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May 19, 2024

　　This cute private museum in a historic Emirati home offers an aromatic bean-based journey around the world and back in time. Learn about the importance of coffee in different cultures, examine a rotating roster of old grinders, pots, roasters and related implements, and sample freshly brewed Ethiopian coffee (Dhs10) prepared by costumed staff.

　　Upstairs is a reading room, a children's corner and a stylish cafe.

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