Top 4 Emirati homegrown cafes that have gone global

It’s no secret that Dubai’s culinary scene is always buzzing. Between new restaurant openings, cafes popping up daily, and unexpected collaborations – it is most definitely a fast-paced world you can’t afford to miss even for just a second. Here are the top 4 Dubai-born cafes that have taken the first class tickets to these popular global destinations. Yes, your fave hot chocolate cafe has taken to the streets on London and the alps of Courchevel. Beginning their origins amidst the golden dunes of Dubai’s deserts, Saddle soon took over to being not only regions favourite coffee spot but also Europe’s. Whether it be their crispy crepes or their raspberry hot chocolate, everything was a hit amongst the crowd. Now the cafe is located in 5 countries including, the UK, France, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. ALSO READ: 11 coolest cafes in Al Quoz that need to be on your radar A post shared by Somewhere London (@somewhere.ldn) The same team behind the popular SALT food trucks (also known as the Independent Food Company) launched a series of other restaurants and cafes in Dubai that quickly rose as a fan favourite within the region. Somewhere is just one of the many that made it global. Situated on the fourth floor of the luxe shopping complex, Harrods – Somewhere soon became London’s go-to spot for all things food and coffee. A post shared by Koub | كـــــوب (@koub.uk) Koub is another hot spot in Dubai Cafe scene that has made its way to the polished streets of London. Nestled within the wealthy outpost of Belgravia, London – Koub has taken Emirati hospitality to a global scale. Known for their Rose Matcha Latte and Emirati Infuse Lattes, the cafe brings a great blend of nostalgic local flavours to Europe.