Showing posts with label coffee shops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coffee shops. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 13, 2019

Offline KW Teen Event at Banana Leaves Coffee Shop, Souq Mubarakiya







The 'Lollipop Latte' rose petal flavoured drink exclusive to Offline KW pop up.
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Happening on Thursday, 14th March from 6-10pm for cool teens to meet, chill out sippin on artisanal beverages in the uber stylish Banana Leaves Coffee Shop in Mubarakiya. 

Instagram: Offline KW
Instagram: Banana Leaves Coffee

Map [link


Monday, December 10, 2018

Teen Event at Moo Milk Bar, Mubarak Kabeer Street


A cool hangout for teens this Thursday at Moo Milk Bar, Mubarak Kabeer Street, 
Kuwait City.


Wednesday, October 17, 2018

Review: Arabica, Phase 4, Avenues


 Good morning all. For the coffee afficionados you really must try @arabica.kuwait there is one in Avenues Phase 4 next to @letocaffe.kw. The impressive array of internationally sourced coffee beans are kept in individual optimum refridgerated conditions and then freshly ground. The smell is divine and the coffee is strong and robust. Quite an experience. #coffee #arabica #avenues #kuwait

Thursday, October 4, 2018

The Luna and Beau Pink Event Was Da Bomb

Facebook: Luna & Beau 
Instagram: @luna_beau

Map [link]

Luna & Beau Boutique • Groomers (Coming Soon) • Vegan Pet-Friendly CafĂ©
 is located in Al Rai on the same road as True Value half way down on the right side of the road before Safat Alghanim.




Friday, May 25, 2018

Dewan Jibla - For Start-Up Businesses


A gathering for start-up businesses to discuss their idea and services also explain the challenges they faced to a wide range of audience on May 26th at 8.30pm in Richards Coffee Bar, Seef Strip. Map Free registration at Eventbrite.


Monday, May 7, 2018

The Stunning New Part of Al Kout Mall is Open and Well Worth a Visit





Kuwait’s leading property developer Tamdeen Group has announced that its Al Kout Project, the largest waterfront retail and entertainment destination in the country is open and thriving. 

Occupying a plot of 300,000 sqm, Al Kout Project offers six diverse experiences reflecting the unique architectural heritage of Kuwait. The most modern of these experiences is Al Kout Mall, which opened for visitors during the first quarter of 2018, said the developer.

The mall will increase the overall leasing area of Al Kout Project to 100,000 sqm.

The KD123 million ($407 million) Al Kout Project compromises 360 stores and a 12-screen cinema, which is equipped with the latest Imax and 4DX systems and will be managed by Kuwait National Cinema Company (Cinescape).

Dining features prominently at Al Kout Mall, with an array of local and international restaurants and cafes, including 11 Kuwaiti trademarks which affirms Tamdeen’s constant support for ambitious initiatives from Kuwaiti entrepreneurs.

Al Kout Mall is also home to Infunity Sea Family Entertainment Centre, the largest indoor facility-of-its-kind in Kuwait. The Centre is themed around marine life and is an ideal edutainment for visitors of all ages eager to learn more about the marine environment, said the statement from Tamdeen.

In addition, Al Kout Mall will house the first-ever Q8 Karting, the biggest indoor track of its kind in the Middle East, offering an exhilarating experience that simulates pro racing. The Q8 Karting track is designed to suit all types of races, and age groups, it added.

Al Kout Project has a seafront stretching 1.6 km in Fahaheel area, with captivating views of the Arabian Gulf, particularly at Al Kout Marina, which can accommodate more than 150 boats.

Meanwhile, Al Kout NaG’at, a favourite pier for fishermen, is one of the rare spots that has preserved its heritage, with traditional sailboats, fishing methods, and commercial activities.

Tamdeen pointed out that another highlight of the project was Al Kout Souq which reflects the area’s heritage. It features a traditional-style marketplace where traders sell fruits, vegetables, fish and meat.

The design of the Souq area reflects the simplicity of shopping in old Kuwait, it stated.

The project not only offers variety in entertainment and shopping, but also caters to the tourists via its five-star Al Kout Rotana Hotel. Strategically placed, it is 25 minutes’ drive from Kuwait International Airport and a 45-minute drive from the Saudi borders.

The project promotes easy accessibility, with Al Kout Mall connected via a footbridge to Al Kout Souq, offering stunning views of fountains, and the marina, said the statement from Tamdeen.
The mall also incorporates a multi-story car park and external parking, with 3,600 parking slots, it added.

LWDLIK - I just got back and I'm well impressed. It's beautiful airy interiors, subtle chic colours and its gorgeous loos are stunning. The architecture is fresh and interesting with lots of curves so you are not quite sure what is ahead of you. 


Just loved the Cinderella coach



A excellent selection of good retail stores, varied restaurants and coffee shops all listed here [link]. 




Monday, March 5, 2018

Another Morning in Souq Mubarakiya and SoMu

Bait Ahmed Cafe and Curiosity Shop - Great cake, tea, interesting items for sale and the best toilet. 

Bait Ahmed
Map showing approx location in Souq Mubarakiya of Bait Ahmed Cafe and green arrow shows SoMu.

12 Chutneys, SoMu - The cutest darn Indian restaurant you ever set eyes on, 
worth visiting just to take photos of it. Food is good too.


12 Chutneys, SoMu.

Interior of 12 Chutneys.

The timelessly elegant and serene Flower Latte Cafe next door to 12 Chutneys.

Flower Latte Cafe

The 'peaceful protest' artwork


And we really do.. A Haring inspired artwork says it all. Lots of lovely art work in SoMu.


Lunch time.
And what a yummy, well priced lunch it is too.
Just plonk yourself down at the restaurant that smells the most delicious. 

Previous Souk Mubarakya posts  [link] 1 [link] 2  [link] 3 [link] 4 and Caffeine, one of our fav coffee shops [link]. Or check the label for Souq Mubarakiya on the lower right side of the blog.

A lovely morning with my friend Michelle whom I have to thank for her great company and two or three photos that I stole from her.