Operated by Kuwait-based Pinnacle Group across the GCC, the celebrated Australian specialty coffee concept has found its second home in Dubai with a flagship store in the heart of Jumeirah
Toby’s Estate Coffee Roasters has announced the highly anticipated opening of its inaugural flagship café, nestled in the heart of Dubai’s prestigious Jumeirah coastal district.
Renowned for its commitment to elevating the coffee experience, Toby’s Estate welcomes guests into a captivating villa thoughtfully designed to offer a unique and serene escape. Picture an elegant space adorned in a chic palette of white and black with charming arches that echo timeless sophistication.
Step inside the villa and discover an equally inviting interior that seamlessly blends warmth, tradition and modern design – think vibrant greens, sophisticated greys, and crisp whites, creating an ambiance that is refreshingly unique and reflective of the community it serves.
Beyond the stylish interior, guests can immerse themselves in the charm of the outdoor garden seating – a stunning haven for those seeking a peaceful coffee retreat. Whether catching up with friends, embarking on a solo work session, or indulging in a moment of personal reflection, every corner at Toby’s Estate promises an immersive journey into aesthetics, ambiance and the unique charm of the locale.
“Following the success of our inaugural Dubai venue at Dubai Hills Mall within just six months, we are delighted to welcome guests at our second coffee concept in the UAE. Our vision is clear, we’re not just creating a coffee destination; we’re curating an unparalleled experience that fosters a welcoming space for one and all,” said Tareq Alshaikh, Co-founder and CEO of Pinnacle Group, Toby’s Estate’s GCC Partner.
“Our commitment to excellence extends beyond the brew; it’s in the entire experience – from the first step through the villa to the last sip of our meticulously crafted blends. It’s an endeavour to elevate the act of enjoying coffee into a celebration of taste, aesthetics, and community,” Alshaikh added.
