Dubai Cafe

Jose Fabian Cabuto Lamarque★★★★★

Did not expect such a great flavor. Coffee is amazing in here and the service is great, quiet atmosphere that allows you to speak without any problems. Ordered the Habibi & Pistachio latte, both were excellent.

h1o2r3i4a5h6 abdallah★★★★★

Honestly , i rarely write reviews, I have never been to a lounge that has exceeded my expectations . I’ll tell you why . I was treated with respect as a Muslim hijabi woman. This place is great for studying its does get busy towards the evening time around 6 pm and up . However for me it’s doable . The owners and employees check on you periodically and make sure your hookah is up to standards so you don’t have to spend on a refill spoiler alert I still spend on a refill because I’m here for a while and it’s just good vibes. They don’t rip you off . The prices are cheaper than other places by

Ana Belle★★★★★

The boss is so friendly and just such a wholesome guy! Amazing customer service. They have Dubai chocolate bars shipped from Dubai ($20), Turkey ($19), as well as Dubai chocolate bars made in San Diego ($15). They also have the viral Dubai cakes, which look so good!!

Kermit Jones★★★★★

Sometimes the best spots hide in plain sight, and Café Dubai is exactly that kind of treasure. Tucked between a hookah shop and a Thai massage place, and sitting across from the Salvation Army shelter, this café doesn’t scream “must-visit” at first glance. But step inside, and you’ll find one of San Diego’s most authentic little escapes. The owner is warm and welcoming, and the Turkish coffee is the real deal — strong, rich, and finished with that signature sludge at the bottom that tells you you’re not drinking a knock-off. Add in a couple of crescent roll pastries on the side, and suddenly