Dubai restaurants that are open as normal during Ramadan
Many restaurants in Dubai close during the day over Ramadan, out of respect to those fasting. Some
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restaurants however will be serving food for non-Muslims only over the holy month. Here’ a list of restaurants that will be open during the day. For more information about their offerings its best to call ahead and speak to the restaurants. -
McGettigans goes on a diet
McGettigans, the famous Irish pub is launching a health food menu across its UAE branches
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Ten best places to grab a healthy lunch in Dubai
Want to know the best health food spots in the city? We’ve found the top healthy eats in Dubai (best of all most deliver to your office too!)
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Chef’s Table star Virgilio Martinez visits Dubai
Chef Virgilio Martinez recently visited the UAE to launch launch Lima Dubai at City Walk. As chef-owner at Central Restaurante in Lima, Peru, which ranks fifth...
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12 EXCITING Iftar offers in the UAE
Beat the heat and escape to Andalucia restaurant at The St. Regis Dubai, Al Habtoor Resort & Polo Club this Ramadan. Delight in a buffet spread that includes Arabic and Mediterranean delicacies and be serenaded by the sounds of the live Oud player. Ramadan tents will be set up by the pool so you can order drinks and sheesha in a relaxed setting...
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Brunch review: La Famillia, at El Chirnguito Dubai, Rixos the Palm
Relax in a haven of Mediterranean charm at the recently opened El Chiringuito Dubai beachside venue, which incorporates a beach and pool club, restaurant, bar and a fully supervised ‘Little Chiringuito’ area dedicated to children...
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Six NEW foodie offers to try in the UAE
Bored of the same old places? BBC Good Food Middle East has found six of the best new offers launching this month...
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Dinner review: Asado, Downtown Dubai
In South America, ‘Asado’ is a colloquial term for barbecue, but don’t let the name deceive you: Asado in Downtown Dubai is very much a fine dining restaurant. The restaurant has an Argentinian focus, and includes plenty of delicious, traditional South American meats, (watch out for the baby goat on a spit displayed behind glass, as part of the open kitchen)...
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Dinner review: Seafire, Atlantis the Palm, Dubai
Behind two inviting, large wooden doors lives Seafire, a modern steakhouse that offers a roomy restaurant setting ideal for group dinners, plus a separate bar area for pre- and post-dinner drinks. The restaurant is big and boasts impressive high ceilings, however, still maintains a cosy ambiance with dark hues of red and brown, married with elements of wood...
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Michel Roux Jr: His thoughts on Dubai and his Michelin star success
Staying true to his family’s culinary roots, English-born chef Michel Roux Jr. is known for his work at La Gavroche in London – and has two Michelin stars to prove it. The restaurant, which was opened by his celebrated father, chef Albert Roux in 1967...
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Lunch review: Wild & The Moon
Situated in Dubai’s art hub Alsercal Avenue, this hip health food café was launched by Emma Sawko (the entrepreneur behind Jumeirah’s health café Comptoir) and vegan chef Sati Faulks last year...
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Dinner review: Zoco, The Atrium, Al Habtoor City
There’s a new Mexican come Latin American eatery in town and it exudes authenticity. Zoco’s interiors are impressive and eye-catching. The venue comprises a restaurant, cocktail bar and lounge, and although floor space is plentiful, the décor is successfully welcoming and warm
