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Time Out Dubai
20 hours ago
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- Time Out Dubai
8 (really nice) places in Dubai to go to between 5pm and 7pm for drinks and bites
So, you've finished work for the day and have some time to kill? With the summer season almost in swing and life slowing down a little bit, it's quite tempting to meet up with friends for after work drinks and nibbles. In Paris, they've got this concept called 'cinq à sept' – five to seven. It's when you've finished work for the day and the sun is starting to set, so you've got a golden window of opportunity where you can boost your mood after a day at work. Typically, people here use this time to commute, to run errands or to stick around in the office. But if you decide to do it like the French do, you can use this time to brighten up your day with a little tipple at a really nice restaurant bar. With that in mind, here's a list of our favourite fancy after-work spots. Eugène Eugène After work drinks in Dubai. Credit: Eugène Eugène. Available daily from 4pm to 7pm, you can take advantage of the L'Apéritif d'Eugène, a French-inspired offering, where for Dhs110 per person, you'll get a curated selection of two mixed drinks or mocktails, complemented by the chef's assortment of gourmet appetizers. Definitely the place to be for evening drinks. Dhs110. Daily from 4pm-7pm. Kempinski Mall of the Emirates, Al Barsha (04 379 8963). Isola After work drinks in Dubai. Credit: Isola. Looking for a picturesque sundowner spot to unwind? The menu there has a selection of creative mixed drinks and cicchetti bites you can order. Thu 5pm-8pm. Jumeirah Islands Clubhouse, Jumeirah Islands (04 583 3124). La Petite Maison Restaurant & Bar After work drinks in Dubai. Credit: La Petite Maison Restaurant & Bar. LPM Restaurant & Bar is doing exactly what the Parisians do with its Cinq à Sept bar programme. Here, between 5pm and 7pm, you can choose from a selection of beverages with glasses of grape each priced at Dhs44 and mixed drinks at Dhs48. Then you can pick one complimentary bar bite from a pretty stellar selection of small dishes, including smoked burrata dip with crispy zucchini flower, crudités and beef cecina. The best part is you can walk in without having to make a booking. Mon-Fri 5pm-7pm. Gate Village, DIFC (04 439 0505). Tapasake After work drinks in Dubai. Credit: Tapasake. Embrace sunset vibes at Tapasake on weekdays from 5 pm to 8pm at the Terrace Bar and Pool Bar. There will be a special Japanese Nikkei offering with beverages and tapas. With drinks starting from Dhs55 per person for a glass of Italian sparkling, Dhs56 for a glass of pink grape and Dhs50 for a glass of draught hops at the pool bar, you can sip in style for less. Sun-Thu, 5pm-8pm. One&Only One Za'abeel, Trade Centre Area (04 666 1617). Onda by Pierchic After work drinks in Dubai. Credit: Pierchic Wander up the pier at Jumeirah Al Qasr for a sunset drink and you'll have some pretty magnificent views of the Arabian Gulf and Burj Al Arab. The bar is open to everyone, whether you're dining at end-of-the-pier Italian restaurant Pierchic, or just in the mood for a bit of sea air with your drinks. Either way, if you're after pre-dinner drinks with your date, or on the hunt for a spot to unwind as the sun sets, this open-air deck suspended above the water should be your next go-to. Sun-Thu 5pm-midnight, Fri-Sat 5pm-1am. Pierchic, Jumeirah Al Qasr (800 323 232). Sucre After work drinks in Dubai. Credit: Sucre Sucre also has a special aperitivo menu available from Monday to Friday between 4pm and 8pm. Here you can choose from a selection of mixed drinks, hops and grape for Dhs38. Each drink on the menu comes with a paired bar bite. These include stuffed olives, anchovy bruschetta, pickled pepper croquettes with goose ham and burrata fig bruschetta. From Dhs38. Mon-Fri 4pm-8pm. Gate Village, DIFC (04 340 0829). Tagomago After work drinks in Dubai. Credit: Tagomago Head to Tagomago right after work and you'll catch the quiet period before people start arriving for dinner. There's no better place to enjoy the sunset on Palm Jumeirah. The Balearic-inspired beachfront restaurant features a fully Spanish menu, several bars and stunning interiors. We prefer to sit at the bar right at the back overlooking the Arabian Sea and Burj Al Arab at a distance. Order a Spanish pitcher and a small bowl of blood orange-stuffed Spanish olives as a snack and you definitely won't regret it. Daily 10am-1am. Azure Residence, The Palm Jumeirah (04 832 6620). Uchi After work drinks in Dubai. Credit: Uchi. A DIFC dweller? Grab your friends and head to this little Japanese eatery and take advantage of Uchi's 'power hour' between 5pm and 7pm. Here, you can choose from a premium selection of Japanese beverages as well as fine grape and hops. Take advantage of a 15 percent discount between 5pm and 7pm every weekday. Or take the experience up a notch by pairing your drink with a selection of small bites. Mon-Fri 5pm-7pm. Gate Village, DIFC (04 298 5044). Need a reservation in the meantime? New restaurants in Dubai that you need to visit right now From casual eats to fine dining, there's bound to be a new venue you'll want to try 86 best restaurants in Dubai, as tested by us Tried and tested by us 25 of the best restaurants in DIFC: Reservations you have to make now Tried, tested and highly rated restaurants to try in Dubai's financial district
Time Out Dubai
3 days ago
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- Time Out Dubai
Eid Al Adha: What team Time Out Dubai is doing
The long weekend is finally here – hurrah! Just like you, us here at Time Out Dubai are also looking forward to the Eid Al Adha break. The weather might be a bit hotter than we'd like, but it's not stopping us from making the most of what the city has to offer. If you like reading this, then you'll love: The best things to do over Eid Al Adha in Dubai So hear it from the horse's mouth. We're giving you an inside look into the diaries of team Time Out Dubai, to find out what we've got in store for the next few days. Emilie Hill: Editor Credit: Eugène Eugène I can't wait to tuck into: a steak dinner at Eugène Eugène I am already thinking about the bavette steak at Eugène Eugène, a stunning restaurant tucked away at Kempinski Mall of the Emirates. I have been known to pull up a chair here for the bread basket alone and coupled with Eugene's greenhouse vibe, this is one of those places to hunker down any evening of the week. Just be sure to book ahead as chances are other diners are dreaming of being here this weekend too. Open daily noon-11.30pm. Kempinski Mall of the Emirates, Al Barsha, 04 379 8963 ( You'll see me at: La Cantine Beach (Credit: La Cantine Beach) Ooh, this is a beautiful spot. You'll definitely get a good Insta down here while and whether you choose a beachy spot or a lounger by the pool, you'll see what I mean in no time. Be to try something fresh from the grill and perhaps a wagyu beef carpaccio before you head home. Although not redeemable with your pool pass, the menu is too good to pass up on. Dhs200 (weekdays), Dhs250 (weekends). Open daily 10am-midnight, Delano, Bluewaters Island, (04 556 6622). There's no way I'm missing: a yoga class at Delano Dubai You'll find me bright and early at Delano Dubai resort over on Bluewaters (I know, there's a theme) as HWH Pilates Studio is hosting a morning yoga class. As part of your ticket, you'll also find a goodie bag from Shiseido waiting for you on your yoga mat. Dhs250. Sat Jun 7, 10.30am. Delano Dubai, Bluewaters @hwhstudiodubai Aimee Jakes: Digital Editor You'll see me at: a dreamy beach-club pop-up The 305 has teamed up with Benefit this summer to give us the beach club takeover of dreams. Honestly? There's nowhere else I'd rather spend the bumper long weekend. For Dhs200, you get pool and beach access, two drinks and a dish, two Benefit goodies and a brow service thrown in. For an extra Dhs50, you can also bag a sunbed. Count me in. From Dhs200. Open Sun-Thu 9am-10pm; Fri-Sat 9am-midnight. The Club, Palm West Beach, Palm Jumeirah, (04 423 8322). I can't wait to tuck into: an Acai Bowl and an iced blueberry matcha Hot weather calls for cool snacks, and I'll be grabbing both of these at Joe and the Juice, which has just opened a brand-new branch at Dubai Marina Mall. Prices vary. Open Mon-Fri 7.30am-11pm; Sat-Sun 7.30am-midnight. Dubai Marina Mall, @joeandthejuiceuae There's no way I'm missing: a sweaty workout at Dryp It may be hot in Dubai, but there is still nowhere else I'd rather spend my free time than sweating in an extra-hot studio doing a Pilates sculpt class. Dryp utilises infrared technology, giving you plenty of incredible health benefits as well as those lovely post-sweat endorphins. Prices vary. Open Mon-Wed 6am-10pm,Thu 7.30pm-10pm, Fri 7.30am-7pm, Sat 8am-6.30pm, Sun 8am-8pm. Dryp, Oraa Marina Tower, Dubai Marina, Dubai, (04 220 5330). Findlay Mair: News Editor (Credit: Kokoro Handroll Bar) You'll see me: exploring a busy food hall I'm heading to Market Island at Dubai Festival City Mall to film a vlog for our TikTok page. It's one of the largest food halls in the region, so there's plenty of choice. While I'm there, I'll pick up a new speaker for the office since our current one has, sadly, seen better days. As a reward, I expect there to be strictly no Taylor Swift played when we get back (sorry, Swifties). And, since I'm a sucker for a trend, I might actually pick up one of those Lababus that everyone keeps talking about. I can't wait to tuck into: some of the city's top Asian dishes This one is a real toss-up between two of our favourite anti-tourist trap restaurants. It's been a minute since I visited the rubber ducks at Kokoro Handroll Bar and tucked into a crab handroll, so I need to go back to see if it's as good as I remember. The same goes for the ketoprak at Harummanis. You know what? Since we've got four days off, I don't have to choose. I'll go to both. Kokoro Handroll Bar: Open Mon-Sun from noon. Alserkal Avenue, Al Quoz, Harummanis: Open Mon 6pm-11pm, Tue-Sun noon -11pm. Al Wasl 51, Jumeirah 1, (056 536 1674). There's no way I'm missing: The chance to take it easy In a city as wild as Dubai, it's rare that you get a moment to yourself to switch off. From historical exhibits to a quiet pint to yourself, our introvert's guide to Dubai is calling my name. Sian Traynor: Features Editor You'll see me: Trundling along Sheikh Zayed Road on the way to my Eid staycation. After spending the last few weeks sharing all of the best hotel deals, it would be rude not to make the most of one for myself. I've got my eye on a night or two in a lush room at Banyan Tree, which is offering 20 percent off rates, a daily brekkie and 20 percent off in dining and spa treatments for UAE residents. Paired with a sea view to wake up to every morning, I'll be in my element. Bluewaters Island, (04 556 6666). I can't wait to tuck into: Blueprint cookies Usually I'm a savoury girl, but for some reason cookies don't seem to apply to this rule. So when I heard Floridian favourite Blueprint was opening its first Dubai store, a visit to try the Mom's Apple Pie flavour was immediately scheduled in my diary. Can't get to the new branch? Try one of our other top cookie picks here. Opening Fri Jun 6. Mall of the Emirates, There's no way I'm missing: A Dhs1 car rental Yes, you heard correctly. SelfDrive mobility are offering daily car rentals for Dhs1, as a special deal for Eid Al Adha, meaning you can hit the road for almost nothing. I'll be rolling up to my staycay in a brand-new whip and might even swing round on one of these two-hour road trip routes on the way home. From Dhs1. Jun 5-8, (600 567564). Looking for things to do for Eid Al Adha? Eid Al Adha itinerary: All the fun things to do during the long weekend Where to go and what to see over the break 12 top GCC road trips to consider for your Eid Al Adha break Upgrade your bucket list 5 family-friendly spots where kids go free this Eid Al Adha Cost-free fun for the little ones
Web Release
16-04-2025
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Eugène Eugène Introduces Monthly French Brunch, Starting with a Special Easter Edition
Web Release Selection Entertainment By Editor_wr On Apr 16, 2025 Eugène Eugène is delighted to announce the launch of a new monthly tradition: a French weekend brunch celebrating life's little pleasures. Taking place one Sunday each month, the series begins with a special Easter edition on April 20th, transforming the restaurant's iconic greenhouse and sunlit garden terrace into a festive, lively gathering space. This vibrant brunch series will celebrate French culinary traditions, offering a unique opportunity to explore different themes each month. From heartwarming childhood favorites to the sun-soaked flavors of a summer holiday in the South of France, each edition will highlight beloved dishes, nostalgic flavors and the rituals that bring people together around the table. The atmosphere will be complemented by a live singer, creating the perfect backdrop for an afternoon of laughter, lively conversation and delicious food. Eugène Eugène's monthly brunch is designed for all ages, making it the perfect family-friendly gathering. While adults savor a generous spread of French dishes, children can enjoy creative activities that keep them entertained throughout the afternoon. The inaugural edition will embrace the festive spirit of Easter, bringing seasonal flavors and cherished traditions to the table. Guests will delight in a selection of Easter specialties, including tender slow-cooked lamb and other seasonal delights, while little ones enjoy an exciting egg hunt and engaging activities. With live music setting the mood and the greenhouse in full bloom, the Easter brunch at Eugène Eugène promises a warm and joyful gathering, making it the perfect way to celebrate the holiday with family and friends. 'We want this brunch to be a special occasion that people look forward to every month,' says Ghada Ajib, Cluster General Manager at RIKAS Hospitality Group. 'It's about bringing people together, enjoying great food and company, and making time for the little pleasures in life. We want our guests to leave not just with full stomachs, but with full hearts and lasting memories.' Event Details: What: Monthly French-inspired brunch at Eugène Eugène's greenhouse Where: Eugène Eugène, 2nd Floor, Kempinski Hotel, Mall of the Emirates When: One Sunday each month | First edition: Easter Brunch on Sunday 20 April from 12pm – 4pm Price: Packages starting from AED 325 | Each package offers a 3-hour experience For bookings and further details, please call +971 4 379 8963 or email [email protected]. Prev Post Art Dubai to Launch 18th Edition Amid Surge in UAE Wealth Comments are closed.
