12 reviews

Purity Cafe

Name: Purity Cafe
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3.7

Dubai

25 23 St - Al Fahidi - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Cafe Castle Tourist attraction

Service Options Dine-in Takeaway Delivery

+971 4 353 2030

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About

Purity Cafe is a cafe, castle and tourist attraction located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.70 out of 5 stars based on 12 reviews. The street address of this business is 25 23 St - Al Fahidi - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Purity Cafe is open seven days a week 24 hours a day.

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Where Purity Cafe is located at?: Purity Cafe is located at 25 23 St - Al Fahidi - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Purity Cafe?: The contact number of Purity Cafe is +971 4 353 2030

Reviews

1 PIYUSH MANANI 49 months ago

worst food....ordered breakfast first time and had a pathetic experience....jalebi was smelling badly like garbage....had vomits after eating their food immediately ... and when I called their shop and asked to change the food, person was shouting badly and said do whatever u want..BAD AND UNHYGENIC FOOD

4 Darshan Bhatia 73 months ago

Very good Indian fast food restaurant.. They make good tasty parathas

4 Kamlesh Hemani 73 months ago

Good cafe

3 GurdeepSingh Singh 73 months ago

great cafe for tea

5 Pritvik Premkumar 73 months ago

It was a very good

4 KHANWANI FASHION L.L.C. 61 months ago

Nice place to refresh at

4 Larger Than Life 73 months ago

Yumm Parathas... aloo methi, koki, paneer, the hara bhara.
Chole bhatura is awesome.
Can't miss Jalebi

4 Alison Wright 22 months ago

There isn't much left in the way of ruins , but if you enjoy a nice walk and lovely views then it's worth a visit. The walk around White Horse Country Park where the ruins are situated is lovely for humans and dogs

5 Irina Springate 24 months ago

This medieval castle located in White Horse Wood country park.

No much of the ruins left, but very beautiful view of the valley from the hill.

FIrst owner is believed to be Ralph de Courbépine, a tenant of Bishop Odo of Bayeux (brother of William the Conqueror).

Stephen de Thurnham, great grandson of
Ralph de Courbépine, held the manor in the
12th Century.

By the 14th Century the manor had passed to the Northwood family and then to Robert Corbie.

The castle was abandoned by the 15th Century for Corbier Hall, south-west of Thurnham village.

Chalk quarrying damaged the site in later centuries.

In 1999 Kent County Council, with support from the Heritage Lottery Fund, English Heritage, RLCI, Maidstone Borough Council and Thurnham Parish Council, acquired
the castle in order to conserve it and make it accessible.

On our visit there, we have parked on the road not far from the entrance.

Although, if you intend to go for a long stretch, after visiting castle, you better park in the car park, which located near by, across the road from castle and 10 min walk afterwards through the field.

4 Nancy A 36 months ago

Nice place for walk with amazing views.
Don't expect a fully standing castle as it is just the site of where the castle use to be with some remains of some of the old castle entrance

4 jay jenner 72 months ago

Stunning views of surrounding countryside but the castle itself is just a few crumbling walls.

4 Gary Taylor 36 months ago

Nice location. History of the castle is interesting but not a lot left unfortunately. Just bits of wall. We ran a paranormal investigation here and it came up with some great results. See our ghosthuntertours YouTube page for full recording. Lovely surroundings country side.

3 Andrew Startup 24 months ago

Located on the edge of the White Horse Country Park is the scant remains of what was Thurnham Castle, overlooking the valley which the M20 and HS1 rail link run. Little remains of the castle itself, except for part of the curtain wall and the motte upon which the castle stood. The motte itself can be slippery when it has been raining so care must be taken when climbing it. Trees obscure part of the view from the motte. making it hard to pick out the landmarks indicated on the plaque upon the top of the motte. Would be better visited as part of a trip to the White Horse Country Park as there is not much to see just visiting the castle, although on quite times there are some pull ins on the lane that runs by the castle rather than pay the car parking fee at the White Horse Country Park.

3 Dave Curtis 36 months ago

Thurnham castle has links to two other local castles - Leybourne & Leeds. Nestled atop a steep hill, it's a lovely place to head for a picnic - at the nearby White Horse Country Park - and a bit of history. Set in flint, the walls are, in places, still standing strong, but most have fallen on been pilfered.

3 Ergo Fargo 24 months ago

This is a ruin and currently very overgrown. A nice place for a walk with good views. Limited free parking nearby.

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Business Hours

Friday	06:30am - 10:30pm
Saturday	06:30am - 10:30pm
Sunday	06:30am - 10:30pm
Monday	06:30am - 10:30pm
Tuesday	06:30am - 10:30pm
Wednesday	06:30am - 10:30pm
Thursday	06:30am - 10:30pm
Saturday	24hr open
Sunday	24hr open
Monday	24hr open
Tuesday	24hr open
Wednesday	24hr open
Thursday	24hr open
Friday	24hr open