Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid visits Dubai's Cherryhouse cafe for second time
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, has paid another visit to Cherryhouse, a homegrown cafe in Al Safa founded by the same Emirati entrepreneur behind Saddle and Feels. In a video shared on Instagram at the weekend, Sheikh Mohammed is seen greeting visitors, including children who approach him to say hello. He stops to greet a young girl and shakes hands with a boy. "We…
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, the Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, returned to Cherryhouse, an Emirati-owned cafe in Al Safa, for the second time. The visit was captured in a video shared on Instagram, where the ruler greeted guests, including children who approached him to say hello. Cherryhouse, founded by Mohamed Al Falasi, a Dubai entrepreneur, is a unique dining experience that combines a specialty coffee roastery, an artisanal bakery, and an all-day dining concept.
Its innovative overhead belting system displays freshly roasted coffee beans, creating a visual spectacle for diners. The cafe also boasts an open bakery, The Grain Room, where visitors can watch breads and pastries being prepared. Al Falasi envisions Cherryhouse as a global destination that merges Emirati hospitality with world-class coffee and baking traditions.
Sheikh Mohammed, who previously visited Cherryhouse during its soft opening, is known for his support of Dubai's dining scene, having dined at various restaurants across the emirate, including Zuma, Ce La Vi, and Siraj. His son, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, also a prominent figure in Dubai's dining scene, has visited restaurants like Gaia in DIFC and SushiSamba at The St Regis.
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