5 places kids eat free in Dubai this summer
But a day out and about doesn't need to break the bank, there are plenty of places where the little ones can eat for free.
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Whether it's a lunch, a brunch or a family dinner, here's where to take the whole gang this summer.
5 spots where kids eat free in Dubai
Catch 22
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Offering up some impressive comfort food, Catch 22 serves up everything from loaded French toast to sushi, stacked burgers and even a sizzling grill.
While you take a well-deserved bite into the creamy carbonara fold sandwich, the little ones can be nibbling on their choice for no cost at all.
The deal only runs from Monday to Thursday, so make sure this is a weekday visit if you want to make the most of it.
Available Mon-Thu. The Beach JBR and Dubai Hills Mall, digimenu.catch22.ae (04 424 3057).
Certo
This spot in Media City has a family brunch where kids under ten go free.
Italian homemade food is served from a buffet, which includes a salad station and live pasta station. Kids can make pizza by the table and burn off some steam in the kids' play area.
Dhs159 (soft drinks), Dhs199 (house beverages), free (kids under ten). Sat 12.30pm-3.30pm. Radisson Blu Hotel Dubai Media City, radissonhotels.com (04 366 9187).
Jones The Grocer
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The Palm Jumeirah all-day restaurant is offering the little ones a free dish from the kid's menu as long as they're with one paying adult.
Head over in the morning for brekkie or come dinner time, your little bundles of joy can be treated to wagyu meatballs or a crispy chicken burger for no cost at all.
Free (with one adult min spend Dhs100). Available daily 7.30am-11.30am. Hilton Dubai Palm Jumeirah, Palm Jumeirah, jonesthegrocer.com (054 998 6162).
Revo Café
After a day out and about, settle those little appetites with a free meal at the restaurant in the NH Collection Dubai The Palm.
From Belgian waffles to crispy cheese toasties, kids under the age of 12 can have a complimentary dish as long as they're each with a paying adult.
Open daily 7am-10pm. NH Collection Dubai The Palm, Palm Jumeirah, world.nhhotels.com (04 549 7942).
The Noodle House
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Did someone say noodles?
Kids eat free at The Noodle House every night of the week, meaning the little ones can dig into dim sums, baos ramen and all the rest without breaking the bank.
A tasty (and pocket-friendly) option, there are branches stretching from JBR to City Walk, so it's easy to reach too.
Various locations, @thenoodlehouse_dxb
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