Riyadh's café scene has exploded over the past few years, evolving from a handful of chains into a genuinely diverse landscape of specialty roasters, all-day brunch spots, and design-led hangouts. Whether you're chasing a perfect single-origin pour-over, a late-night dessert, or a spot to work with your laptop, the capital delivers. Here at سعودي ليفنج, we've rounded up some of the standout cafés worth your time, complete with locations, hours, and rough price ranges to help you plan. Prices below reflect recent 2025–2026 menus, so always confirm current pricing in person.
Camel Step Coffee Roasters – Ar Rahmaniyyah
A firm favourite among specialty coffee lovers, this roastery on Al Urubah Rd is known for its meticulous pour-overs and a genuinely excellent flat white. It's a solid pick for anyone who takes their beans seriously.
- Prices: Espresso drinks around 18–24 SAR; manual brews and signature drinks around 22–30 SAR.
- Hours: Mon–Thu 6:30am–11pm; Fri 6:30am–11:30am & 12:30pm–11pm; Sat 6:30am–11pm; Sun 6:30am–3pm & 3:30pm–11pm.
Capri Cafe – As Sahafah
Open around the clock on Al Thoumamah Rd, Capri is the go-to when you need coffee or a slice of cake at any hour. Its 24/7 service makes it a reliable late-night hangout.
- Prices: Coffee 15–22 SAR; desserts 20–35 SAR.
- Hours: Open 24 hours daily.
Urth Caffe – KAFD & Riyadh Park
This California-origin organic café has become a brunch destination in Riyadh, with a flagship in مركز الملك عبدالله المالي and another popular branch at Riyadh Park on Northern Ring Rd. Come for the desserts and specialty coffee, stay for a full meal.
- Prices: Coffee 18–28 SAR; cakes and desserts 30–45 SAR; mains 60–110 SAR.
- Hours (KAFD): Daily 7am–12:30am.
EL&N London – Al Aqiq
Instantly recognisable for its pink-themed interiors, this café at Park Mall is one of the most photographed in the city. Beyond the aesthetics, it serves solid specialty coffee and generous desserts.
- Prices: Coffee 22–32 SAR; cakes 35–55 SAR; all-day dishes around 60–110 SAR.
- Hours: Sat–Wed 9am–midnight; Thu–Fri 9am–1am.
COYARD Coffee Roasters – Laysen Valley
Set within Laysen Valley, COYARD is a third-wave roastery with a sleek, modern interior and a focus on single-origin brews. It's a great choice for a calm coffee break in a stylish setting.
- Prices: Specialty coffee 20–28 SAR; pastries 18–30 SAR.
- Hours: Sun–Thu 7am–11:30pm; Fri 1pm–midnight; Sat 8am–11pm.
The Coffee Table – Diplomatic Quarter
Tucked into the leafy Diplomatic Quarter on Abdullah Alsahmi St, this café pairs quiet surroundings with dependable coffee and light bites, making it a favourite for a relaxed afternoon.
- Prices: Coffee 18–25 SAR; light bites from around 25 SAR.
Tips for Café-Hopping in Riyadh
Most specialty spots get busy in the late afternoon and evening, so arrive earlier if you want a quiet table to work. Many cafés stay open past midnight, matching Riyadh's late social rhythm. Prices shift with new menus, so treat the ranges above as a guide rather than a fixed rate, and confirm details before you visit.
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