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8 Dog-Friendly Cafes in Dubai
Spots to Enjoy Together.
Brunch, lunch or dinner doesn’t have to mean leaving your dog at home. We’ve rounded up cafes across Dubai where pets are genuinely welcome, from neighbourhood favourites and creative spaces to waterfront terraces and cafes with their own dog parks.
Keep in mind that some venues may temporarily close their outdoor seating or pause pet-friendly service during the hottest summer months, so it’s always worth checking before you visit.
Keep in mind that some venues may temporarily close their outdoor seating or pause pet-friendly service during the hottest summer months, so it’s always worth checking before you visit.
Ivy’s Secret Garden
Unit 14, Al Qouz
Average bill: 70–100 AED per person
Average bill: 70–100 AED per person
A cosy café with a leafy courtyard where dogs are just as welcome as their owners. Alongside breakfast, coffee and lunch, the venue regularly hosts pottery painting, art workshops and other creative events. There’s also a dedicated vegan menu with plenty of plant-based options.
Ivy’s Secret Garden. Photo credits: Instagram @secretgardenivy.
Villa Sage
136 Jumeira St, Jumeira First
Average bill: 80–110 AED per person
Average bill: 80–110 AED per person
A wellness space where you can stop for breakfast or lunch before heading to a yoga class, massage or spa treatment. The café welcomes dogs, making it an easy place to unwind together after a morning walk.
Villa Sage. Photo credits: Instagram @villa.sage.
Cafe At The Back
23b street, Al Wasl Rd, Jumeirah 2
Average bill: 70–100 AED per person
Average bill: 70–100 AED per person
Housed inside a two-storey art space, this spot combines a cafe, gallery and creative studios under one roof. Stop by for breakfast or lunch, browse the exhibitions downstairs, then head upstairs for one of the workshops. Dogs are welcome on the outdoor terrace.
Cafe At The Back. Photo credits: PIKE.
Eco Mind
La Mer, Jumeirah 1
Average bill: 80–120 AED per person
Average bill: 80–120 AED per person
A wellness-focused cafe serving colourful brunch dishes, smoothies and plenty of vegan options. Beyond the menu, you’ll find meditation sessions, community events and a relaxed space where dogs are welcome to join you.
Eco Mind. Photo credits: Instagram @seedbyecomind.
Bounty Beets
Le Méridien Mina Seyahi Beach Resort, Dubai Marina
Average bill: 90–130 AED per person
Average bill: 90–130 AED per person
Few cafés in Dubai go as far for dogs as Bounty Beets. Alongside colourful brunch dishes and smoothies, there’s a dedicated dog park where pets can run around while you eat. The menu is also gluten-free, with calories listed for every dish.
Bounty Beets. Photo credits: Instagram @bountybeets.
Arrows and Sparrows
4a Street, Al Thanyah Third
Average bill: 70–100 AED per person
Average bill: 70–100 AED per person
A neighbourhood favourite that’s just as popular with dog owners as it is with locals. Expect all-day breakfast, comfort food and good coffee, plus a spacious pet-friendly terrace where dogs are always welcome.
Arrows and Sparrows. Photo credits: Instagram @arrowssparrows.
NOÉPE
Park Hyatt Dubai, Dubai Creek Resort
Average bill: 180–250 AED per person
Average bill: 180–250 AED per person
Sunset is the best time to visit this waterfront terrace overlooking Dubai Creek. The menu focuses on seafood, sushi and light bites, while the outdoor seating is dog-friendly, so your pup can join you for dinner by the water.
NOÉPE. Photo credits: Instagram @noepedxb.
Cafe de Palma
7 Palm Jumeirah Rd
Average bill: 70–100 AED per person
Average bill: 70–100 AED per person
Right in the middle of Palm Jumeirah, this cafe is an easy stop before or after a walk thanks to two nearby dog parks. The menu mixes European comfort food with a few unexpected dishes, including okroshka and crêpes with caviar.
Cafe de Palma. Photo credits: Instagram @cafedepalma.uae
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Date of the article's release: spring 2026