Planning ahead for the FIFA World Cup later this month? Chill’s have some fantastic offers available. From football-inspired burgers to one-on-one augmented reality football against other diners, Chili’s is the place to be for all your food and football needs during the World Cup 2018.
Staying in Dubai over July and August? Here are some places to try over the warmer months. The bohemian, flamboyant, Latina American doors of Hotel Cartagena are now open on the 72nd floor of JW Marriott Marquis Dubai.
Looking for somewhere to eat out in Abu Dhabi? Here’s a rundown of some of our favourite new places in the capital.
An array of flavoured butters are available to buy, but making them yourself is as easy as it is fun.
Riviera Seafood Grill is the new beachside eatery at the Rixos JBR. Specializing in Mediterranean flavours and fresh seafood, the restaurant’s interior channels the French Rivera with its all-white open plan design.
Iftars in Dubai Ramadan 2018: Here’s a round up of our favourite Iftars across the city this holy month.
On Saturday 19th May Prince Harry will marry former Suits actress Meghan Markle, a host of venues across the city will be holding parties – here’s a breakdown of the best places to celebrate the British Royal Wedding in Dubai
Traiteur restaurant has closed down, but the Traiteur brunch has stayed on at Park Hyatt Dubai. Regularly voted one of the top brunches in Dubai, it’s not surprising that the hotel has decided to keep the Friday fixture in place, even after the closure of its namesake restaurant.
This popular Spanish eatery has been situated on the same spot close to Dubai Marina for nearly five years. “El Sur” means “the south” in Spanish, and as is expected – the restaurant focuses on food from the southern Andalusia region of Spain.
If your birthday falls in April, you’re going to love this fantastic deal at Le Cirque Dubai this month.
Ultimate dining destination The Promenade at Park Hyatt Dubai features five vibrant concepts serving incredible cuisine from around the world...
