Sheraton lines up Wild Brunch
Gather your loved ones and visit Sheraton Bahrain for a flavour-packed weekend.
Enjoy delicious bites, refreshing beverages and live entertainment at The Wild Brunch, tomorrow from 12.30pm to 5pm. Guests can also enjoy music by a DJ, as well as additional foods and drinks from 5pm to 9pm at an extra cost.
It costs BD36net per person with soft beverages and BD46net per person with selected beverages. A free flow package is also available at BD186net per person.
Don't miss out on The Wild's Express Lunch, which features a new menu with vibrant flavours from around the world, including Spanish, Asian, British, Italian, Peruvian, and many more. Explore the dishes every day from noon to 3pm, at BD10.500net, inclusive of water and homemade iced tea.
Be mesmerised by authentic Persian cuisine at Golestan Persian Grill. Vibrant flavours and an array of traditional dishes, from fragrant kebabs to unique house specialties, will make for an unforgettable evening. It is open everyday, from noon to 3pm, 7pm to 11pm on weekdays, and noon to 4pm and 7pm to 11pm on weekends.
For details and bookings, contact 17533533 or 38885409.
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