Exquisite Eid Festivities at The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain
LA MED
BIG BEN EID SPECIAL BRUNCH
Celebrate Eid Al-Fitr with your loved ones at our familyfriendly Big Ben Brunch. Experience the joy of the occasion in a charming setting inspired by London's iconic landmarks—Big Ben, the London Bridge, and classic red phone booths. Delight in a delicious selection of British classics alongside global flavors, making this Eid a truly unforgettable celebration of family, togetherness, and exceptional dining.
Price:
BHD 33, inclusive soft beverage
BHD 44, inclusive select beverage
BHD 60 per person; bubbly brunch
BHD 16.5, ages 4 – 12
Timing: Friday, April 4 | 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
RITZ GOURMET LOUNGE
EID AL FITR
Celebrate the joy of Eid Al Fitr with our exquisite selection of signature cakes — from elegant individual creations to indulgent whole cakes, each crafted to make your celebration truly special.
Price: Ala Carte
Timing: Throughout Eid Al Fitr; 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
A TOUCH OF ARABIA
Celebrate the joy of Eid Al Fitr with an exquisite afternoon tea at Ritz Gourmet Lounge. Indulge in a selection of sweet and savory delights, elegantly infused with Arabian flavors—a perfect treat for you or a loved one.
Price: BHD 34
Timing: Throughout Eid Al Fitr; 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm
LA PLAGE
EID SPECIAL ARABIAN BBQ NIGHTS AT LA PLAGE
Discover a symphony of flavors and sounds at La Plage. Experience Arabian BBQ Nights with a family style offering and the captivating performance of an Arabic singer.
Price: BHD 29, inclusive soft beverage
BHD 34, Inclusive house pour select beverage
Timing: Friday, April 4 | 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
PLUMS
TOMAHAWK TUESDAYS EID SPECIAL
Treat yourself to an unforgettable evening with our perfectly grilled Angus tomahawk steak, expertly paired with a premium bottle of grape beverage. Experience a luxurious dining affair that's sure to delight your senses. Reserve your table now for a night of indulgence and elegance.
Price: BHD 69
Timings: Tuesday, April 1 | 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
LA PLAGE AND THAI LOUNGE
EID EDITION WHITE PARTY
Kick off the celebration at La Plage and Thai Lounge with an electrifying night of music, magic, and entertainment. Let the beats of DJ Mysterioo Arif, DJ Katrin Love, and DJ Kristina V set the vibe while you're captivated by a roaming magician, fire show, stilt walkers, and dancers. Enjoy live performances and exquisite dining in vibrant atmosphere!
Price: BHD 20 entry fee; includes 1 select beverage | At the door; starting BHD 30
Timings: Thursday, April 3 | 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
NIRVANA
EID ROYAL THALI
Embark on a culinary journey through the vibrant tastes of India with our Eid Royal Thali—an expedited feast presenting an array of dishes on a traditional platter. Delight in aromatic curries, tender tandoori meats, and fragrant rice, accompanied by a refreshing glass of Lassi. Experience the essence of Eid Al Fitr with this flavorful feast!
Price: BHD 24 per person; includes 1 Lassi
Timings: 3 Days of Eid Al Fitr | 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm; 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
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