Melt N Dip

Description: Founded in the United Arab Emirates, this Middle Eastern-rooted dessert café combines regional flavors with European-style sweets in a spacious, polished dining room. The menu includes crepes, waffles, cakes, gelato, fruit plates, milkshakes, mocktails, espresso drinks, tea, Turkish coffee, and shareable desserts covered with milk, dark, and white Belgian chocolate. Middle Eastern influences appear through ingredients and offerings such as pistachio, knafeh, Arabic-style ice cream, and Dubai chocolate desserts. Its family-friendly atmosphere and broad dessert selection make it suitable for dates, families, small groups, and relaxed evening gatherings.

Comments: Comfortable seating, booths and chairs with padded backs as well as a corner with a couch and armchairs. Plus an outdoor patio with comfy chairs with pillows. The whole place has a clean and polished aesthetic, black, brown, and burgundy colors throughout the space. Very well designed. Between the indoor seating and the outdoor patio, there’s plenty of space here.

This is a dessert cafe so the focus is sweets. They have sweets I didn’t know existed. Stuff that looks and sounds amazing but deep down in your soul, you know it's probably a whole day's worth of calories. Even when serving something like chai tea that traditionally isn't that sweet, they provide you with a Biscoff cookie and sugar packet just incase you want to make it so.

This is a sweet lovers paradise. Diabetes delight. Big back bliss. They don’t have cinnamon rolls, the apex pastry, the chief of all sweets, so I’m safe from temptation here, but they have just about everything else you could want. Definitely do not come here if you're on a diet.

They don't offer free wi-fi, so this isn't a place for studying or remote work, but it is cozy. It's great for meeting friends, a date, or just chilling comfortably while eating sweets. Or drinking coffee and tea, since that is a part of their enormous menu. The business is a chain from the UAE so they offer some drink options similar to what you might see at Haraz or Qahwah House.