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16-05-2025
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7 of the best restaurants in Dubai this weekend: May 16 to 18
What's hot on the menu… Summer is doing its thing, and so is the city. Indoors is where it's at, and these spots are keeping things cool with new menus, drops, and weekend energy that's worth the reservation. Here's where to eat at some of the best restaurants in Dubai this weekend. TATEL What: Entre Amigos Brunch Vibe: Stylish, buzzy, and full-on Spanish Menu: Starters include crispy Andalusian-style squid, garlic shrimp, chicken croquetas, ceviche with mango and sweet potato, and a cold cuts + cheese board. Mains include creamy seafood rice or beef tenderloin with chimichurri. Desserts go big: Basque-style cheesecake and a rich chocolate cake with sea salt. Valencia package (non-alcoholic) priced at Dhs355, Madrid package (with Cava) priced at Dhs455, Dubai package (with Champagne) priced at Dhs725. When: Every Saturday, 2 pm to 6pm Where: TATEL, Downtown Dubai, Hotel Boulevard, Autograph Collection @ Observatory Bar & Grill What: A Friday night brunch in full cosmic mode. STARGAZE is Observatory's new after-dark concept featuring a three-course sharing menu, free-flowing drinks for three hours, DJs, dancers, and zero chill. Vibe: Think intergalactic lounge meets futuristic fashion, with panoramic views, slick lighting, and space to move. It's giving luxury sci-fi with beats. Menu: Kick off with a mix of Sake Maki Rolls, California Rolls, Beef Dumplings, Tempura Ebi, and Mushroom & Truffle Croquettes. Mains are all about the sharing platters: Wagyu Sliders, Chicken Chimichurri, and Salmon Skewers. Finish with Churros and call it a night. Soft Package priced at Dhs295, House Package Dhs345, Premium Package Dhs395, VIP Booth (up to 6 guests) Dhs2,500 When: Every Friday, 8pm to 11pm Where: Observatory Bar & Grill, Dubai Marriott Harbour Hotel, Dubai Marina @observatorydubai Bab El Bahr What: A Downtown icon reborn. Bab El Bahr returns with a fresh new look and a bold coastal Mediterranean menu that blends Levantine roots with refined seaside flair. Vibe: Mediterranean elegance with arches, soft stone textures, olive trees, and shades of sea blue—perfect for everything from sunlit lunches to lively dinners with Shisha. Menu: Freshly shucked oysters, Tuna tartare with a Mediterranean twist, Salmon kibbeh nayeh, Sea bass ceviche, Curated sushi selection, hot & cold mezze, grilled whole fish, and creative seafood mains Where: Bab El Bahr, Boulevard 29 Bld., Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard, Downtown Dubai @ SHI What: Rich Chinese cuisine with stunning Bluewaters views. Menu: For Dubai Restaurant Week, expect sushi, dim sum, smoky meats, and spicy seafood on curated lunch and dinner menus. Lunch priced at Dhs125, dinner Dhs250. Highlights include Sake Truffle Maki, Jasmine Tea Smoked Ribs, and Tofu Eggplant with Black Bean Sauce. When: May 9 to 25 Where: SHI, Bluewaters Island @ Duck & Waffle What: Sky-high dining with British-American classics. Duck & Waffle DIFC joins DRW with signature hits flavours from day to night. Menu: Lunch favourites include Duck & Waffle, Lobster Roll, and Spicy Rigatoni. Dinner steps it up with Foie Gras Crème Brûlée, Truffle Beef Carpaccio, Roasted Baby Chicken, and 'The Full Elvis' for dessert. Lunch priced at Dhs125, dinner Dhs250. When: May 9 to 25 Where: Duck & Waffle, DIFC @duckandwaffledubai Loona What: Fine dining with a modern Italian soul. Loona's DRW dinner-only menu layers bold textures and rich flavours in a sleek Downtown setting. Menu: Dinner: Expect prawn, salmon tartare, and artichoke to start; veal cheek risotto, crab polpetta, and porcini pappardelle for mains; and a duo of ganache and tiramisu to close, priced at Dhs250 When: May 9 to 25 Where: Loona, Downtown Dubai @ Couqley Downtown What: A relaxed Sunday ritual with French soul. Couqley Downtown serves up a two-course menu of its most-loved classics—think Steak Frites, Steak Tartare, Spinach Ravioli, and Free-Range Chicken—in a setting that's as warm and inviting as the food itself. Vibe: Elegant, easygoing, and full of joie de vivre. Sundays from 1–4 PM are for slowing down and sharing good food with good company. Menu: Two courses with soft drinks priced at Dhs218, two courses with free-flow grapes Dhs268, two courses with free-flow grapes & hops Dhs347, Add dessert for Dhs33. When: Every Sunday from 1pm to 4pm Where: Couqley Downtown @couqleyuae Images: Supplied
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13-03-2025
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9 things to do in Abu Dhabi this weekend: March 14 to 16
Mid-March vibes… With new openings and Ramadan-themed activities, there isn't a second of boredom in the capital. Here are 9 things to do in Abu Dhabi this weekend. Friday, March 14 credit: Platinumlist And you'll want to experience it ASAP. Joining the fancy strip of restaurants at Marsa Al Bateen is the aesthetically pleasing Public, which arrives in town after wowing diners with several successful locations in neighbouring Dubai. While its bright lights and cool-as-ice, street-style art will draw you in, it's the menu that will have you grabbing a table (and planning future trips). Try their handmade pizzas, crazy truffle pasta, tiramisu, and more, plus mocktails like the Italian Passion . Public, Marsa Al Bateen, Abu Dhabi, 9am to 1am daily. @public Experience a Majlis…by the Sea Located by the Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental, this palatial address on the edge of the Abu Dhabi Corniche always puts on a spectacular iftar spread, with this year being no different. In addition to all of the gourmet live stations and expansive seating areas, this year diners can look forward to pop-ups from the hotel's acclaimed eateries – including Michelin-starred Talea, Hakkasan, and newly opened Strawfire. Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental, Abu Dhabi, sunset to 8.30pm, Dhs355. Tel: (0)2 690 9000. @mo_emiratespalace Check out Abu Dhabi Mall's Ramadan Village Located in the mall's main atrium with a Ramadan Majlis, you can enjoy traditional hospitality, live entertainment and traditional Oud and Qanun performances, plus traditional Tanoura shows on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays after Iftar. Additionally, there will also be everyone's favourite Ramadan Souq running from 1pm to midnight Sunday to Thursday and 1pm to 1am on Friday and Saturday, so you can enjoy a range of traditional products, seasonal favourites and handmade crafts. For every Dhs200 spent, you'll be able to redeem your invoices for scratch cards from March 1 to April 6, with the chance to win more than 2000 instant vouchers valued from Dhs100 to Dhs5000. @abudhabimall Saturday, March 15 Manarat Al Saadiyat has brought an exciting Ramadan Arcade to town, and you'll be able to celebrate the spirit of togetherness in this modern setting which features a fan-favourite mix of arcade and board games, tournaments, live instrumental performances, a comedy show, art installations, and creative workshops. Manarat Al Saadiyat, Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi, March 15 to 25, 9pm to 2am. Head to the all-new Mezzaluna Bringing its 40-year legacy of signature Italian dishes to Abu Dhabi is New York-born Mezzaluna, whose delicious flavours and warm ambiance arrived at Yas Mall only weeks ago. Ingredients such as San Marzano tomatoes and fresh buffalo mozzarella with milk sourced from southern Italy ensure this is a menu you must check out at the first opportunity. Take in the stunning interiors while you're at it. Mezzaluna, Yas Mall, Yas Island, Abu Dhabi. @ Discover the beauty of the Abrahamic Family House Abu Dhabi's Abrahamic Family House is one of the capital's must-visit mega projects, and it holds places of worship for the three Abrahamic religions. This Saadiyat Island-housed symbol of love, tolerance and peace is open to the public, free of charge. Just make sure you book in advance to secure a spot, so you can experience the three individual sites of worship, a mosque, a church and a synagogue, as well as the peace garden and a Document on Human Fraternity, signed by Pope Francis and Grand Imam Ahmed Al-Tayeb. Abrahamic Family House, Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi. Tues to Sun 10am to 5pm. Tel: (0)2 657 5900. @abrahamicfh Sunday, March 16 AVLU Greek & Turkish Cuisine is now open to you at Yas Mall, and this is a great new spot to immerse yourself in the rich flavours and warm hospitality of the Aegean region. From freshly caught seafood to slow-cooked meats, dishes on the menu are crafted with locally-sourced ingredients, blending traditional Greek and Turkish flavors. Did we mention the warm, homely interiors? AVLU, Yas Mall, Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, 9am to 10.30pm. @ Be one with nature at Al Ain Zoo It's no secret the warmer months are almost here, so you'll want to get out while it's still pleasant out. Head to the largest zoo in the Middle East, which houses an enormous collection of snakes, reptiles, deer, exotic birds, and more. You can even feed lions, enjoy a mountain biking experience around the zoo, take part in a lemur walk, or have breakfast with their giraffes. Adding to your unforgettable Al Ain Zoo experience are several restaurants, cafes and shops. Al Ain Zoo, Nahyan the First St, Abu Dhabi, 9am to 6pm daily, Dhs31 adults, Dhs10 children. @alainzoouae Explore a flavour-packed eat on Al Maryah Island Celebrity Chef Kunal Kapur, of Masterchef India fame, brought Pincode to The Galleria Al Maryah Island towards the end of last year, and this spot boasts a menu of authentic flavours and stunning interiors. Head over to one of Abu Dhabi's leading dining and lifestyle destinations to see What's On at this exciting new restaurant. Pincode, The Galleria Al Maryah Island, Abu Dhabi, Sun to Thurs 10am to 11pm, Fri and Sat 10am to midnight. Tel: (0)2 234 0111. @
