Black Tap has launched a new weekend breakfast menu
Head to the ocean side branch of everyone’s favorite craft burger and CrazyShake milkshake joint between 10am and 4pm, and you’ll find a breakfast menu as impressive as a Broadway blockbuster.
Head to the ocean side branch of everyone’s favorite craft burger and CrazyShake milkshake joint between 10am and 4pm, and you’ll find a breakfast menu as impressive as a Broadway blockbuster.
The dishes are made to order and served with a side of sunshine and blue skies, every weekend between 8am and 11:30am.
Sophie’s Café is the newest addition to the Metro Central Hotel in Barsha Heights (Tecom). Situated on the ground floor of the hotel, the café specialises in healthy, wholesome food with a specific focus on vegan and vegetarian cuisine.
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For the next year Sophie’s Dubai are serving up delicious birthday breakfast dishes for free. Celebrate your birthday in style this year with a complimentary slap up breakfast from Sophie’s Café.
Russos The Greens Dubai: Popular Dubai-based eatery, Russo’s New York Pizzeria has announced it is launching a brand new breakfast menu at one of its Dubai-based branches.
What better way to start off St Patrick’s Day than with a slap-up Irish breakfast? This Saturday, QD’s is offering a full breakfast and a pint of a traditional Irish beverage for just AED 65 per person.
For the ultimate slap-up breakfast, head down to Nezeaussi Grill Downtown this weekend. The rugby bar recently launched a delicious unlimited full-English buffet breakfast for just AED 99 every single Saturday.
Situated in Palm Views West on Palm Jumeirah, this trendy seafront restaurant is a popular place to grab posh fish and chips and other British favourites such as Shepard’s pie and Cornish cheese and onion pasties.
Delicious waffles and a laid-back vibe, Fume is the perfect place to while away a lazy weekend morning...
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