Flaky Pastry Croissant Co. bakes sweet and savoury croissants at its City Walk counter in Dubai, from the 24K chocolate croissant to the viral crookie.
Editorially verified September 26, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The 24K chocolate croissant and the crookie are the two the shop is known for.
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Address: City Walk, Al Wasl, Dubai
Tonton Bakes twists Italian and French pastry traditions into its own Tontail sfogliatella at Wasl 51 in Jumeirah 1, Dubai, open every day of the week.
Worth the queueTontail sfogliatella
TipThe Tontail is the item to order fresh; ask which batch is newest since it laminates through the day.
Bikanervala has served Indian sweets and rich vegetarian savouries from its very first Al Karama branch in Dubai since 2005, its original UAE location.
Worth the queueRaj kachori
TipThe Raj kachori and channa bhatura are the dishes regulars order first; sweets are best bought to go.
Habib Bakery, a Dubai bakery founded in 1987, sells cakes, Arabic sweets and fresh bread late into the night from its branch on Street 6A in Al Karama.
Worth the queueMilk cake
TipThe milk cake and the cream puffs are the bakery's best known orders.
Milk Bakery and Cafe bakes cereal-milk cakes and savoury danishes from its own small counter at Wasl 51 in Jumeirah 1, Dubai, open every day.
Worth the queueCereal-milk cake
TipThe cereal-milk cakes and the chebab bun are the bakes the cafe is known for.
Subko roasts coffee, bakes sourdough and makes chocolate at its two level Alserkal Avenue bakehouse, the Mumbai brand's first site outside India.
Worth the queueSourdough and laminated croissants
TipUpstairs, the Quoz Quarters cafe is a run of themed rooms; downstairs is the bakery counter and roastery.
Bageri Form bakes Scandinavian-style breads and cardamom buns in Dubai Design District, in a room of long shared tables, brick partitions and an open kitchen.
Worth the queueCardamom bun
TipWatch the open kitchen from the bar seats; you can see the day's loaves come out of the oven.
