Dinner review: Fogueira, Ramada Plaza JBR
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.
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Dinner review: World Cut Steakhouse, Habtoor Palace
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.
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Dinner review: Barbary Deli + Cocktail Club
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.
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Dinner review: Quattro Passi, FIVE Palm Jumeirah
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.
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Dinner review: Miss Lily's Dubai
To celebrate the 56th year of Jamaican Independence, BBC Good Food Middle East visited Dubai’s Caribbean hot spot, Miss Lily’s, to soak up the restaurant’s reggae charm and sample its dedicated Independence Day set menu.
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Breakfast review: Sophie’s Café, Barsha Heights
Sophie’s Café is the newest addition to the Metro Central Hotel in Barsha Heights (Tecom). Situated on the ground floor of the hotel, the café specialises in healthy, wholesome food with a specific focus on vegan and vegetarian cuisine.
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Dinner review: Carnival by Tresind, Dubai
Season 5 has arrived at Carnival by Tresind, and this time both kitchen and restaurant explore culinary delights and influence from Colonial India.
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Lunch review: Eat Well restaurant Dubai
The mistake that many health food cafes make is focusing on the nutritional content of dishes, while neglecting flavour. Not so, at Eat Well restaurant Dubai.
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Dinner review: Sukhothai, Le Meridien Dubai
One of the most established Thai restaurants in town, this charming establishment is nestled in the lush surrounds of the Meridien village, a lovely alfresco-friendly venue that never fails to be bustling and lively any night of the week
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Dinner review: Coya Dubai
BBC Good Food Middle East visited Coya Dubai to try out their Iftar menu
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Dinner review: Crazy Fish, Al Fattan Currency House, DIFC
If you’re a lover of fish and seafood, this is an opening to add to your ‘must-visit ASAP’ list. Upon entering the restaurant, expect to be met by an extensive fresh fish counter, with everything from king prawns and langoustine, to monkfish and squid resting on ice, awaiting your selection.
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Dinner review: Benihana Amwaj Rotana
For a dining experience without fuss and frills, Benihana is a go-to spot for me. Why? Because it’s consistently good, offers value for money, a fun and relaxing atmosphere and casual, familiarity.
