The Coffee Museum is located in one of the lanes of Bastakiya district in Bur Dubai and is a different sort of place; not every time does one come across a building dedicated to coffee!! The building is small, but worth spending some time. The...More

This is not the best coffee museum I have ever been to, in fact it is very tired. You can get a free coffee there, but we went upstairs and had one of the best cups of coffee I have ever had. The barista was...More

One of the attractions at the Al Bastakiya, the Coffee Museum is not only for the denizens of coffeeholics, but for anyone interested in the history of one of the world’s largest cash crops and best-selling beverages. The coffee museum showcases various implements, artifacts, ceramics...More

The museum is essentially a junk yard of coffee equipment. You may find treasure if you know what you are looking for, but you could end up like me, feeling a bit lost after wandering though rooms of equipment with no explanation about their history...More

I love this little museum and bring all my visitors to see it and enjoy a coffee in the coffee shop upstairs. I consider it one of the best coffee shops in Dubai. So, yesterday, I found to my horror, they have introduced an entrance...More

A lot of the history of coffee making is in here. An amazing collection of grinders and roasters. I loved the timeline showing the history of coffee drinking. I did see, on one of their old signs, a “mugaccino”; please take note all those places...More

We were walking down the alleyways of the old town and came across this museum. There is no fee so you just walk in and wander around. Those who appeared to be working did not care who walked in. A woman was preparing some coffee...More