Sheraton lines up delicacies for Eid
Perfect for gatherings of 10 to 15 people, the takeaway includes a selection of delicious cold and hot mezze, a whole lamb ghozi, rice and desserts.
Available for three days of Eid, advance bookings are required. It costs BD286net for the family feast and BD196 for the ouzi only, with takeaway delivery.
Place your order today by calling 17533533 or WhatsApp 38885431.
Experience the flavours of Argentina at Brasero Atlántico Bahrain.
Enjoy the gorgeous Manama skyline as skilled chefs masterfully prepare authentic dishes, using traditional wood fire techniques, inspired by the rich heritage of the Rio de la Plata region.
Guests can also indulge in a beautiful curated beverage menu, with each sip paying homage to Argentina's vibrant culture.
Join the hotel every day at their rooftop restaurant, from 4pm to 2am, and the restaurant from 7pm to 11pm.
For reservations, call 17517715 or 38885482 (WhatsApp), or email reservations.brasero@sheraton.com.
Due to popular demand, the hotel has extended the Wild Brunch, giving guests one last chance to indulge in delicious food and drinks, all while enjoying the lively atmosphere, on Friday, from 12.30pm to 5pm. It costs BD36 per person, inclusive of soft beverages and BD46 with selected beverages. Ladies can enjoy the experience at a special rate of BD23.
Reserve your table by calling 38885408.
Free yourself from stress and feel refreshed and radiant with an affordable and relaxing spa package.
Available throughout the month from Sunday to Thursday, it costs BD60 for 60 minutes of an express back and shoulder massage or a foot and leg massage with express facial.
The second package includes a body scrub with ginger, sugar and salt, as well as a relaxing full-body massage. It costs BD75 for 90 minutes. The packages are not valid during the Eid holiday.
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