Brass Monkey City Walk is an adults-only bowling, arcade, food and drinks venue in the C2 Licensed District. It is not a British gastropub. The operator lists 12 bowling lanes, auto-scoring darts, retro arcade games, foosball and billiards, with a food menu built around tacos, sliders, pizza and sharing dishes. Choose it for an evening…
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Compare Zuma Abu Dhabi’s lunch, brunch and à la carte options, with a two-person budget example, Al Maryah Island location and booking details.
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Planning a gourmet staycation? Discover why Rosewood Abu Dhabi’s Michelin-recognised dining, Sense Spa, and Al Maryah Island location make it a top choice.
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Buddha Bar Dubai at Grosvenor House Marina: the vibe, menu, prices, dress code and how to book — full 2026 guide.
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Social House Dubai is an all-day restaurant in The Dubai Mall. Explore its menu style, fountain views, location and tips for planning a visit.
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3Fils Dubai is the harbour restaurant to choose when food matters more than a formal dining ritual. Its walk-in format is both its appeal and its drawback: you can turn up without planning weeks ahead, but you cannot promise a group a table at a particular time. This guide separates the Dubai flagship from the…
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Dubai Festival City Mall is our pick for a meal followed by the IMAGINE show. Festival Bay gives the outing a waterfront setting, while Market Island suits a group that wants food from several kitchens. Choose Al Fanar for an Emirati meal, Eataly for Italian food and food shopping, or Osteria Mario when a children’s…
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For pizza at Dubai Hills Mall, our first stop is L’Antica Pizzeria Da Michele. For a group wanting several Italian dishes, choose Eataly. For an Indian meal, start with Pincode or Zafran; for dumplings, compare Din Tai Fung and New Shanghai. Those choices do different jobs. This guide groups the restaurants by the meal you…
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For a Dubai Mall meal, our first choices are Social House for a mixed-menu group, Eataly for Italian food on the lower ground floor, and the second-floor food court for a shorter counter order. For a fountain-view occasion, compare a specific terrace in the mall or Souk Al Bahar. Palace Downtown, Address Downtown and Burj…
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Our DIFC restaurant choices start with the occasion and the bill. Hutong has set lunches from AED 88, MINA Brasserie has two courses at AED 160 before its stated authority fee, and Zuma offers a defined Japanese lunch menu. For a group dinner, choose the cuisine and seating arrangement first. The address matters too: Gate…
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For Mall of the Emirates restaurants, our starting choices are Antonia for Italian food on Level 2, Konjiki Hototogisu for ramen, XU for a defined Cantonese lunch and Besh Turkish Kitchen for a three-course hotel lunch. For an early coffee, the mall lists PAUL’s ground-floor outlet and Jones the Grocer on Level 1 from 8am.…
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Yas Mall restaurants are useful for a meal around a Yas Island day, but start with the actual destination. Ferrari World has a mall connection; Warner Bros. World, Yas Waterworld, SeaWorld and Etihad Arena are separate venues, and should not all be described as a short walk from the food court. Our choices are Al…
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