Baker Street Cafe
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- Smoke-free indoors
Tower cafés around the Marina canal, The Walk at JBR on the beach, and lakeside clusters in JLT, with roasters open from 06:00.
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Dubai Marina is a district of towers built by Emaar from 2003 around a man-made canal about 3 km long, parallel to the coast; about 70,550 people lived there in 2024.1 On the beach side, Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) is a 1.7 km row of 40 towers, 35 residential and five hotels, finished in 2010.2 Across Sheikh Zayed Road, Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT) puts about 80 towers around three artificial lakes, in clusters lettered from A to Z.4
The cafés split fairly evenly between the three. In the Marina they sit in tower podiums along the water, at JBR on and behind the beachfront promenade, and in JLT at lake level under the office towers.
Local tip: Use the tram for short hops between JBR, the Marina and Media City: it costs a flat AED 3 and starts at 06:00 most days, but not before 09:00 on Sundays.
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Two Red Line stations serve the area: DMCC, renamed from Jumeirah Lakes Towers in 2018, and Sobha Realty, which was Dubai Marina station until August 2021.46 Both connect to the Dubai Tram, which opened in November 2014 and runs along Al Sufouh Road through the Marina, JBR and Media City.5
The tram runs daily from 06:00 to 01:00, except on Sunday, when service starts at 09:00, and a trip costs a flat AED 3, or AED 4 on a Red Nol ticket.5 The Marina is walkable in winter, but August highs average close to 40 °C, with nights around 30 °C.8
The Walk opened in August 2008 as a 1.7 km promenade with nearly 170 retailers, which Dubai Retail called the city's first outdoor retail avenue by the sea.3 O Lab Coffee is at GM02A in Rimal Building 5, f fashion café is on Sadaf Walk, and TheLost.ae is at R02 in The Point tower on the Marina promenade.
Bake My Day, on the JBR side, opens daily 07:00–00:00, and Rogue has outdoor seats. Endless Cafe is in Sparkle Tower, at Shop R-07.
The Marina's towers include Cayan Tower and Ciel Dubai Marina, at 366 m.1 Icons Coffee Couture is on the sixth floor of Cayan Tower, and Mug & Hug is in Armada Tower 2. Roast, on Al Seba Street, serves specialty coffee from 07:00 to 01:00 daily, one of the longest days in the area.
For a late table, Charcoal Garden restaurant and cafe, on the ninth floor of Al Shatha Tower, opens 10:00–03:00. Kulfi Chai opens at 11:00 and serves until midnight.
JLT has an estimated 60,000 residents and 120,000 workers.4 Its tallest tower, the 66-floor Almas Tower, stands on its own island between Lake Almas West and Lake Almas East.4 Several cafés are at lake level or on podium floors. Cafe Confetti, at lake level in Cluster U by Al Seef Tower 2, opens daily 08:00–21:00 with outdoor seats and Wi-Fi, and Simit & Co is in Kitchens Republik on the podium level of the same tower.
Baker Street Cafe, at Shop G08 in Dubai Gate One in Cluster Q, keeps the same hours. Golositalia JLT, in Cluster C, opens 07:00–23:00, and Boon Cafe' is in 1 Lake Plaza Tower.
Boon Coffee Roasters opens at 06:00 every day, earlier than any café here except chain counters that never close, and stays open until 23:45; it serves specialty coffee, takes cards and has outdoor seats with wheelchair access.9 North toward Media City, Cogito Coffee is in the CNN building at 2 King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Street, the road called Al Sufouh Street until its renaming in September 2016.7 Cogito keeps office hours, 07:00–17:00 Monday to Friday, and closes at weekends.







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Apart from chain counters open around the clock, Boon Coffee Roasters opens first, at 06:00 every day, and stays open until 23:45, with outdoor seats. Roast, on Al Seba Street in Dubai Marina, opens at 07:00 and closes at 01:00, and Golositalia JLT in Cluster C and Bake My Day on the JBR side also open at 07:00. Cogito Coffee in Media City opens at 07:00 on weekdays only.
Take the Red Line to Sobha Realty or DMCC station and change to the Dubai Tram, which runs along Al Sufouh Road through Dubai Marina and JBR. The tram runs from 06:00 to 01:00, starting at 09:00 on Sundays, and costs a flat AED 3 per trip, or AED 4 on a Red Nol ticket.
Sobha Realty station was called Dubai Marina station until August 2021, when the RTA renamed it after Sobha Realty bought the naming rights. DMCC station, the other Red Line stop for the area, was called Jumeirah Lakes Towers until 2018. Both stations connect to the Dubai Tram.
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