One of the most wonderful periods of the year has come - Ramadan. In these weeks, people try to communicate more with family and friends and spend time with family. The city comes to life after sunset during the most diverse iftar and Sukhurovs: from simple and everyday to lush and decadent. We selected the most interesting places - from budget to the most expensive.
One & Only Royal Mirage
Authentic Moroccan food and authentic Moroccan interiors: The Tagine Restaurant at One & Only Royal Mirage Hotel is worthy of all praise. Tazhin with chicken and confit from canned lemons, fish fillet in Chermul and sherry, and all this under the enchanting traditional motifs of oud and tabla.
Price: from 250 dirhams
Phone: +971 (4) 315 2461
Bulgari majlis
At the luxury Bulgari Resort Dubai, iftars and crackers take place in the special Bulgari Majlis tent for the first time this year. Combining the elegance of Bulgari's signature design with the style of Arabia, this Majlis was created so that visitors can feel at home in an almost family atmosphere. The tent is designed as a continuation of the already famous Il Café overlooking the marina and the yacht club. Until late at night, guests will enjoy music performances and board games.
Price: from 250 dirhams
Phone: +971 (4) 777 5433
Bab al shams
Feel goodbye to the heat of Ramadan: Al Hadheerah's beloved and award-winning Al Hadheerah open-air restaurant, located at Bab Al Shams, turns into a luxurious air-conditioned tent for Ramadan. Where else to get acquainted with the real taste of Arabia, if not in the golden desert of Dubai? It serves a variety of food, which is complemented by at least a variety of entertainment. A dozen open kitchens, a cheese bar, a dessert buffet and even exclusive delicacies from Oman and Iran. Everyone who plans to celebrate Ramadan in an authentic style should definitely call here to immerse themselves in the fairy tale "Thousand and One Nights" with a special music program.
Price: 265 AED
Phone: +971 (4) 809 6194
Jw marriott marquis
Iftars and crackers at the JW Marriott Marquis are held in the famous Dubai Ballroom - Al Fanous Lounge. A rich assortment of food and a varied entertainment program await you in a purplish-golden tent - an ideal example of true Arabian hospitality.
Price: 215 AED
Phone: +971 (4) 414 3000
Sofitel Jumeirah Beach
Iftar is represented here by a buffet of Arabic, Moroccan and Turkish cuisines, as well as the best dishes from around the world - and all this to the soothing melodies of the traditional instrument of centura. Sip on a variety of juices and drinks - kamar al-den, jallab and mint lemonade, as well as dates or harir soup. Then try a variety of hot and cold meze snacks (velvet hummus, sambusek, fater, spicy taboule and Arabic bread). Then go to a juicy lamb over low heat with oriental rice, Arabic kebab with arabic freshly baked bread with various fillings. Iftar should be completed with some Middle Eastern dessert: for example, kunafe with nabulsi cheese, umm-ali or baklava. Do not forget about pancakes with banana, chocolate or vanilla sauce and fresh fruits. The Iftar menu is specially designed by chef Andreas Mensch. Iftar is free for children under 6 years old, and for children from 7 to 12 - half price. Hookahs are available from sunset to midnight in the poolside lounge overlooking the sea, as well as on the Plantation Brasserie’s Arabian air-conditioned terrace.
Price: 150 AED
Phone: +971 (4) 448 4848
The meydan hotel
For the second year in a row, Meydan Hotel has been setting one of the most beautiful tents in the city on this Ramadan. Here is the cuisine of the Emirates, and traditional Egyptian delicacies, and authentic delicacies of Syria and Lebanon, Asian specialties from the Shiba restaurant and dishes of Japanese, Chinese, Indian and Italian cuisines. At this buffet you can even find rare, exclusive delicacies. Live Arabic music (musicians play the scoreboard and oud) will give the dinner additional flavor. This is impeccable, gourmet and sophisticated iftar.
Price: from 199 dirhams
Phone: +971 (4) 381 3111
Al Majlis Madinat Jumeirah
The Majlis, beloved by all, opposite the Mina A'Salam Hotel, fits perfectly into the traditional architecture of Madinat Jumeirah. It accommodates up to a thousand people - and this is one of the most visited places in the city, so it is better to book a table a few days in advance. Private rooms are also available: the ideal solution if you want to hold iftar for a large company. The menu has almost all classic dishes. Sukhur lasts until three in the morning.
Price: 220 AED
Phone: +971 (4) 432 3232
Palace Downtown
During Iftar and Suhur, in the Ewaan restaurant you can not only enjoy the enchanting view of the Dubai Fountain and Opera, but also try all the traditional Arabic dishes. The interior of the hotel and the instantly recognizable silhouette of the city seem even more beautiful to the harmonious music of the Arabian oud.
Price: AED 255
Phone: +971 (4) 888 3444
Asateer Tent Atlantis the Palm
At least once in this Ramadan it is worth a glimpse into the iconic Asateer Tent, located on the beach of the Atlantis Hotel on Palma with magnificent views of the bay. You will find sparkling lights, oriental entertainment and a wide selection of dishes from traditional delicacies. This luxurious chilled tent is perfect for family dinners as well as friends and colleagues.
Price: from 220 dirhams
Phone: +971 (4) 426 2626
Qasr Al Sultan
Many have not yet visited Qasr Al Sultan, the new desert hotel and leisure center near Dubai Parks and Resorts. Ramadan is the perfect time to familiarize yourself with it. Iftar here is a "food market" with open kitchenettes and entertainment for children. You can also look at the Dukan Zaman Museum. Its exposition shows how Dubai has evolved from a fishing village into a modern metropolis. If you want to not only have dinner, but also to join the culture of the UAE, - here you are.
Price: 195 AED
Phone: +800 785826
Four Seasons Resort Dubai
SUQ restaurant was named after the traditional Arab market, so it looks very Arabic. The atmosphere here is cozy and relaxing. It offers freshly baked bread and Arabian food from open kitchens. And if you want to try something other than the familiar Iftar dishes, fresh sushi and sashimi, homemade pasta, Indian dishes and as many as 18 different flavors of ice cream are waiting for you.
Price: 260 AED
Phone: +971 (0) 4270 7777
Dukes dubai
Iftar or Suhur can be enjoyed in a truly luxurious setting with family and friends at the Dukes Hotel on Palm Jumeirah. Great British Restaurant offers a rich selection of traditional Middle Eastern dishes and local specialties prepared by the chef right before your eyes in the open kitchen. And all this to the accompaniment of the enchanting sounds of the Arabian oud.
Price: from 185 dirhams
Phone: +971 (4) 455 1101
