If you are a freelancer, have your own business and are constantly on the move, you will have to check into cafes and eateries which allow you to work undisturbed. Having access to a quick bite, a cuppa of strong coffee and high speed internet is a luxury few places in the world have. This is not the case in Dubai. In case you are wondering where to look, there are enough places to unleash your creativity or give you a refreshing change of environment from the humdrum of the office routine. Here is our list of the best spots in Dubai from where you can work.
Fitness enthusiasts committed to get in a workout during rush hours can effortlessly check into Nathalie’s. The walls of this café adjoin Fit republic, one of the biggest sports complexes in Dubai. Utilize your office lunch hour by squeezing in a quick, intense workout at Fit republic and then washing it down with some strong black coffee and wholesome meals at Nathalie’s. From low fat parfaits to berry smoothies, avocado toast and egg white omelettes, these meals are prepped and ready for fitness junkies.
Slogging the entire day at office means you need some downtime. Revo café is indeed a worker’s paradise. Floor to ceiling windows means you can bask in the warm sunlight and the sweet treats on display are enough to pep up and brighten your mood especially if you are in between deadlines. Get through a hard slog by enjoying some of their tantalising dishes. A worker’s retreat all the way! Try out their invigorating coffee, salads and brioches.
Artsy, funky and cool, this café gives you enough time to recoup and recharge your batteries especially if your boss has been slave driving you. The place boasts of a bevy of lip smacking delicacies, free Wi-Fi, crisp service and a switched on coffee culture. It’s a perfect hangout spot for people moving in and out of meetings in the neighbourhood. The naturally lit space is a sight for sore eyes.
While Costa Coffee is your regular bristo with several branches across the city, it does give you the luxury of unlimited Wi-Fi while you are on the move. Some of the bigger ones like the one on Jumeriah road boast of a larger, more secluded space upstairs where you can sit in peace and solitude for hours and get your work done on an extra-large cuppa of strong coffee and doughnuts.
Walking distance from the offices of Media city, it is located in the Le Meridian Mina Seyahi beach resort. Gourmet by Kcal is the hot spot for office workers who are also fitness junkies. Their menu has a mind boggling selection of 100 present gluten free dishes made from organic fruits and vegetables. Tackle those office presentations with a guilt free meal and their famous lattes.
If you are ready to be transported from the hustle and bustle of Media city, Urban Bistro is just the place you should be heading to. It has several relaxing spots where you can just chill, unwind and settle down to work to your heart’s desire. The coffee here is poured with love and at any time of the day, the place is buzzing with activity and meetings. Try out their grab and go breakfasts and eggs to order.
The owners have a knack of choosing the sunniest and brightest spots for building their cafes. It’s a popular hot spot for hard working office goers with unlimited access to internet. The menu has everything to offer from sandwiches, smoothies, salads and your choice of coffee.
Hues of pink and reading spaces choker block full of books make this a book worm’s paradise. Don’t be surprised to find people lazily curled up or lounging with their favourite books on any day while some furiously typing away work related emails. Early risers can grab a free coffee if you swing by at 9.30 AM.
Located at the Sustainable city, comfortable seating, lots of plugs and free Wi-Fi is what spill the bean is all about. The place is humming with low level activity and is usually quiet. Try their skinny cappuccinos, sugar free cakes and dairy free dishes for breakfast to really kick start your office day.
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