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The guest experience begins with the first cup.

A welcome or refreshment station styled for the occasion, from Arabic coffee and dates to drinks and light bites within the agreed scope.

Guest welcomeMeeting breaksExhibitions & events
Concept for an Arabic coffee station in olive and cream
ACL / COFFEE & BEVERAGES
Why this approach

The right station serves the guest and the schedule.

An event may need a quick Arabic coffee welcome, refreshments between sessions, or a station that runs for hours. Each calls for a different guest flow, replenishment plan and position. We define the station, its contents and service before pricing, so hospitality is more than a well-styled table.

01

A distinct welcome

Arabic coffee and dates presented in a way that suits the occasion.

02

Planned service windows

Timing and capacity follow arrivals and programme breaks.

03

Flexible choices

Hot or cold drinks and light bites can be discussed as part of the brief.

Service formats

Choose the role of the station.

Formats can be combined or adapted once the event duration and venue are clear.

01

Arabic welcome

Arabic coffee and dates as a first point of hospitality.

02

Meeting break

Hot or cold drinks with light bites between sessions.

03

Extended station

A beverage point serving in waves, with replenishment and presentation planned.

Final details are defined in the quote after reviewing your brief.

Before service

What defines the coffee station scope?

Operational details are set before agreement so presentation and service quality align.

01

Headcount and arrival waves

Will guests arrive together or in stages, and when is the likely peak?

02

Service duration

Opening time, breaks and end of service.

03

What is served

Coffee, other drinks, dates, pastries and requested additions.

04

Space and equipment

Station position, space, power or water if needed, and serving setup.

Arabic coffee station prepared with dallah pots, cups and dates before guests arrive
How we work

Ready before the first guest arrives.

We connect the drinks menu to arrivals, break times and station position—not presentation alone.

01

Map the guest flow

We review expected numbers, arrival waves, sessions and breaks to decide when the station opens and when it needs its highest readiness.

02

Define drinks and service

Arabic coffee and dates, tea, other drinks and additions are discussed alongside cups, serving equipment and replenishment during the event.

03

Prepare the station site

We agree the station footprint and guest approach, check power or water if needed, and plan access, setup time and presentation.

04

Run the service windows

Serving starts and supplies are refreshed around the agreed programme. The station is then closed and cleared at the agreed finish time.

Start with your brief

Tell us what makes the station right for your event.

These details are enough to start a clear proposal; we can fill in the rest together.

Request a quote for this service
  1. 01Event type and date
  2. 02Guest count and arrival pattern
  3. 03Required service duration
  4. 04Preferred drinks and additions
  5. 05Station location and available space
FAQ / ACL

Questions before requesting

Can coffee be combined with meeting boxes?

Both can be included in one request, with the contents and serving times of each set out in the quote.

Can the station offer drinks beyond Arabic coffee?

Tea, other coffee and cold drinks can be discussed based on the event and venue; agreed items are listed in the proposal.

Can the station match the event identity?

We review available finishes and equipment before agreeing a tailored visual treatment.