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CAFE CULTURE JONES THE GROCER, AL MANARA, SHEIKH ZAYED ROAD All canteen-style with a deli counter, grocery shop and sweets section, this Australian food emporium delivers when it comes to delicious food and is one of our new eating-out hotspots. www.jonesthegrocer.com
VINCENT MALDANT
LIME TREE CAFE, BEACH ROAD, JUMEIRAH Something of a Dubai institution, this ‘green living’ cafĂŠ is as much about meeting and mingling as it is about its fresh menu. That said, even after 11 years its carrot cake is still the stuff of legend. www.thelimetreecafe.com
DESIGNER/ ARCHITECT, STUDIO 7
THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP IS: The Dubai Mall – you can find everything you need in there. IF YOU ONLY HAD ONE DAY LEFT IN DUBAI, YOU WOULD: Spend it walking around Deira. FAVOURITE RESTAURANT: Definitely Teatro, in Towers Rotana Hotel. WHERE DO YOU TAKE OUT-OF-TOWN VISITORS? We’d walk around Downtown, wander around The Dubai Mall and take a drive into the desert. FAVOURITE BUILDING: Emirates Towers, because the two towers are just beautiful designs.
LAFAYETTE GOURMET, GALERIES LAFAYETTE, THE DUBAI MALL A clever little proposal, this is less a cafÊ and more a gourmet supermarket with an eat-in option. With luxury food products lining the shelves, as well as the menu, this is an in-store treat for hungry shoppers. www.thedubaimall.com BAKER & SPICE, SOUK AL BAHAR All about organic good stuff, this artisan food shop and cafÊ champions local and seasonal produce. Throw in views of the Dubai Fountain and its Saturday Farmers’ Market, and you’ll be hooked. bakerandspiceme.com
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