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What’s it like? Set amid the expansive grounds at Le Meridien Dubai, this hidden Italian gem is certainly not a restaurant you’d easily stumble across. There’s a distinct lack of signs/navigational advice from the staff at the hotel’s main…
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Dinner review: A Cappella, The Pointe
What’s it like? A Cappella is an all-new casual hangout-style lounge and global tapas bar located at Palm Jumeirah’s newly-opened lifestyle destination, The Pointe. With uninterrupted views over the water and Atlantis The Palm, A Cappella is situated on… -
Dinner review: The London Project, Bluewaters Island
What’s it like? Offering jaw-dropping views of Dubai’s JBR skyline, The London Project recently opened doors on Bluewaters Island at the food of Ain Dubai. Bringing a slice of London on a beautiful summer’s day to Dubai, The London… -
Brunch review: Katsuya by Starck
What’s it like? Located at a beachfront location within Jumeirah Al Naseem, Katsuya by Starck is a modern Japanese restaurant boasting artistic flair due to design legend, Philippe Starck’s sleek and sultry interiors. Led by master sushi chef Katsuya… -
Dinner review: BBQ nights at The Hide, Jumeirah Al Qasr
What’s it like? A self-billed “American eatery”, this meat-driven hotspot at Jumeirah Al Qasr boasts rustic and country-feel décor, and stunning views of Madinat Jumeirah, meaning there’s really no bad table in the house. We arrive for the Thursday… -
Dinner review: Tresind Studio
The intimate 20-seater Tresind Studio is an exclusive, VIP dining space that offers an elevated experience. Led by talented chef Himanshu Saini, the new studio serves an exceptional 16-course tasting menu, which is available for both meat eaters and vegetarians.
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Dinner review: Seville’s, WAFI Pyramids
Nestled in the depths of WAFI Pyramids, an international haven for culinary experiences from across the globe, you could easily be forgiven for thinking this seventeen-year-old authentic Spanish eatery was located down a side-street in Southern Spain.
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Lunch review: Zaroob, Dubai Marina
Meaning “small alley” in Arabic, Zaroob serves up tasty dishes inspired by traditional street food vendors found across the Levant region. BBC Good Food Middle East paid the Dubai Marina branch a visit tried out the revamped menu.
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Evening brunch review: Local, TRYP by Wyndham Dubai
Looking for a laid-back Thursday evening brunch? Look no further than Local Dubai's Mexican offering in Barsha Heights to enjoy an all-you-can-eat and drink affair for under AED 200.
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Dinner review: Tresind, Nassima Royal Hotel
Having closed its doors over the summer to undergo a complete refurbishment and menu change, BBC Good Food Middle East has been eagerly waiting to see the changes, and can confirm that the re-vamp is simply beautiful, and the restaurant is better than ever.
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Dinner review: Sukhothai, Le Meridien Dubai
One of the most established Thai restaurants in town, this charming establishment is nestled in the lush surrounds of the Meridien village, a lovely alfresco-friendly venue that never fails to be bustling and lively any night of the week
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Evening brunch review: Soho Garden Meydan Racecourse Grandstand
A new dining and nightlife entertainment space located within the grounds of Meydan Racecourse, Soho Garden is an exciting spot that encompasses various outlets – from eateries and
bars, to pools and nightclubs.