Priding itself on serving “the best of Italy” – a phrase that is also donned in tiny lights on the restaurant wall, Luigia’s huge specially built Neapolitan wood-fired ovens and eye-catching pizzaiolos give a real sense of authenticity.
Having recently undergone an extensive renovation this summer, Roberto’s in DIFC has now re-opened to unveil its beautiful new interiors and refreshed classic Italian menu.
Led by BBC Good Food Middle East’s ‘Chef of the Year 2018’ winner, executive chef Luigi Vespero, who worked alongside the Galvin’s in London, the kitchen here operates with skill and attention to beautiful flavours.
Dubai brunch heavyweight, Traiteur is well-known for being one of the city’s best brunches. Having just recently re-launched at the newly opened waterfront dining destination, The Promenade, we visited to see how its offering now fares – and let’s start by saying this is a must-try brunch for all foodies.
The intimate 20-seater Tresind Studio is an exclusive, VIP dining space that offers an elevated experience. Led by talented chef Himanshu Saini, the new studio serves an exceptional 16-course tasting menu, which is available for both meat eaters and vegetarians.
Now that the weather is getting cooler, Ramada Plaza JBR’s Brazilian churrascaria is the perfect choice for those wanting to enjoy an evening of good food and good views.
The menu at World Cut Steakhouse truly spoils you for choice. From hot and raw starters, oysters, salads and soups, and entrees including options from the sea – there is something for everyone, and that’s before we even get to the mouthwatering beef selection.
The man behind JBR’s brilliant seafood-led restaurant, The Maine Oyster Bar & Grill, Joey Ghazal, clearly has a knack for creating unique, cool venues, as Barbary is equally as successful.
Meaning “small alley” in Arabic, Zaroob serves up tasty dishes inspired by traditional street food vendors found across the Levant region. BBC Good Food Middle East paid the Dubai Marina branch a visit tried out the revamped menu.
This Italian eatery is named after chef Antonio Mellino’s flagship restaurant on Italy’s Amalfi coast. The original restaurant holds two Michelin stars and has a been a popular hotspot for seafood and pasta dishes since it first opened in 1984.
