Find eight operating tashas cafés in the UAE, with current locations and contacts. Nad Al Sheba and Ras Al Khaimah are listed as coming soon.
For tashas in the UAE, I’d choose the branch menu before choosing the order. The café name is shared; the local dishes and setting are not identical. The official directory checked for this guide lists eight operating cafés, with Nad Al Sheba and Ras Al Khaimah separately marked coming soon. For a real breakfast plan, use an operating branch—not an opening announcement and a hopeful journey.
My choice
My choice is the branch on the day’s route, followed by its own menu. Marina Mall’s worked breakfast example below is useful because it names the food and coffees instead of guessing an average spend. I’d use that method at any branch, but I would not carry its dishes or prices to another café and expect the same bill.
For a different café proposition, compare Dubai’s coffee-shop formats. For a whole morning built around food, compare breakfast choices beyond the chain rather than assume every café does the same breakfast.
Key Takeaways
- The official site lists eight operating UAE cafés; Ras Al Khaimah and Nad Al Sheba are marked coming soon.
- tashas offers a shared Classic Menu and individual branch menus; check the specific café before choosing dishes.
- The sister brands include Flamingo Room by Tasha’s, Avli by Tasha’s, and the newer Café Sofi.
- Choose the café that fits your itinerary and contact that branch for group arrangements.
- Operating branches publish addresses, phone numbers and hours; planned locations are not places to visit yet.
tashas UAE Locations (2026)
| Operating café | Address | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Al Barsha | Galleria Mall, Al Barsha | +971 4 589 3322 |
| Al Jalila | Al Jalila Cultural Centre for Children, Al Wasl Road | +971 4 380 6243 |
| Jumeirah | The Galleria Al Wasl retail centre | +971 4 385 5500 |
| Marina Mall | Shop 24, Level P, Dubai Marina Mall | +971 4 458 5611 |
| Mirdif | Shop 26, Mirdif Hills Avenue No. 2 | +971 4 491 8845 |
| Al Ain | Units 4 and 5, Al Mu’tarid Lifestyle Center | +971 2 517 6944 |
| Al Bateen | Unit B02, Marsa Al Bateen | +971 2 445 0890 |
| Sharjah | Unit V4-00-03, Vida 04, Aljada | +971 6 579 8661 |
The distinction is important: a link in a location directory does not mean that café is open. The Nad Al Sheba page and Ras Al Khaimah page both say coming soon. Use the eight operating branches below for an actual meal, and keep those two on a future-opening list.
Marina Mall: use the branch menu to plan the spend
A focused 19 October 2026 check of Marina Mall’s official page gives a more useful comparison than a chain-wide “average spend”. Its Classic Menu is followed by a branch-specific selection; the dishes and prices below are from that Marina selection.
| Marina selection | Listed AED price | What the menu describes |
|---|---|---|
| Scramble on toast | 50 | Two-egg scramble, tomato chutney, parmesan, rocket, chives, roasted tomatoes and sourdough |
| Breakfast roll | 60 | Veal bacon, egg, chilli butter, cheddar, rocket, mayo and barbecue sauce in a pretzel bun |
| The Marina burger | 110 | Double smashed beef patty, cheeses, sauces, fries and a pretzel bun |
| Slow-cooked lamb rigatoni | 99 | Pulled lamb, roasted tomatoes, stracciatella and basil pesto |
Calculated breakfast for two: one scramble on toast (50), one breakfast roll (60) and two flat whites (28 each) total AED166 at the listed prices, inclusive of 5% VAT. That is an order-planning example, not our receipt, a package deal or a guarantee of the final bill. Extra dishes and changes add to it.
The page says breakfasts are served until 6pm and lists Marina Mall’s hours as 8am–11pm Sunday–Thursday and 8am–midnight Friday–Saturday. Confirm service on your visit date. For allergies, use the branch’s actual ingredient information and speak to the team: for example, its chicken schnitzel katsu sandwich lists fish and shellfish/mollusc allergens, while some other entries have incomplete allergen labels. A dish’s name is not an allergy assurance.
The two planned locations remain marked coming soon on the retrieved Nad Al Sheba and Ras Al Khaimah pages. This focused check is not a new inspection of all eight cafés, their full menus or every phone number below. The original broader fact-check date is retained.
Al Bateen: a different breakfast order
I would use Al Bateen’s own menu for an Abu Dhabi morning. Its branch selection lists Spanish eggs at AED70 and a breakfast bun at AED78; two flat whites at AED28 each bring that illustrative order to AED204, including the listed 5% VAT. That is AED38 above the Marina example, but the dishes differ. It is not evidence that an identical breakfast costs AED38 more in Abu Dhabi.
The Spanish eggs list poached eggs, roasted peppers and tomatoes, spinach, herbs and a toasted pita with za’atar. The bun lists bacon, egg, halloumi, mushroom and onion chutney. I’d choose the eggs for that vegetable-and-spice combination or the bun for a more substantial sandwich—not order from the Marina list and expect the same plate. These are menu-based recommendations, not a tasting report. Ask the team about the exact ingredients if they affect your choice.
What Is tashas?
tashas is the café brand within Tashas Group. It suits a breakfast, lunch or informal dinner when you want a café menu rather than a fixed tasting sequence. The useful difference between branches is their location and individual menu. For a regular neighbourhood meal, choose the nearest suitable café; for a shopping-day stop, choose the branch inside the mall you are already visiting.
The Sister Brands
The group’s other concepts include Flamingo Room, Avli, Galaxy Bar, Bungalo34 and Cafe Sofi. They are separate brands and should not be counted as tashas cafés. Arada’s announced partnership covers tashas and Cafe Sofi expansion, but an expansion announcement does not establish that every planned café has opened. Choose the actual brand and location before looking at its menu.
What to Expect
Choose tashas when the café format and location suit the day. The branch-specific dishes are worth comparing before ordering: a Marina Mall meal and an Al Bateen meal do not need to be identical. For a mixed group, agree which dishes are shared and which are individual. Check the branch’s phone and hours below; do not assume every café opens at the same time or takes the same type of group booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many tashas cafés are there in the UAE?
Eight operating cafés are listed: five in Dubai, Al Bateen and Al Ain in Abu Dhabi emirate, and Aljada in Sharjah. Two more pages are marked coming soon.
Where are the tashas locations in Dubai?
Al Barsha, Al Jalila, Jumeirah, Marina Mall and Mirdif.
Is there a tashas in Abu Dhabi?
Yes: Al Bateen is in Abu Dhabi city, while Al Ain is a separate destination within Abu Dhabi emirate. Choose the correct city when planning the journey.
What are the tashas sister brands?
Flamingo Room by tashas, Avli by tashas (Greek) and the newer Café Sofi, all under tashas Group.
What kind of food does tashas serve?
A café menu covering breakfast and main dishes, with a Classic Menu and branch-specific choices. Use the selected branch page for its actual dishes and prices.
Do I need to book?
Contact the branch about your group and arrival plan. Its published contact details do not by themselves establish a universal reservations policy.
Which branch should you choose?
Use the linked branch pages for their menus and current hours. The two coming-soon locations are not included in the operating-café count.
For a Marina shopping or waterfront day, choose Marina Mall. For a Mirdif meal, the café is at Mirdif Hills Avenue, not City Centre Mirdif. For Abu Dhabi city, choose Al Bateen; Al Ain requires a different journey. For Sharjah, use the Aljada address rather than searching only for the brand name. The simplest good choice is the branch that fits your route, then a dish from that branch’s menu. A chain-wide recommendation that ignores the location is less useful.
Hours are branch-specific
The Al Ain page lists 8am–11pm daily. Marina Mall lists 8am–11pm Sunday–Thursday and 8am–midnight Friday–Saturday. Mirdif and Sharjah list 9am–1am Monday–Saturday and 9am–midnight Sunday. Al Bateen lists 9am–1am Monday–Saturday, with Sunday opening at 8am and closing at midnight. Check the relevant branch for a holiday visit; do not use one café’s hours for the whole group.
