Queen Elizabeth 2 Hotel Launches Traditional Sunday Roast Lunch at Queens Grill
Step into a realm of culinary nostalgia and maritime heritage as the legendary Queen Elizabeth 2 Hotel launches its exquisite Sunday Roast Lunch in the famed Queens Grill, commencing 6th April. This meticulously curated dining experience invites guests to experience a cherished British tradition, set within the elegant surroundings of a venue once reserved for first-class passengers.
Ferghal Purcell, General Manager of the Queen Elizabeth 2 Hotel, commented, 'The Sunday Roast Lunch in the Queens Grill is more than just a meal – it's a celebration of history, flavour, and the joy of dining together. From the moment guests step aboard, they are transported to an era of fine dining and classic service. We believe Sundays deserve the royal treatment, and we are proud to present this timeless tradition in such an iconic setting.'
On the menu are a selection of succulent roasts, each cooked to perfection. Complementing the main course is a symphony of classic side dishes, prepared with the finest ingredients and presented with the utmost attention to detail.
Whether you are gathering with family, reconnecting with friends, or simply treating yourself to a well-deserved weekend indulgence, this is one Sunday tradition you would not want to miss. The Sunday Roast will be available every Sunday from 6th April, starting at just AED 115 per roast.
The Featured Cuts include:
· Roast Wagyu Beef Rib Eye – Charred to perfection and bursting with rich flavour, this tender cut is as bold and unforgettable as the QE2's voyages across oceans.
· Rolled Lamb Leg – a crispy crackling that echoes the rumble of the waves, served with a sweet apple sauce.
· Classic Roast Chicken – Golden, juicy, and perfectly crisp, just like the QE2's proud hull cutting through the sea.
These mouthwatering mains are accompanied by an array of delectable Sides to Sail With, including roast potatoes, honey-glazed carrots, broccolini & parsnips, cheesy baked cauliflower,
Yorkshire pudding, and a rich, velvety gravy – all expertly prepared by the QE2's seasoned chefs.
Sunday Roast Lunch Venue: Queens Grill at Queen Elizabeth 2 Hotel
Day & Time: Every Sunday, 12.30pm to 03.30pm (Starting from 6 April 2025)
Price: AED 115 per Roast.
Reservations are now open. Book your table at https://www.qe2.com/offers/qe2-sunday-roast/and give your Sundays the royal treatment.
Phone: +971 4 526 8835, Email: [email protected]
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