Your guide to talabat's top restaurants to dine at, powered by DineOut Deals
Scrolling paralysis is real – we've all been there, endlessly swiping through options, struggling to choose a restaurant that feels worth leaving the house for.
That's where talabat's DineOut Deals comes in, helping you cut through the noise, narrow down your options and save some cash while you're dining out.
What is DineOut Deals?
DineOut Deals, a feature on the talabat app, makes dining out easier, smarter and more rewarding – whether you're satisfying a craving or on the hunt for a new favourite spot in the UAE.
From trending hotspots and vibrant nightlife venues to go-to cuisines like Lebanese, Asian and Italian, DineOut Deals has something for every palate. And with exclusive discounts available every time you dine out, it's designed to work for everyone, every day, no matter what you're in the mood for.
Now, to make things even more exciting, talabat has introduced The Plate Awards – a celebration of the top restaurants across the UAE, backed by talabat diners.
DineOut Deals 2024 Plate Awards
talabat has announced its top 20 DineOut restaurants across various cuisines, selected based on the love of thousands of talabat diners across the UAE.
Recognised for their culinary excellence and standout performance in 2024, the winners include everything from hidden gems to popular favourites.
Each of these 20 restaurants has been honoured with The Plate Award, earning their spot by excelling in their category and bringing bold, delicious flavours to the table all year long.
Here's the full list of The Plate Awards 2024 winners
Check out the top crowd-favourite restaurants in the city, according to The Plate Awards 2024, for your next meal.
Best Dessert Plate: Chocomelt
Chocomelt Best American Plate: Buffalo Wild Wings
Buffalo Wild Wings Best Arabic Plate: Sultan Al Arab
Sultan Al Arab Best Bakery Plate: Mondoux
Mondoux Best Breakfast Plate: IHOP
IHOP Best Burger Plate: Slaw
Slaw Best Café Plate: The Hamptons
The Hamptons Best Coffee Plate: Olab
Olab Best Asian Plate: Chinatown Dubai Mall
Chinatown Dubai Mall Best Fast Food Plate: Popeyes
Popeyes Best Healthy Food Plate: Boga Superfoods
Boga Superfoods Best Indian Plate: Gazebo
Gazebo Best Lebanese Plate: Allo Beirut
Allo Beirut Best Italian Plate: C House Milano
C House Milano Best Mexican Plate: Maria Bonita Taco Shop & Grill
Maria Bonita Taco Shop & Grill Best Turkish Plate: Otantik
Otantik Best Nightlife Plate: Hitchki
Hitchki Best Barbecue Plate: Absolute Barbecues
Absolute Barbecues Best International Plate: Falla
Falla Best Vegetarian Plate: Kamat
talabat celebrates these standout restaurants for their unwavering commitment to quality, creativity and delivering unforgettable dining experiences across the UAE.
Ready to discover what makes them winners?
Just open the talabat app, head to DineOut Deals and start exploring the restaurants everyone's raving about – now with exclusive discounts every time you dine out.
Download the app now: talabat.com/uae
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