Festive delights
Celebrate Eid Al Adha in style at Selections' special Eid Brunch on June 7. Gather family and friends for a festive culinary affair held at the Regency Tent from 1pm to 4.30pm.
The buffet features an array of flavourful dishes in a cultural setting, enhanced by live Arabic music from Zeina Fares, a fun mascot appearance, and a dedicated Kids' Corner filled with games and activities. Priced at BD20net for adults with soft beverages, BD26 with select beverages, and BD10 for children under 12.
Experience The Hook seafood night at the Regency Tent, from 6.30pm to 10.30pm. Guests can indulge in fresh ocean fare with interactive live stations, signature dishes and refreshing drinks. Priced at BD24net for soft beverages and BD32net with bottomless selected drinks.
A refined Friday brunch at Legendz SteakHouse offers buffet stations, à la carte mains, and live entertainment for a relaxed yet upscale dining experience. Live vocals by Alona and DJ sets complete the ambience. Available every Friday from 12pm to 4pm. Priced at BD28net with soft beverages or BD38net with unlimited selected beverages.
Children under six dine free; ages six to 12 enjoy 50 per cent off.
Float into your morning at Elements with Your Floating Happiness, a picturesque breakfast for two served poolside in the heart of Manama.
Perfect for a serene escape or special celebration, this luxurious start to the day is available daily from 9am to 12pm. Priced at BD19net for two guests.
For more information, contact 36967701.
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