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Jones the Grocer DIFC

Australian gourmet grocer and cafe inside DIFC's Gate Village with a cheese room, deli counter, and full restaurant.

Jones the Grocer DIFC, Dubai · DIFC & Business Bay
Category
Cafe
Duration
1h 15m
Best Time
Morning
Entry
€€€
Rating
4.8 (339)
The place

About Jones the Grocer DIFC

Australian gourmet grocer and cafe inside DIFC's Gate Village with a cheese room, deli counter, and full restaurant. The business lunch crowd packs the terrace for their burrata salads and truffle fries. Their coffee program uses Australian-style roasting techniques and the baristas are properly trained.

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Getting there

Address
Jones The Grocer Express Precinct Building 3 05 - Level 2 - زعبيل الثانية - DIFC - دبي - United Arab Emirates
Neighborhood
DIFC & Business Bay
Nearest Metro
Red Line to Financial Centre stationRed Line to Business Bay station
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Good to know

Tips, answered

Visit the deli counter for take-away cheese and charcuterie at better prices than the restaurant menu, and grab a coffee to go.

Plan for about 1h 15m. Morning visits are typically less crowded.

Jones the Grocer DIFC is in the DIFC & Business Bay neighborhood of Dubai. The address is Jones The Grocer Express Precinct Building 3 05 - Level 2 - زعبيل الثانية - DIFC - دبي - United Arab Emirates. The area is well-served by metro.

Morning visits, especially early, mean fewer crowds and better light for photos. Weekdays are significantly quieter than weekends.

Comfortable shoes are recommended. Parts are outdoors, so bring a light layer.

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