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    bkry Alserkal Avenue
    Bakery

    bkry Alserkal Avenue

    Visit bkry at Alserkal Avenue in Dubai for specialty coffee, inventive croissants and a look into the open kitchen where the pastries are prepared.

    At Alserkal Avenue in Al Quoz, bkry pairs specialty coffee with pastries made in an open kitchen behind glass. The baking is part of the visit: watch the team work, then choose from flaky croissants, cakes and other baked goods. Try the pecan salted caramel or cheese croissant, or settle in for breakfast with scrambled eggs or avocado toast. It’s a good stop for a coffee break or a slower meal, but allow extra time if you’re visiting when tables are busy.

    The open kitchen and pastries

    bkry Alserkal Avenue
    bkry Alserkal Avenue

    bkry is a bakery and coffee spot at Alserkal Avenue in Al Quoz. Its open kitchen sits behind glass, so you can watch the baking as you choose what to order. The pastry counter is a natural place to start, with croissants and other baked goods at the centre of the menu.

    For a savoury, flaky bite, try the cheese croissant. The pecan salted caramel croissant brings a sweeter combination, while the cinnamon roll is soft and sweet. The pistachio milk cake is another option if you want dessert rather than a pastry.

    Coffee and a longer stop

    bkry Alserkal Avenue
    bkry Alserkal Avenue

    Specialty coffee and tea sit alongside the baking. Order a cortado, or choose matcha, cold brew or iced coffee. Breakfast choices include scrambled eggs and avocado toast, and the menu also lists sandwiches such as a chicken sandwich and a patty melt.

    The space has greenery and a relaxed feel, with the kitchen adding activity to the room. It suits a quick coffee and pastry, but busy periods can mean a wait for a table. Give yourself time if you plan to sit down, and account for parking around Alserkal Avenue.

    FAQ

    What should I order at bkry?

    Try the cheese croissant or pecan salted caramel croissant. The cinnamon roll, pistachio milk cake and specialty coffee are other options.

    Does bkry serve breakfast?

    Yes. The menu includes breakfast choices such as scrambled eggs and avocado toast.

    Can you watch the baking at bkry?

    Yes. The open kitchen is visible behind glass, so you can see the baking as it happens.

    Where is bkry Alserkal Avenue?

    It is at Alserkal Avenue in Al Quoz, Dubai.

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