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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 visits Dubai's Cherryhouse cafe for second time

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, the Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, returned to Cherryhouse, an Emirati-owned cafe in Al Safa, for a second visit. This time, the visit was captured on Instagram where the Sheikh greeted visitors, including children. The venue expressed deep honor and pride at welcoming Sheikh Mohammed back. He described it as a memorable moment that would inspire them to continue delivering experiences reflecting Dubai's spirit of excellence, creativity, and ambition.

Cherryhouse, which opened in May, is the latest venture from Emirati entrepreneur Mohamed Al Falasi. The cafe houses a specialty coffee roastery, an artisanal bakery, and an all-day dining concept. A notable feature of Cherryhouse is an overhead belting system, which transports freshly roasted coffee beans around the cafe, creating a visual attraction for diners.

Al Falasi, who founded Saddle Cafe in London's Knightsbridge in August 2025, had a similar vision for Cherryhouse, aiming to combine Emirati hospitality with international coffee and baking traditions. The Sheikh has been a frequent visitor to several other Dubai restaurants, including Zuma, Ce La Vi, Siraj, Gaia, and SushiSamba, as well as supporting other establishments like The St Regis Dubai.

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