Best All-Day Breakfast in Dubai

Checked: 8 October 2026

Dubai’s all-day breakfast has more than one clock. At Tavia, the breakfast menu runs alongside the rest of the menu until midnight. Nomad’s dedicated breakfast section stays available until its 10pm close. Elsewhere, “all day” may mean 6pm, or only certain dishes at certain branches. This guide separates those offers, with current prices and the last order window the operator actually publishes.

At a glance

The listed price is for the named dish or package, not a spend-per-person estimate. Fee wording is included where the operator states it; where it does not, the final bill may differ. “All day” also ends when the café closes, and a menu can place a tighter limit on particular dishes.

Tavia Cafe — for breakfast after the usual breakfast hour

Tavia is the clearest pick if “late” means well into the evening. Its current menu says the breakfast section is served throughout the day, with the main menu available alongside it from opening to close. That puts eggs, shakshuka or a breakfast pizza on the table at 8pm, while someone else can order pasta or a burger. The café is open daily from 7:30am to midnight in Dubai Silicon Oasis.

Prices begin at AED19 for a plain croissant or pain au chocolat. Eggs any style cost AED45, the Full English AED65, shakshuka AED55 and the smoked-salmon Royal AED75. The menu also gives breakfast its own local accent: akawi-cheese pizza with hot honey and za’atar pizza sit beside familiar egg plates. Prices are shown in AED; the menu does not say whether service or municipality fees are included. Check the current menu and hours.

Cuppa Chai — Indian breakfast that carries on into the evening

At Cuppa Chai in Oud Metha, the all-day section is built around dishes that are just as at home at teatime: poha, upma, stuffed parathas, poori bhaji, chole bhatura, egg paratha and egg bhurji pav. Poha starts at AED14; a potato or methi paratha is AED16, cheese or paneer AED19, and chole bhatura AED24. It is the most wallet-friendly way into this list and a good answer when you want spice, lentils or a flaky paratha rather than eggs Benedict.

The shop opens at 7am and closes at 10pm Monday to Thursday, extending to midnight Friday through Sunday. Its menu labels the section “All Day Breakfast (Served with Chai)”; it does not make clear whether a cup of chai comes with the listed dish prices, so ask before treating it as included. The online menu says prices include 5% VAT. See the Oud Metha menu and hours.

Nomad Day Bar — a focused breakfast menu in One Central

Nomad does not use “all day” as a loose description for an all-day café: the October 2026 menu has a dedicated all-day-breakfast section, separate from lunch and dinner, which begin at 11:30am. Breakfast runs while the venue is open, daily from 7am to 10pm, at 25hours Hotel One Central. The operator says walk-ins are welcome.

The menu gives familiar plates a few extra turns. Turkish eggs with garlic-confit yoghurt and sourdough are AED50; shakshuka is also AED50; avocado toast with two poached eggs is AED65. A quick-track açaí bowl is AED45, while smoked-salmon Benedict is AED75. This is a useful choice near the World Trade Centre when you want a breakfast plate in the evening but do not need a buffet or a set brunch. Nomad states that menu prices include 5% VAT, 7% municipality fee and 10% service charge. See the live menu and location details.

The Mill — choose between a small bowl and a full plate

The Mill’s menu works for both a light breakfast and one that could carry you through the afternoon. At Seventh Heaven in Al Barari, the café serves breakfast all day and opens every day from 7:30am to 8pm. A granola parfait is AED20, Bircher muesli AED24, and eggs your way AED25; the Mill Full Breakfast is AED48, with eggs, mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, sausage, beef bacon, hash brown, avocado and sourdough.

Plant-based diners have a tofu breakfast toast for AED46, and the sweeter side includes peanut-butter-and-banana French toast for AED50. That range gives The Mill a stronger case than simply serving breakfast late: the visit can be a small coffee-and-bowl stop or a full hot plate, with lunch also available at the café. The current linked PDF says its prices include service charge, municipality fee and VAT. Check the current menu and daily hours.

Lavi Café & Bakery — sourdough breakfast until closing

Lavi’s promise is unusually easy to check: its official menu says all-day breakfast is served from opening until close. The café is at Port Views 3 in Al Mina, with hours from 7am to 11pm Monday to Thursday and midnight Friday to Sunday. Breakfast croissants are AED38, pancakes AED46, avocado on sourdough AED48 and eggs Benedict AED62.

The bakery is part of the appeal rather than a decorative extra: Lavi says it bakes sourdough and croissants on site each morning, and the breakfast menu brings that bread into the meal. From 11am, a separate brunch-and-lunch section starts alongside breakfast, so you do not have to choose between the two after lunch. Prices include VAT; service or municipality fees are not specified. Free building parking is validated for two hours with a purchase, according to the operator. See the breakfast menu, address and hours.

Peachbrown — an all-day JLT option, but only to 6pm

Peachbrown is the most branch-sensitive entry here. Its menu marks some breakfast dishes as available all day and others as not; do not assume the heading applies to every plate. The AED55 Peachbrown Breakfast is marked all-day, as is the AED44 avocado toast. The açaí, granola and fruit bowl is AED47. Shakshuka, French toast and salmon eggs Benedict appear under breakfast, but are not tagged as all-day on the menu page.

Both JLT branches close at 6pm, but their days differ. One Lake Plaza (Cluster T) opens 8am–6pm Monday to Saturday and is closed Sunday. Swiss Tower (Cluster Y) opens 7am–6pm Monday to Friday and is closed at weekends. Check the dish and branch before setting off. The operator’s menu does not state tax or service-fee treatment. Check dish tags, branch addresses and opening days.

21grams — Balkan breakfast, with a shorter day and a noon cutoff on the breakfast for two

21grams brings a stronger sense of place than a standard café breakfast: its menu draws on Balkan home cooking, with dishes such as pindjur eggs, Balkan Benedict and komplet egg, alongside homemade bread and Balkan-style cheese. The operator says these breakfast favourites are available “whenever morning happens”; the Meyan Mall bistro is open daily from 8am to 5pm. That makes it an afternoon choice, not an after-dinner one.

Check the cut-off on the signature set. The Big Balkan Breakfast for two is listed only until noon, even though other breakfast favourites continue later. The current operator menu page does not show prices. An older menu PDF also gave a noon burek cutoff, but the current page does not surface it; ask whether burek is still time-limited. We have not reused the old PDF’s prices as current figures. See the current breakfast selection and opening hours.

Which one should you pick?

For breakfast after dark, start with Tavia: the breakfast and main menus run together until midnight. Nomad is the clearest dedicated all-day breakfast menu in the centre, with fees already included in its published prices. Cuppa Chai is the value choice for Indian breakfast dishes and stays open until midnight at weekends. Choose The Mill for a meal that can be as small as an AED20 parfait or as filling as its AED48 full breakfast. Lavi gives you the clearest breakfast-until-close promise, with a separate lunch section starting at 11am. In JLT, Peachbrown can work through 6pm, but verify the dish tag and which branch is open. Go to 21grams for a Balkan plate; arrive before noon if the Big Balkan Breakfast for two is the reason for the visit.

Selection note: The comparison follows current operator menus and hours, with dish-specific limits called out; no first-hand visit is claimed.

Last checked: 8 October 2026. Confirm the menu, price and branch hours directly before travelling.