow the facts to speak for themselves. We take our responsibilities as a licensed establishment seriously and remain committed to the safety of our patrons and the broader community. We recognize the devastating consequences of impaired driving and support all efforts to prevent such tragedies. We condemn drunk driving in the strongest possible terms and will continue doing our part to uphold safety and accountability.' When the group decided to leave Uptown that night, a friend loaned their vehicle to Price, who drove the 2018 Honda Civic to another mutual friend's house. On the way, Price crashed the Honda into Jennings, throwing him under the vehicle and then continuing to run over his body, according to court documents. After the collision, Price allegedly pulled into a Harris Teeter on Sol Legare Road, looked for car damage, and then drove away without calling 911. The documents also say that Price used Snapchat to call several people, telling them he had hit Jennings and that he was lying in the road. Attorneys argue Price went through Snapchat not to leave records of the calls and avoid responsibility. LuJean also filed a wrongful death suit against Price in 2023, which is still pending. Those documents can be read here. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.