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FACT
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- FACT
13 luxe ways to celebrate Father's Day in Dubai
From destination dining to a relaxing spa day, we've got your back. Fathers are an integral part of family life, from teaching us life lessons to being the family prankster, they know how to do it all. Father's Day in Dubai provides an opportunity to reflect on all that our fathers do for us, treating them to a day of rest, good food, and cherished memories. Falling on Sunday, 15 June, for those following UK Father's Day and Saturday, 21 June, for those celebrating UAE Father's Day, we've got some great ideas on how you can treat your old man this month. African Queen Located on the shores of J1 Beach, African Queen invites you to a soulful afternoon of film, food, and family this Father's Day. Set in the venue's cosy upper-level lounge, the experience features a special screening of Mufasa: The Lion King, paired with a shareable food tray inspired by the French plateau télé. Expect a comforting spread of Margherita Pizza, Mini Burgers, Salmon Crudo, Tempura Prawns and fresh popcorn, served in a warm, laid-back setting. Available on Saturday, 21 June from 2pm. AED 325 (soft beverages) or AED 425 (two glasses of wine, sangria, or signature cocktails). GO: Visit for more information. Address Creek Harbour Celebrate Father's Day with an elegant evening at The Restaurant, Address Creek Harbour. Enjoy a three-course set menu featuring Norwegian Salmon, Chicken Roulade Casserole, Confit Duck Terrine, Eggplant Bruschetta and a sweet Mixed Berry Vanilla Crumble Pudding. With skyline views, warm ambience, and a complimentary dessert or cake to share, it's the perfect way to say thank you. Available on Saturday, 21 June from 6:30pm to 10:30pm. AED 230 per person. GO: Call 04 275 8833 for reservations and more information Bread Street Kitchen & Bar Located in Atlantis The Palm, Bread Street Kitchen offers the perfect finale to your weekend with a delectable Ramsay Roast. You'll get succulent roasts served with all the traditional trimmings – Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and a generous dollop of gravy. Not to mention, a baked cauliflower cheese to share and Gordon's trifle of the day for dessert. With options like dry-aged roast beef, roast lamb rump, roast corn-fed chicken, and even a vegetarian Wellington, there's something for everyone. Available on Sundays from 12pm to 5pm. AED 170 per person. GO: Visit for more information. City Social Dubai Take Father's Day to new heights at City Social Dubai with a brilliant brunch featuring wood-fired flavours and sweeping city views from the 43rd floor of Grosvenor House. Tuck into signature bites like Chicken Karaage and Fish & Chips, followed by crowd-favourites including Oak Smoked Burrata, Roasted Sea Bass and USDA Prime Sirloin. End on a sweet note with Raspberry & Yuzu Alaska, Sticky Toffee Pudding and Vanilla Basque Cheesecake. Available on Sunday, 15 June from 1pm to 5pm. AED 350 (soft beverages), AED 450 (house beverages) and AED 750 (champagne). GO: Visit for more information. Jones the Grocer If your dad is all about a big breakfast or a long, laid-back lunch, Jones the Grocer on Palm West Beach has the perfect way to celebrate. Dads dining with their kids on UAE Father's Day will enjoy 30% off the à la carte menu. Whether he's craving classic brekkie favourites or eyeing up those wagyu sliders with a side of fries, this is the perfect excuse to share a great meal. Available on Saturday, 21 June. GO: Call 052 527 1750 for reservations and more information. Mezzanine Bar & Kitchen Raise a glass this Father's Day at Mezzanine Bar & Kitchen in Souk Madinat Jumeirah. Expect pints of draught beer at just AED 19 all day long on Sunday, 15 June. The restaurant's signature Sunday Roast is also on the menu, featuring a choice of Beef, Chicken, Lamb, or Cauliflower, with kid-friendly portions available so the whole family can dig in. There will also be feel-good vibes with live British music throughout the afternoon. GO: Visit for more information. Palace Downtown Honour the leading man in your life with Afternoon Tea at Al Bayt, set within the elegant surroundings of Palace Downtown. Blending timeless Arabian charm with warm hospitality, Al Bayt overlooks the iconic Burj Khalifa. Enjoy a classic tiered selection of freshly baked scones, dainty finger sandwiches, and intricate pastries. To mark the occasion, a special sweet takeaway from the Marble Table offers a thoughtful touch to share or savour later. Available on Saturday, 21 June from 2pm to 6pm. AED 160 per person. GO: Call 04 428 7961 for more information. Reform Social & Grill Celebrate Father's Day at Reform Social & Grill with a traditional English roast dinner that comes with all the trimmings and gravy. Not only do you get to enjoy a hearty meal, but dads also get a complimentary pint with every roast. To make the day extra special, Reform Social & Grill, located in The Lakes, is offering dads a complimentary pint with every roast ordered. Available on Saturdays and Sundays from 12pm to 12am. AED 280 per person. GO: Visit for more information. Rowley's London's spectacular steakhouse, Rowley's, has opened in Dubai, bringing its signature mono-dish experience to DIFC. On Father's Day, you can tuck into a satisfying 1.2 kg Australian Prime Côte De Bœuf served with trimmings and a crisp salad. No bookings are required, so just walk in and grab your table. AED 650 (for three to four people). GO: Follow @ on Instagram for more information. The Black Sheep Indulge in a classic Sunday roast experience at The Black Sheep, located in the Pullman Hotel, JLT. Choose from beef, lamb, chicken, or nut roast options, along with a side of roast potatoes, carrots, parsnips, braised red cabbage, broccolini, smoked mac & cheese, gravy, and Yorkshire pudding for a truly hearty meal. Available on Sundays from 12pm to midnight. AED 125 per person. GO: Visit for more information. The Coterie Skip the socks and ties this Father's Day in Dubai because The Coterie is raising a toast to fatherhood with a laid-back celebration filled with flavour, football, and fun. Dads dining with their kids will receive a complimentary pint of Brewdog Black Heart or Heineken on the house. Families will also score a free one-hour session at Precision Football's Tech Centre, the perfect chance to share quality time while putting those football skills to the test together. GO Call 058 566 4240 for more information. The Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi Enjoy The Roast by Bubbalicious at Mina's Kitchen this Father's Day in Dubai. On this special day, your father gets to enjoy a special Sunday roast along with live entertainment and a chance to walk away with dad-approved prizes. With plenty to do for the little ones, such as golf and other activities, this roast at Westin Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina is the perfect family-fun day this Father's Day. Available on Sunday, 15 June from 1pm to 4pm. AED 295 (soft beverages) and AED 350 (house beverages). GO: Visit for more information. Topgolf Dubai Head on over to Topgolf Dubai for an exciting competition. On Father's Day in Dubai, dads can team up with their children and participate in the tournament, which promises two hours of playtime and tons of memories to make. Plus, you can enjoy 10 per cent off on food and beverages. Available on Sunday, 15 June, from 10.30am to 12.30pm. AED 250 for two. GO: Visit for more information.
Edinburgh Live
07-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Edinburgh Live
We tried the new Edinburgh Gordon Ramsay Sunday menu and had some thoughts
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Edinburgh has countless world-class restaurants offering food for any craving you might need to satisfy, but sometimes the thing you want most is a classic Sunday roast. A good roast is homey and familiar yet still manages to surprise you with new flavours or a fresh twist on the classic meal. For a top notch Sunday roast, look no further than Gordon Ramsay's Bread Street Kitchen and Bar. Nestled at 4 St Andrew Square beside Dishoom, the centre city eatery is now a staple of Edinburgh's fine dining portfolio, offering a gourmet menu with the best of British traditional cuisine. Founded in 1998, Gordon Ramsay Restaurants operates nearly 40 locations nationwide and approximately 100 globally. The chain recently launched a brand new Sunday set menu so I went down to St Andrew Square on a Sunday evening for a taste of their roast. The new set menu comes with the option of two courses for £35 per person or three courses for £40 per person. This will leave something of a dent in your wallet, but rest assured the portions were generous and the quality was well worth the price, especially if you opt to throw in five quid extra for another course. As a vegetarian, I admit the menu shrinks considerably, but the meatless options left me satisfied and are suitable even for pickier eaters. (Image: Edinburgh Live) For a starter I ordered the the red pepper gazpacho. Presentation was tidy and colourful. The chilled soup was exactly what you want from a gazpacho - light, refreshing, and herby. It carried a heavy garlic punch that balanced with the blended red peppers. When my main dish arrived I posed for an obligatory photo shoot to the chagrin of surrounding diners. I ordered the one vegetarian offering on the Sunday set menu: the celeriac Wellington. I'll admit the celeriac root inside the Wellington shell was an interesting choice. As a vegetarian, I'm familiar with vegetables being disguised as meat in ways that usurp the traditional dish - such as spicy cauliflower wings, or portobello mushroom burgers. I wasn't sure how the celeriac root held up in this regard, being slightly tough in texture. (Image: Edinburgh Live) However, the Wellington shell was stuffed with fragrant chopped mushrooms and the dish was served with heavenly cream sauce that redeemed the off choice of vegetable. It was also accompanied by mash and buttery spinach which allowed for the perfect bite when combined with the Wellington. For meat-eaters, my friend ordered the steak which she demolished in minutes and called "incredible". I didn't try it myself we'll just have to take her word for it. For my final course, I went for another classic with the sticky toffee pudding. This was one of the best sticky toffee puddings I've ever had, which was impressive given that I was already full to the brim and wasn't sure if I could fit dessert. (Image: Edinburgh Live) As a nightcap my guest and I ordered two espresso martinis which arrived with a powdering of cacao powder. They were slightly sweet for my liking but gave a nice kick of caffeine after the big meal. Overall, the meal was a solid Sunday roast. The vibe was fancy yet casual, a good option for a fine dining experience that is more accessible to families and dates. If you're seeking a homey roast for an upscale evening out, the set menu is one to watch. To make a booking, head to the Gordon Ramsay Bread Street Kitchen & Bar website here.
