Small but nice museum located in al bastakia the entry fee is 10 dirham per person and for that you get a free coffee as well,it totally worth the visit

Nice museum for Coffee lovers. You can see a lot of old articles for coffee processing in the households. It is more about how the houses were roasting, grinder, poor and filter the coffee. The place is very small and no easy to move around. The location is grate for visit other turist places of the old Dubai.

It was really nice! Its a cute place, and great customer service! (Go to the second floor theres a coffee shop!)

Visited with kids. A small museum but enough to feel history of coffee. Entrance fee can be used to serve one coffee inside. Turkish coffee tastes good. Arabic and Ethiopian one was average. Kids enjoyed a lot to see different coffee tools and staff was really friendly

Beautiful place, very informative and very welcoming staff. You can see more of this fabolous visit on my instagram account @street_silhouette

As a bar enthusiast, i find the place very interesting, historically preserved and presented. Small museum with vasts collection of how people make coffee since it was discovered. Lovely place! Just for 10AED and youll get a choice of coffee as well 👌🏻

Good place to understand the evolution of coffee and different machines used to make coffee. They have variety of coffee from all over the world. One can taste different types of coffee as well. They have a cafe on the first floor as well.

History of coffee is explained to the best, coffee grinding machines from past are also displayed. Coffee lovers will definitely can visit this place to explore variety of coffee from various parts of the world. Moment we step in and till we come out the museum the fragrance of high quality coffee will grab your senses.

It’s a beautiful area, I do strongly recommend plus you can have coffee there in Ethiopian way :)

If you are a coffee lover, you will enjoy this museum 😊 ☕

Its great experience cheap ticket fee AWD 10 only and they offer free coffee 3 options available Arabic or Authiopian or Turkish. Also they have small shop where you can buy coffee, trays, etc

Always come and buy coffee there. Good choices of coffee beans

It was a nice visit , knowledge to gain about Coffee Business from different continents and markets , lovely experience at the musuem , arabic generousity and hospitality specially during Brazilian Week , Big thanks to Khalid Al Mulla , always nice meeting you.

Loved the place overall, it was a nice experience where they introduce you to the history of coffee and you got to learn many more things about it.And they offer a complimentary cup of coffee ☕️ with every entry ticket 🎫 to the museum, and there’s a coffee shop as well if you wanna sit and sip some coffee.One of Dubai’s hidden gems in Alfahidi area, “Coffee lovers”I recommend visiting it.

Great place, just amazing, so well organized with lots of history about coffee and its culture all over the world, congratulations.

Coffee was nice

Was an Interesting museum. Got to try some coffee. Worth a visit. Ensure you take a walk around the area afterwards.

A journey into the history of coffee. And when you are done with the tour, try one coffee speciality from the very skilled Peruvian barista upstairs. The hand drip coffee and flat white was probably the best I have tried (definitely Melbourne standard)

Great experience and the staff were very friendly

A really good place only 10 dhs for the entrance u can taste different coffees

Located within the Al-Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood this is a small and quaint museum detailing the Emiratis love for coffee; entrance is free and you even get to take a selfie with a model in properly decked out an Emirati kandura

Small coffee musuem which takes about 30 mins to tour including enjoying a cup of coffee. Entry is 10 AED inclusive of a small drink (Turkish, Arabic or Ethiopian Coffee) and dates. Love the small information posters and charts which provide snippets of information while not overloading you with details. They also display lots of coffee making tools.

A very informative center which displays equipment used to brew coffee in the plast. The ticket includes a small cup of coffee of your choice.

A cute little gem of a place , round the corner of the Dubai Museum in the Al Fahidi complex...Its right next to the Arabia Tea House.. a great place to stop and have a good cup of Turkish or Ethiopian coffee.. the best part is free entry.. learn about the coffee trade here

Not free, 10 dhm person had 1 coffee that was a sample with it. Small, boring, not inviting. Would give -1 star if I could.

Peaceful, lovely atmosphere with tasty coffee and interesting historical staff. Entrance already costs 10 aed including a cup of Arabic, Turkish or Ethiopian coffee, but unfortunately Ethiopian coffee was not available as they take part in some exhibition in Abu Dhabi. We came because of Ethiopian coffee, its very tasty even without sugar. Though Arabic coffee with dates was not bad. We visited it already the 3rd time. Love the atmosphere

What a lovely experience! Unassuming and not too crowded, entry is free. For coffee lovers, the museum provides some great insights into how coffee was brewed years ago. There’s also a cafe upstairs of the museum for a cuppa.

I am not much of a museum type of person, but this place is special. As my friend came with a visit to Dubai, I had to plan some sightseeing. That day we roaming around Al Fahidi area (Dubai Museum, Bastakiya), and Coffee museum was a must do item in our list, as we were already in this neighborhood.The entrance is free, the building is small but lots of rooms with hundreds of exhibits related to coffee. The owner of the museum is a lovely man, unfortunately he didnt speak English much and my knowledge of Arabic is very poor :) You can not only try different types of coffee there, but also buy some to make it yourself at home, what we did (the choice was Ethiopian 😍)So if you are a coffee lover, it a place is to be.

Quirky little place worth the visit, with an eclectic collection of roasters, grinders, brewing devices from past and present. The coffee bar on the top floor has a very wide range of coffee varieties and brewing methods, from traditional to espresso and pour overs and more. The very knowledgeable staff take great pride in the quality of coffee served, and are full of interesting and technical information about the brewing process. The museum is free to visit, and there is no pressure at all to buy a coffee, but you should totally have one here if you come.

The best thing about this museum is that you have two coffees of your choice you can taste among the many they have on display. However the show stealer is the cafe on the first floor that brews fresh coffee, and they have some serious variety!

Nice place to relax in a hot afternoon. Should visit if you are a coffee lover

Everything you want to know about the history of coffee is here.Starting from historical coffee grinding machines, measurement cups, books, various coffee products, variety of coffee vending machines(antique) etc etc.You can also sip a cup of complementary coffee from the shop of your interest. Turkish coffee is so bitter and hot.Try to spend more time here than to have cup and get out.

This museum could be really good but there are so few signs that you do not know exactly what you are looking at or its development, significance, or role in shaping peoples culture and lifestyle throughout the world. I was really looking forward to learning about coffee in this way and left a little disappointed. However, it was a nice visit considering the rest of the historical neighborhood.

Dubai coffee museum located in Al Fahidi historical district - this is small building with two floors, within separate coffeeshop. You can try coffee made by different ways, modern ones and even Arabic coffee in daffa and Turkish coffee with pot into hot sand. Highly recommend. Ticket price is 10 aed and one drink also included. Very cozy and nice place

I liked the museum in terms of the entrance and the fee of 10 dirhams, they have several rooms for the preparation of coffee and grinding and several sessions to enjoy them and have a collection of paintings in terms of origin. The museum goes without definition is recommended

A small place with great Arabic coffee. Only 10aed with free coffee and dates!

Coffee junkies this place is for you! Become a coffee connoisseur who would forever be too good for a cup of Starbucks after experiencing all the regional and international coffees at this Museum. Find out about the history of Arabic, Turkish, Ethiopian, Japanese Kenyan and even Jamaican beans, while comfortably seated in the museum’s cosy Majilis.Beyond the beans, you can also learn about the brew. This museum will teach you all about brewing the best cup for your Monday morning blues; or for the Middle Easterners—Sunday morning blues. Not a coffee fan? That’s okay, because this destination’s cosy, tranquil atmosphere and traditional fusion-style architecture is pleasing for anyone.Check out our profile for more reviews!

Nice place, u can see so many old style coffee grinding machines, coffee evolution, and u can taste the coffee, we drink the Arabica coffee, the taste like u eat lamb chops, may be there is some herbs inside the coffee

I wes really happy when I saw my country (Ethiopia) Coffee ☕️ it wes really amazing

Amazing place a must do when u visit Dubai

If you are Coffee lover then you must visit the Dubai Coffee Museum at Al Fahidi Heritage Village. In Dubai, usually nothing is free including drinking water but rarely things are free too. So, its free to visit Coffee Museum. It contains the collection from almost all the countries of origin like Ethiopia, Honduras, Vietnam, Colombia, Rwanda, Kenya, Peru, Sumatra, India, Yemen, Brazil, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Mexico, & Jamaica etc. You shall definitely enjoy your trip indeed.

Best place for coffee lovers. ☕️

Coffee museum is a nice place to visit while you’re in the Fahidi Neighborhood. They have a coffee shop in the second level at the museum which has a good coffee (sometimes pricy though).- they’ve implemented an entrance fee of 10 dhs

Amazing Place

Amazing Museum of Coffee with various tools from 200 years for making coffee. You can find grinders, beans, pots, filters, coffee cooking devices, and tons of pictures for a easy understanding of coffee ritual.

Cool place(ゝω・) not a big place, but I definitely recommend if you like coffee.

Its a small but very charming museum. The entrance fee is very affordable, and you get quite enough for a very low price.

Oh my god this was so so good .One of those places u should go to when u r in Dubai ,not many people know about it , because there are so many places in Dubai people forget about small shops like these ,but if you want to try some great coffee then this is the place.

Great place to relax and have coffee then learn some history

Being someone that loves Coffee, this was a great experience and fun time getting the Education of the Different Varieties!

I was really looking forward to this visit, but when i got here there was no one to greet me at the door or show me where to go or even some sort of brochure.... only when i started showing interest in buying some coffee beans did i get some attention... but even after buying some i felt like they wanted to get rid of me to be quite honest....

The intention is good. They have a large variety of coffee roasting and making items old and new, but then the staff cant/wont really explain whats going on with the complimentary coffee (or with much else). The coffee was good though but the whole thing was a bit awkward. Maybe I went ok the wrong day

Very pleasant place to drink Ethiopian Turkish or Arabic coffee besides you will discover the history of mocca coffee in the middle East and the equipment used during the 19thc. Staff are great also

Nice placeWould recommend it to visitEspecially nice guys at barFree tasting of coffee

Beautiful place. Amazing service ❤️

A lovely experience and a must visit place for coffee lovers. Nestled in the heritage neighbourhood of Dubai, you might miss it if you dont look around carefully.

The ambiance is very nice, the smell of coffe is every where, a place where u can have authentic coffe and relax after a long walking day in the sun. They serve all types of coffee in the second floor and theres a kids area as well. Would be even better if they included more details and accessories about the coffe history.

Nice museum for coffee lovers..!!

Cosy, small, authentical place (which is not obvious in Dubai)

The awesome place where can know the history of coffee. Why we say about coffee as the arabic coffee if the biggest plantations are in Brazil, Columbia.

100% recommended for Coffee Lovers. The entry fee is 10aed and with that you get to enjoy a coffee of your choice (arabic, turkish or ethiopian). They have a small collection of all things related to coffee and have a cafe at the 2nd floor.

Its lovely place really awsome

If you love coffee, this is the place to visit. Amazing place! Its full of antique coffee machines from around the world.Theres even a coffee bar that serves all different beans for you to enjoy.

Coffee smells around u, cheap coffee, nice

Best place for coffees. Arabic and normal.

Had a very tasty Arabic green coffee.

I went there two times and I cannot get enough because it’s not only about the amazing museum in itself but also about the cafe shop inside which will provide you more than 10 types of coffee beans to choose from.

Id say a must visit for almost any coffee lover! The place has a very nice vibe to it and you get a cup of freshly brewed coffee included in the admit ticket!

Falling in love with coffee is easy and so is staying in love with coffee! The coffee musuem is a celebration of that journey of love for the perfect cup of joe. Imagine yourself in Wilie Wonkas factory but replace it with coffee and time-travel and voila you have the coffee musuem. Learn how some curious goats and their goatherd discovered the coffee bean to how cafes sprung up all over the world. Delve into some pretty interesting literature on coffee, learn about defects of the coffee bean and check out some cool coffee equipment (including a travelling coffee roaster used by the Turks from the 16th century). Whats more? Your ticket also includes a coffee - choose the Ethiopian variety for its beautiful bitterness!

Extraordinary experience for coffee lovers

Demo coffee from different parts of world and coffee shop on first floor. Many crafts in several rooms are displayed to explain how and where from coffee comes .. really cosy and nice atmosphere

Right in the heart of historical area, it has some of interesting information about coffee and one of the three coffee types native to this part of the world is offered to try within the ticket value. Don’t expect to spend here longer than half an hour as it is not much to see. The word “Museum” in the name is somehow misguiding, though, you will see some genially old coffee roasters and grinders. Better group this visit with gold and spice souk visits, which are just across the canal and can be reached by small traditional boat.

I love the Coffee Museum. Try to include in your list for visits and make sure you visit the place.

Place with air conditioning, in addition to exposition they give you 2 coffees for 10 aed. Totally worth it

Nice small museum. A cup of coffee is included with the ticket. There are a lot of books you can read while drinking the coffee.

Very nice museum. A lot of information provided, especially the room on the second floor was very informative. Great exhibition of beautiful pieces of pottery for coffee serving. Included in the entrance fee is a coffee testing. I tried Ethiopian. It was deep

Nice place to try

Best experience I had in a museum! For only 10 AED you can see many equipments for coffee roasting and coffee-making and also you can choose from Turkish/Arabic or Ethiopian coffee and enjoy it in a roomwith pillows. The staff was polite, friendly and nice! I highly recommend it! Thank you for the experience!

Interesting place, option to taste different kind of coffee and to get knowledge of different preparation methods.

If you like coffee​ and its history, this is worth a visit. Their barista knows his stuff as well.

Interesting find for coffee lovers!

Coffee Museum is one of Dubais Heritage Hub near Al Fahidi, Bur Dubai. It is a classic concept with international standards in a small cozy, relaxing atmosphere with a simple Oriental setting.A relaxing ambiance with regional traditional architecture amalgamated with Oriental architecture. Showcase a wide range of antique items.

Must visit this place ! Fantastic

Nice and cozy, interesting facts and history very well presented: )

Nice place....

Beautiful place. Amazing smell of coffee

Loved it! The antique pieces.Especially the Turkish coffee!

Nice little coffee place

This place has a very nice atmosphere, it isnt very crowded and is right inside the Bastakhiya historical town.It is sad how amongst the rave about the malls and luxury in Dubai ,people tend to miss out on such unique experiences and the rich history of Dubai.

Good

If love coffee and want to learn some history, then is should be your main goal. The only issue that I faced was the entrance Fee DH 10. It used to be free last year tho. Anyway, the DH 10 ticket will help you to have a free drink of you choice.

Wonderful history of coffee

A great place to explore the past of the coffee history.

A must for every coffee junky :)

The Museum is a fascinating journey of Coffee through nations, cultures, process and equipment delivering us to present day.The collection of artifacts and memorabilia some of which date back to the 16th century or were fashioned from munitions cases from WW1 is excellent.There are opportunities to interact with coffees from different origins through tasting the freshly roasted and prepared coffees at the on site cafe. Finally, theres the people who support the facility and are knowledgeable in the facility, the museum pieces and of course the coffee.A very insightful and enjoyable visit.

Its ok. They are more concept than caring about showcasing coffee. 10 min max to see and read everything. 100s of dusty do not touch signs among the old equipment. Lots of bored, not wanting to help staff sitting around. Ticket is 10d which can be exchanged for a cup of coffee.

A small little museum about coffee. It was interesting to learn about a bit of the history. The coffee you get with entry isnt too bad either, the Turkish coffee was yum!

Excellent Property nestled between the old Dubai (Bastakiya) with old world charm. Great artifacts and best of all the whole place smells of coffee. Lastly they have a full functional coffee shop upstairs. Must Visit

The coffee museum has one of the best Coffee bars in Dubai. Very knowledgeable and great collection. Dont miss it

This is the worst museum and service I ever encountered. My friend and I were rushing for this coffee museum because we thought it was one of those tourist attractions on the “must-do list”.We got there at about 4pm, 1hr before it closes.It’s 10AED, quite pricey for a museum tour, but since we get to try the coffee, why not right?We decided to head over to the coffee bar counter at about 4.40pm to try our complimentary coffee.Turns out, we waited there for a good 15mins, all the staff walking around, ignoring us even when we approached them.Until 4.55pm, 5mins before the museum closes, we see all the staffs carrying their bags, about to leave.One of the staff stared at us and laughed, told us that they’re closed. And we should leave.And he walked off.So we paid 10AED for a small museum which frankly is one of the worse museums you can go to, unless you want to be treated with such services and come out of the museum feeling so disappointed and upset.Will never recommend anyone there ever.