2 reviews

اربيانا كافي البوستكيه دبي

Name: اربيانا كافي البوستكيه دبي
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 5

Dubai

65 Al Faheide - Al Fahidi - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Restaurant Public library Heritage museum Learning center

Service Options Dine-in Takeaway

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About

اربيانا كافي البوستكيه دبي is a restaurant, public library, heritage museum and learning center located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 5.00 out of 5 stars based on 2 reviews. The street address of this business is 65 Al Faheide - Al Fahidi - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. اربيانا كافي البوستكيه دبي is closed on Sunday, and other days it is open from 09:30am to 05:00pm.

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Where اربيانا كافي البوستكيه دبي is located at?: اربيانا كافي البوستكيه دبي is located at 65 Al Faheide - Al Fahidi - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.

Reviews

5 Ales Gorkic 27 months ago

Extremely positive experience. Good food and tea in a beautiful traditional ambient.

5 Lorraine Murray 21 months ago

Great place and friendly staff in the library, local history and archives

5 Mark Gilmour 26 months ago

Fantastic resource for Dumbarton. Took my son in for a free craft activity class. He loved it and no wants to go to the library. Brilliant books available and the staff are lovely.

5 Ashleigh Donnelly 27 months ago

Lovely library, friendly staff. Nice and modern. Study area looks like a pleasant environment too. Attended for Gaelic bookbug - Elidih was lovely. Class wasn't very well attended and I didn't see any advertising for the Gaelic bookbug, but I could have missed it. We will be back.

5 Nancy Laird 23 months ago

Great space for my toddler and they run book bug classes. Lovely staff aswell????

5 And White 25 months ago

Nice and clean and nice staff can use pc or print here to.

5 Frank Baxter 39 months ago

I messaged this superb library I was given all the information I was in searching for, but not without the kind help of the Lady in charge of Local Census and events . I was dumbfounded at the records & there Content during the Census at the turn of the century. I was so happy to hear what was taking place around Town .
I am a Lover of our heritage, Last week I Learned that Mc Lean place was where Public Hanging’s took place on where the old social work department stood .
The reason I. Contacted you lovely Ladies can help me . My. Other hobby is Metal detectors, I’ve researched it to a certain point that is the Copse of woodland, which I found out the market was Advertised in the
London Times’ Cattle Market’ being held in Renton, Scotland, I’ve been finding thick pennies with King - George the 4th I may be mixed up date wise. He seemed to be king around the era of 1890s. If one stands. Away from the Market behind approx the V.O.L.H., the cattle ring is still visible. I was very pleased when I found the event in a LondonTabloid.. I. Would be very happy if you could enlighten me further I would be very interested to know about. Never in a 100 years did I never.thought that little building beside a Telephone exchange would help my craving to find out the Marvellous events this Burgh holds. Being Librarian s you may be familiar with the Local Hero, Certainly Mine. is .A.J CRONIN WHOM BIDED In Cardross or so I’m led to believe? Although any locally known buildings were covert. But just the Description by Cronindidnt need a interpretation to work out where he is describing its name was Hatters Castle was its name of the book.
I came across the copy over 200 miles from John O groats, For the life of me I just couldn’t put it down for the simple reason I could recognise where Cronin was describing I could almost see the Content it will always like to know please do you hold any books pertaining to this Magnificent book . I think I’ve taken enough of your precious time Thanking you kindly for being Librarians . May yous have a peaceful day come Christmas & be safe and Lucky during 2021. With upmost regards & Respect . I will be visiting your place of work soon. So if you notice a fellow whom you think is sheltering from the Storm it will most probably be myself and would enjoy listening to any other news you posses. I believe you are very underrated or maybe you don’t know the important role you play in the Community, Your building is a beautiful piece of masonry built by masters of there Craft. Goodnight Ladies, Frank j. Baxter. A Librarian groupie. :)

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5 Louise Walker 27 months ago

Clean, very cute old building from over 100 years old and helpful staff

4 Graham Buckley 63 months ago

Good place for a good book, staff friendly sometimes, use computers, search local history, have a cuppa, and occasionally have famous folk in to talk about there latest books or journeys they've just done

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Business Hours

Friday	08:00am - 12:30am
Saturday	08:00am - 12:30am
Sunday	08:00am - 12:30am
Monday	08:00am - 12:30am
Tuesday	08:00am - 12:30am
Wednesday	08:00am - 12:30am
Thursday	08:00am - 12:30am
Saturday	10:00am - 01:00pm
Sunday	Day off
Monday	09:30am - 05:00pm
Tuesday	01:00am - 08:00pm
Wednesday	09:30am - 08:00pm
Thursday	09:30am - 05:00pm
Friday	09:30am - 05:00pm