A New Era of Social Dining Awaits at Hotel Galleria Jeddah, Curio Collection by Hilton
Taking over a dedicated section of the sixth-floor Vaquero Restaurant, Level Up transforms the space into an edgy, neon-lit playground pulsing with energy. Marrying dark industrial aesthetics with vibrant signage and playful design elements, the vibe is unapologetically bold and built for connection. Think sleek interiors, curated playlists, streetwear-inspired uniforms, and a fully interactive atmosphere designed for movement, laughter, and shareable moments.
Guests stepping into Level Up at Vaquero can expect a kaleidoscope of entertainment and Instagrammable experiences. The space is fitted with a dartboard, billiards table, classic tabletop games like UNO, Jackaroo, Jenga, and cards, as well as PlayStation setups for friendly (or not so friendly) matches. A private karaoke room turns up the volume on group fun, while chalkboard walls invite diners to leave their mark, literally. A glow-in-the-dark leaderboard wall keeps the competition fierce and the photo ops frequent. To keep the energy soaring, a live DJ will take over the decks every Thursday night, bringing fresh beats and electrifying rhythms to the space.
Beyond the games, the menu is an adventure in itself. Guests can tuck into a vibrant fusion of global street food with standout dishes such as Chicken Wings, sushi rolls, smash burgers, tacos, and molten lava cake and more. Signature mocktails complete the experience with unexpected flavours, crafted to pair perfectly with high-energy nights.
By bridging the worlds of dining and gaming, Level Up at Vaquero sets a new standard for lifestyle-driven hospitality in the Kingdom. Perfect for hotel guests, locals, and visiting groups alike, it offers an ever-evolving destination to gather, compete, celebrate, and unwind. With the cultural spirit of The Hotel Galleria woven throughout the experience, this is a unique social movement in motion.
Level Up at Vaquero launches this August on the 28th, Thursday at The Hotel Galleria Jeddah, Curio Collection by Hilton. Don't miss your chance to be among the first to experience this electrifying new space, where the game is always on, and every night is a win.
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Monday to Wednesday: 5 PM – 12 AM
Thursday to Saturday: 5 PM – 1 AM
Sunday: Closed
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