Embrace the spirit of the Holy Month.


Ramadan is a time of reflection, community, and of course, delicious feasts. The dining scene in the capital is going all out to make sure you experience the best food and hospitality this Ramadan. To ensure you embrace the traditions of the Holy Month, FACT highlights some of the best places for iftar in Riyadh this year.

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attaché offers a contemporary Ramadan iftar experience blending comforting classics with elevated flavours. You begin with traditional Saudi coffee, dates, and laban, followed by Ramadan-inspired mocktails, then enjoy a set menu featuring Lentil Soup, Salads, and appetisers such as Gruyere Sambosa. Main course options include Slow-cooked Lamb Shank, Charcoal Chicken 2.0, and a Vegetarian Stuffed Cabbage, followed by a Ramadan dessert platter featuring Basbouba, Kunafa, or Saudi Coffee Cheesecake. Live performances make it ideal for gatherings. Available daily, from 6pm. SAR 125 per person.

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Bab Samhan Ramadan Tent

Bab Samhan Ramadan Tent invites you to break your fast in an open-air courtyard or an elegant indoor seating. The iftar buffet includes live stations serving shawarma, grilled specialities, pasta and freshly baked saj bread, alongside rice dishes, kebabs, stews and seafood options. Traditional Ramadan favourites such as Sambousek, Fattoush and Hummus complete the spread, while desserts range from kunafa and baklava to qatayef. Available daily from sunset to 8pm. SAR 550 (adults) and SAR 275 (children aged six to 12).

GO: Visit www.marriott.com for more information.


Café Boulud

For a touch of French sophistication this Ramadan, Café Boulud at Four Seasons Kingdom Tower offers an intimate iftar experience. The restaurant offers a French-inspired menu infused with oriental fusion elements, complemented by a traditional buffet, creating a refined yet personal setting.

GO: Visit www.fourseasons.com for more information.

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Fairmont Hotel Riyadh

Fairmont Hotel Riyadh’s Ramadan setting features a traditional Bedouin-style bazaar. Its Al Thuraya Ramadan Tent will feature Saudi classics such as spiced camel kabsa, Turkish Fattah, and fresh shawarmas this season. A children’s tent on site also lets little ones fill their own plates, ensuring a great experience. Available daily, from sunset to 9pm. SAR 495 per person.

GO: Visit www.fairmont.com for more information.

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Il Baretto

Il Baretto Riyadh blends Italian cuisine with Ramadan traditions as part of its The Luna of Ramadan celebration. Enjoy a four-course iftar menu featuring options such as Quinoa Salad, Burrata, Penne all’Arrabbiata, and Petto di Pollo alla Milanese. Conclude with Tiramisu or choose from a wide selection of desserts for a wholesome feast. Available daily, from sunset to 7.30pm.

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La Petite Maison Riyadh

The FACT award-winning La Petite Maison Riyadh presents a curated Iftar this Ramadan, created in collaboration with Saudi chef and Top Chef Middle East judge Mona Mosly. Blending LPM’s signature French-Mediterranean style with warm Middle Eastern influences, the sharing-style experience begins with soup, dates and a mezzeh selection. Tasting-style mains feature LPM favourites alongside chef Mona’s creations, such as Grilled Chilean Sea Bass and Grilled Ribeye Steak, marinated with Shawarma Spices, followed by a sweet finale. Available daily,  SAR 275 per person (minimum of two guests).

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Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah, Riyadh

Mandarin Oriental, Al Faisaliah Riyadh is also upping the ante for Ramadan. With its Discover with Fawanees celebration, expect to dine at the property’s Prince Sultan Grand Ballroom. With a variety of iftar dishes and an area decorated with lanters, this dining experience is among the most luxurious in the capital. Available daily. SAR 575 (adults) and SAR 298 (children aged seven to 12).

GO: Visit www.mandarinoriental.com for more information.

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NOMAS

NOMAS at Marriott Riyadh Diplomatic Quarter presents an elevated Ramadan iftar celebrating local flavours with a contemporary twist. You can choose from four curated set menus, each offering a different journey through Saudi cuisine. Expect traditional bread baskets, dates, Harees soup, Chicken Makhtham, Kabab Miro, and Makarona Al-Tayyibeen, followed by desserts including Luqaimat and Hijazi sago. Available daily, from SAR 300 per person.

GO: Visit www.marriott.com for more information.


The Lighthouse Riyadh

The Lighthouse Riyadh celebrates Ramadan with a relaxed yet refined iftar experience combining contemporary Mediterranean dishes with comforting Middle Eastern flavours. The set menu includes a choice of starter, main course, beverage and dessert, complemented by soup and Arabic coffee. Menu highlights include Fresh Quinoa Tabbouleh and mains such as Beef Scaloppine with artichokes. Available daily. SAR 155 per person.

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The Lighthouse Riyadh

The Ritz-Carlton Riyadh

Step into a world of elegance and tradition at the Layalina Ramadan Tent, where the spirit of Ramadan meets luxury in a setting inspired by the charm of Cairo and Riyadh. Indulge in a lavish iftar in Riyadh, showcasing an exquisite selection of Arabic and international delicacies, live cooking stations, and an array of oriental desserts. Soulful melodies and warm Arabian hospitality will complement the festive ambiance. Available daily from sunset to 10pm. SAR 500 per person (iftar) and AED 325 per person (suhoor).

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Zuma Riyadh

Zuma Riyadh welcomes you this Ramadan with a contemporary Japanese Iftar experience and two thoughtfully curated set menus designed for sharing. The Iftar Tokubetsu Menu offers an elevated journey, with sushi and robata selections, miso soup, prawn maki, miso-marinated black cod, mushroom rice and a special Ramadan dessert platter to finish. Meanwhile, the Iftar Osusume Menu offers a lighter, well-rounded spread, including beef gyoza, roasted baby chicken, and optional desserts. Available daily. SAR 185 per person (Osusume menu) and AED 275 per person (Tokubetsu menu).

GO: Visit www.zumarestaurant.com for more information.

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