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The National
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The National
Enclosed for summer: Cool outdoor restaurants with a view in Dubai
The summer heat might slow down some aspects of life in the UAE, but some restaurants have found ways to beat the heat, from clever enclosures to full-blown climate control. Here are venues with a view in Dubai that have managed to keep their outdoor spaces cool and comfortable. Horse & Hound Cuisine: British Location: Al Habtoor Polo Resort, Dubailand Average price for two: Dh400 including drinks Located within the grounds of Al Habtoor Polo Resort, Horse & Hound is a cosy, pet-friendly British gastropub offering hearty comfort food, laid-back vibes and scenic polo field views. The restaurant has a newly launched air-conditioned summer tent enclosing the venue's outdoor space, offering the same views as well as an escape from the heat. The space continues to host its themed evenings such as Curry Night and Steak Night throughout the summer. Baoli Dubai Cuisine: East Asian with coastal Mediterranean flavours Location: J1 Beach, Jumeirah 1 Average price for two: Dh700 This high-end lifestyle destination at J1 Beach draws inspiration from its counterparts in Cannes and Miami. It blends refined East Asian cuisine with theatrical flair. The venue features a restaurant with indoor and outdoor terraces, a pool and beach with two private suites, a lounge and a speakeasy hidden behind the restaurant. The main dining area has been enclosed for the summer season featuring floor-to-ceiling glass panels and offering a fully air-conditioned indoor space without compromising the ambience. The Permit Room Cuisine: Indian Location: Majestic City Retreat Hotel, Mankhool Average price for two: Dh190 Combining traditional Indian flavours with a modern twist, The Permit Room's outdoor rooftop space has been enclosed and cooled for the summer, so guests can enjoy the sweeping views even when the heat cranks up outside. The menu features interesting combination dishes, from pav bhaji focaccia to Ferrero Rocher chocobar, as well as a range of signature drinks and shisha. Reform Social & Grill Cuisine: British Location: The Lakes Club, Emirates Hills Average price for two: Dh360 Popular with families and sports fans for its comfort food and lively atmosphere, this casual restaurant has fully enclosed and air-conditioned its terrace, which overlooks a garden. An extension of the main restaurant, the space is a great way to enjoy an al fresco feel even in the height of the UAE summer. Go here for English breakfast and roast dinner as well as classic pub fare. Bistro Des Arts Cuisine: French Location: Marina Walk, Dubai Marina Mall Average price for two: Dh450 A Parisian-style bistro along the Dubai Marina waterfront, the bistro serves traditional French fare, from steak frites and freshly baked croissants to duck confit. The outdoor terrace overlooking Dubai Marina has been enclosed and cooled, making sure guests get uninterrupted waterfront views even in the summer. Brix Cafe Cuisine: Dessert Location: Jumeirah Fishing Harbour Average price for two: Dh175 (for a set menu) It's not technically enclosed, but this cafe has transformed into a winter wonderland for the summer, complete with snow-covered facades and Alpine-inspired decor. Even the menu by World's 50 Best Pastry Chef 2025, Carmen Rueda Hernandez, has been thought out to offer guests a reprieve from the heat, from coconut nitro snow melting over a strawberry-lychee core to airy truffle mousse and other icy finishes. Gitano Cuisine: Mexican Location: J1 Beach Average price for two: Dh500 Born in Mexico, with branches in Tulum, Miami, New York City and now Dubai, Gitano offers dinner and dancing with a menu that is as eclectic as it is fun. The restaurant's Tulum-inspired terrace has been enclosed and transformed into an air-conditioned retreat featuring lush greenery for a laid-back escape no matter the weather. African Queen Cuisine: Mediterranean Location: J1 Beach Average prize for two: Dh400 Mediterranean elegance meets the French Riviera at this famed restaurant, the main branch of which in Cote d'Azur is favoured by celebrities. The Dubai outpost's terrace has been enclosed so guests can savour long lunches and sunset cocktails with a view of the scenic waterfront – perfect for enjoying the golden hour without the summer heat. Gigi Rigolatto Cuisine: Italian Location: J1 Beach Average price for two: Dh600 More than just a restaurant, Gigi Rigolatto also has a Bellini bar, children's circus and concept store with a lush garden and private pool. The garden-style terrace has been fully enclosed for the summer, offering guests a cool, Riviera-inspired space, ideal for leisurely lunches or relaxed sundowners. Kaimana Beach Cuisine: Asian-Polynesian Location: J1 Beach Average price for two: Dh500 Offering pan-Asian cuisine with a beachfront ambience, Kaimana Beach has enclosed its beachfront terrace, still providing guests with panoramic views of the shoreline in the middle of summer. Sakhalin Cuisine: Mediterranean and Asian Location: J1 Beach Average price for two: Dh500 At the helm of this seafood restaurant is chef Vladimir Mukhin, best known for his one Michelin-starred restaurant White Rabbit in Moscow. Fine-dining with chic beachside setting, Sakhalin's enclosed terrace offers sweeping views with an elevated 'MediterrAsian' cuisine. Sirene Beach by Gaia Cuisine: Greek and Mediterranean Location: J1 Beach Average price for two: Dh300 Restaurateur Evgeny Kuzin and chef Izu Ani, the team behind many acclaimed restaurants, have brought their laid-back take on the hit Dubai and London restaurant Gaia to J1 Beach. Sirene Beach by Gaia offers Greek and Mediterranean flavours in a beachside setting, with the main restaurant area fully enclosed and air-conditioned for the summer. Guests can enjoy signature seafood and seasonal vegetable dishes alongside live entertainment by resident DJs, all within a stylish, climate-controlled environment.
Fashion Network
4 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Fashion Network
SMR Days opens Summer Shop pop-up at Liberty London
Resort menswear brand SMR Days has launched a dedicated Summer Shop at Liberty London. It fits in perfectly for the brand that's been built on one simple premise: 'to provide an effortless wardrobe for men, made from laid-back days'. The high-end department store pop-up 'celebrates the spirit of high summer' with a curated selection of signature silhouettes and new-season standouts. Highlights include the Wittering jacket and Jumeirah trousers in kala cotton — handwoven in Bhuj, supporting centuries-old weaving traditions — and the Malibu trouser embroidered with chikankari sea turtles, a nod to India's craftsmanship. Designed in London and made in India, SMR Days 'continues its mission to create relaxed yet refined pieces that carry you from Soho to the shoreline. Whether soaking in the city sun or escaping to the coast, these are clothes for long summer days'. London's few remaining department stores continue to be tourist magnets during the summer months and pop-ups are a popular option for a wide variety of international brands, with Selfridges, Harrods and Harvey Nichols also being pop-up hotspots this season.
Fashion Network
4 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Fashion Network
SMR Days opens Summer Shop pop-up at Liberty London
Resort menswear brand SMR Days has launched a dedicated Summer Shop at Liberty London. It fits in perfectly for the brand that's been built on one simple premise: 'to provide an effortless wardrobe for men, made from laid-back days'. The high-end department store pop-up 'celebrates the spirit of high summer' with a curated selection of signature silhouettes and new-season standouts. Highlights include the Wittering jacket and Jumeirah trousers in kala cotton — handwoven in Bhuj, supporting centuries-old weaving traditions — and the Malibu trouser embroidered with chikankari sea turtles, a nod to India's craftsmanship. Designed in London and made in India, SMR Days 'continues its mission to create relaxed yet refined pieces that carry you from Soho to the shoreline. Whether soaking in the city sun or escaping to the coast, these are clothes for long summer days'. London's few remaining department stores continue to be tourist magnets during the summer months and pop-ups are a popular option for a wide variety of international brands, with Selfridges, Harrods and Harvey Nichols also being pop-up hotspots this season.
Fashion Network
4 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Fashion Network
SMR Days opens Summer Shop pop-up at Liberty London
Resort menswear brand SMR Days has launched a dedicated Summer Shop at Liberty London. It fits in perfectly for the brand that's been built on one simple premise: 'to provide an effortless wardrobe for men, made from laid-back days'. The high-end department store pop-up 'celebrates the spirit of high summer' with a curated selection of signature silhouettes and new-season standouts. Highlights include the Wittering jacket and Jumeirah trousers in kala cotton — handwoven in Bhuj, supporting centuries-old weaving traditions — and the Malibu trouser embroidered with chikankari sea turtles, a nod to India's craftsmanship. Designed in London and made in India, SMR Days 'continues its mission to create relaxed yet refined pieces that carry you from Soho to the shoreline. Whether soaking in the city sun or escaping to the coast, these are clothes for long summer days'. London's few remaining department stores continue to be tourist magnets during the summer months and pop-ups are a popular option for a wide variety of international brands, with Selfridges, Harrods and Harvey Nichols also being pop-up hotspots this season.
Fashion Network
4 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Fashion Network
SMR Days opens Summer Shop pop-up at Liberty London
Resort menswear brand SMR Days has launched a dedicated Summer Shop at Liberty London. It fits in perfectly for the brand that's been built on one simple premise: 'to provide an effortless wardrobe for men, made from laid-back days'. The high-end department store pop-up 'celebrates the spirit of high summer' with a curated selection of signature silhouettes and new-season standouts. Highlights include the Wittering jacket and Jumeirah trousers in kala cotton — handwoven in Bhuj, supporting centuries-old weaving traditions — and the Malibu trouser embroidered with chikankari sea turtles, a nod to India's craftsmanship. Designed in London and made in India, SMR Days 'continues its mission to create relaxed yet refined pieces that carry you from Soho to the shoreline. Whether soaking in the city sun or escaping to the coast, these are clothes for long summer days'. London's few remaining department stores continue to be tourist magnets during the summer months and pop-ups are a popular option for a wide variety of international brands, with Selfridges, Harrods and Harvey Nichols also being pop-up hotspots this season.
