Cupagahwa - La Mer

Cupagahwa basically means a cup of coffee and I am sure you must have heard of this place before. They have multiple branches and recently I visited the one at La Mer. 
This one is really began as sitting inside as well as outside. 
Apart from coffee, they also have some light bites. 

I am a fan of the Spanish latte and so I ordered one of these in the cold version. It was served with different layers in a tall and curved class. 
You need to mix before you have it. This one was cold, refreshing, and really delicious. 

 We also order the signature drinks - cupagahwa (the hot one). It is their version of a coffee which is also served in different layers. 
This one was really nice too, but I think it got a bit overshadowed with the Spanish latte. 

 For tea lovers they also have the karak, and we got one of these. This one wasn't too bad either. 

 We wanted something to satisfy our sweet tooth and what better than one of the bombs that they have. We ordered the Snicker bomb. This not only looked amazing when it burst open but also tasted fantastic. We could barely keep our hands off it. There are Snicker flavoured treats along with vanilla ice cream inside the chocolate shell. Hot melted chocolate is poured over it, and it also complements the flavours while having it. 

We went during Ramadan where they have this offer where they give free juices to everyone.

 It was a very nice overall experience at Cupagahwa. 

Cupaghawa Menu, Reviews, Photos, Location and Info - Zomato
Location: Dubai - United Arab Emirates

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