I really liked the place, it is located in the old Dubai, Al Seef district, where you can see the history of coffee, all kinds of coffee making tools, books, facts about coffee, etc.
Admission is 10 dirhams , and you will also be given a taste of coffee with dates
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Анатолий Романов
Level 13 Local Expert
September 6, 2023
Informative. It allows you to circumvent other knowledge, apparently, available to every coffee lover about coffee: where it grows, who supplies it, how it is packaged, where and how they prefer to prepare a drink. Vessels for drinking and making coffee are richly represented. There are several small museums nearby (for example, the national knife), several souvenir shops (new models for the local flavor, as it was in Dubai in the mid-90s)
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Психиатр Хватков А.
Level 17 Local Expert
February 29
Coffee fans come here. Have a coffee, buy some with you. The prices are high. Turkish coffee, Greek coffee and so on.
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Андрей Толстиков
Level 23 Local Expert
April 18
For 10 dirhams, I looked at a fairly large exposition and tried 3 types of coffee.
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Екатерина Мишакова
Level 4 Local Expert
June 29
An atmospheric place. They're serving coffee. It's a pity they don't tell the story of coffee))
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Евгений
Level 10 Local Expert
September 13, 2023
Coffee is given little, there is almost nothing to watch - there are no signatures. But in general, an interesting museum for 5 dirhams
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Andy R
Level 10 Local Expert
July 18, 2023
Entrance is paid. Otherwise everything is perfect, the coffee is gorgeous
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Артур Акуев
Level 30 Local Expert
March 7, 2023
Not a bad place. I will advise my friends.
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naav
Level 27 Local Expert
July 25, 2022
Not matching the information. Admission is 10 dirhams, includes local coffee. It is written everywhere for free