Six Dubai Brunches with Non-Alcoholic Packages

“Soft package” can mean unlimited soft drinks, a list of mocktails and juices, or simply a tier whose exact limits are not published. That difference matters over a three- or four-hour brunch. Here are six Dubai offers with the food, time and non-alcoholic drinks set out as each venue describes them.

Only PizzaExpress explicitly promises unlimited soft beverages in its non-alcoholic tier. The other venues list the drinks that come with the package but do not state that refills are unlimited. Where a listing omits the price unit, ask whether it is per guest before comparing your table’s total.

For an easy, clearly priced brunch: PizzaExpress Live JLT

Double Trouble is the clearest low-cost option here: AED145 per person for three hours, Saturday from 1pm to 4pm. The non-alcoholic package includes unlimited soft beverages, unlimited starters, one main course and dessert, with live music. That is a complete meal and a defined drinks promise, not simply access to a drinks list.

The operator does not name the soft drinks or publish child pricing on this page. If you are booking with children, ask whether they need the adult package or have a separate menu. The brunch is at PizzaExpress Live in Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Cluster A; a separate two-hour after-party is sold after brunch, so do not mistake it for an extension of this package.

For a Peruvian sharing menu and a detailed drinks list: COYA Dubai

COYA’s Saturday brunch runs from 12:30pm to 3:30pm. Its current menu prices the non-alcoholic package at AED329 and lists the mocktails Sol y Mar and Purple Rain, alongside soft drinks, fresh juices, still and sparkling water, tea and coffee. The package includes the brunch menu: shared signatures and appetizers, a choice of main, sides to share and desserts. The menu does not state the package’s charging unit or whether drinks are free-flow, so confirm both when booking.

The food has a more structured rhythm than an open buffet: ceviches, Peruvian sashimi and maki appear among the shared dishes, then you choose a main. COYA says listed prices include 10% service charge, 5% VAT and 7% municipality fee. If unlimited refills are essential, ask before paying.

For six courses and non-alcoholic sangría: Sobremesa

Sobremesa’s Saturday Hacienda Brunch is built around a six-course sharing menu. The soft package is AED275 per person and includes soft drinks and non-alcoholic sangría. It runs from 1pm to 4pm at Souk Al Bahar, with the offer framed as a leisurely Mexican-style meal for the table. The page does not say whether drinks are unlimited.

This suits a group that wants courses to share rather than a buffet line. Sobremesa requires AED300 prepayment to secure reservations for groups of six or more; submitting a request without payment does not guarantee the booking. The page does not spell out child pricing or drink limits, so get those terms before choosing it for a mixed-age table.

For families who want buffet stations: Crescendo at Anantara The Palm

Fork & Cork is a Saturday buffet from 1pm to 4pm, with live cooking stations, a live band and activities for children. The soft beverage package costs AED449 per person and expressly includes soft drinks, juices and mocktails. Children aged six to 12 are AED150, and those under six are AED50. Anantara says its prices include all taxes; it does not say that beverages are unlimited.

This is the resort-style choice, with the buffet and children’s activities stated as part of the offer. If someone in your group wants an alcoholic tier, the published supplements are AED100 per person to upgrade to house beverages or AED300 per person to upgrade to Champagne, on top of the soft package. For a fully non-alcoholic table, the soft tier names the drink types and the child rates make the likely family bill easier to estimate.

For a Sunday by Dubai Harbour: L’Amo Bistro del Mare

L’Amo’s Brunch al Porto brings a Sunday Italian brunch to the yacht-club setting at Dubai Harbour, from 12:30pm to 3:30pm. SevenRooms lists the indoor soft package at AED395 per person, alongside house and sparkling upgrades. The operator describes coastal flavours and live performances, while the booking page welcomes children of all ages.

The available pages do not name the non-alcoholic drinks or clarify whether “free-flowing beverages” applies to this soft tier. Ask which drinks are included and whether the package includes refills before booking. Choose it for a Sunday coastal Italian meal and live performance, not for a fully itemized drinks promise.

For Japanese flavours and a live band: Mimi Kakushi

Mimi Kakushi’s Rosé Brunch offers three-hour packages in a Saturday booking window from noon to 4pm. The non-alcoholic package is AED450 and lists a selection of mocktails, fresh juices, water, tea and coffee. A live band sets the tone; the Rosé collaboration applies to the wider brunch, while the non-alcoholic tier remains separate from the house and Champagne packages.

The listing does not say whether AED450 is per person or whether drinks are unlimited, and it gives no child terms. Confirm the selected start time, charging unit and refills before you book. If the Japanese restaurant setting and listed non-alcoholic drinks matter more than a buffet or a low headline price, this is the distinctive choice.

Before you reserve

• Check whether the package is priced per person. COYA’s menu and Mimi Kakushi’s listing do not state a unit; the others above do.

• Ask what “soft” covers and whether refills are unlimited. PizzaExpress is the only one here that explicitly says unlimited soft beverages.

• Confirm the food format: buffet at Crescendo, six-course sharing at Sobremesa, and a shared menu with a main choice at COYA.

• Confirm the actual sitting: Mimi’s three-hour package fits within a four-hour booking window; L’Amo lists a 12:30–3:30pm Sunday sitting.

• For groups of six or more at Sobremesa, pay the required AED300 prepayment to secure the reservation.

Offer details checked 7 October 2026. Menus, prices and availability can change; confirm the exact package and final bill with the venue.