Embrace the spirit of the Holy Month.
As the sun dips below the skyline, Dubai embraces Ramadan with memorable Iftar experiences. Whether you’re breaking the fast over slow-cooked classics, fire-led feasts or beautifully plated set menus, the city is serving its signature hospitality with a thoughtful Ramadan touch. To help you plan your evenings, FACT rounds up some of the best places for Iftar in Dubai this year.
Address Beach Resort
This Ramadan, gather with family and friends at Address Beach Resort for a comforting Iftar buffet at The Restaurant. As the sun sets, settle into a relaxed, welcoming space and enjoy a generous spread made for sharing. Expect traditional Ramadan favourites alongside an international selection, freshly prepared and replenished throughout the evening.
GO: Visit www.addresshotels.com for more information.
ALAYA
Founded by Chef Izu Ani, ALAYA invites guests to embrace the spirit of the Holy Month with a curated Iftar experience. Inspired by the Arabic tradition of sharing a table at sunset, the menu offers a modern take on classic Ramadan flavours, balancing authenticity with creativity. Served in ALAYA’s candlelit interiors and open-air terraces. Available daily from sunset. AED 220 per person. Available daily from sunset. AED 220 per person.
GO: Visit www.alayarestaurants.com for more information.
Al Hadheerah
A true showcase of desert hospitality, Al Hadheerah at Bab Al Shams pairs a generous Iftar with a sense of theatre. Expect a Middle Eastern feast of slow-cooked meats and fragrant regional favourites, plus a dedicated luqaimat station serving golden, syrup-drizzled bites. As night falls, the dunes come alive with dancers, musicians and falconers, while camel and horse riders sweep past in the distance. Before you leave, wander the bustling souk for handcrafted keepsakes, from intricate carpets to exotic perfumes. Available daily from sunset to 11pm. AED 449 per person.
GO: Visit www.sevenrooms.com for more information.
Anantara World Islands Dubai Resort
This Ramadan, break your fast with an elegant Iftar at Qamar, Anantara World Islands Dubai Resort’s Arabic-Indian restaurant. The experience begins with a scenic 20-minute boat journey to a tranquil private island, timed for sunset and uninterrupted views across the water towards Dubai’s iconic skyline. The sharing-style Iftar menu honours tradition with comforting classics and seasonal dishes designed for togetherness. Available daily from sunset. AED 395 per person.
GO: Call 04 567 8624 for more information.
Apricot
Homegrown eatery Apricot Dubai welcomes guests for Iftar on its garden terrace, pairing Old Town charm with sweeping views of the Burj Khalifa. The menu champions Anatolian favourites and Mediterranean-inspired dishes, from traditional Turkish soups and hot and cold mezze to Slow-cooked Lamb Shoulder, Chicken Sis and Cappadocia Manti, followed by a selection of Ramadan desserts. Available daily from sunset. Available daily from sunset.AED 145 per person (three courses) or AED 175 per person (four courses).
GO: Visit www.apricotdubai.com for more information.
Armani Hotel Dubai
Embark on a fashion-forward Iftar at Armani/Pavilion, where Arabic classics meet signature dishes from Armani Hotel Dubai’s renowned restaurants. Expect hot and cold starters, soul-warming soups, live cooking stations and a decadent dessert spread, with highlights ranging from ouzi and shawarma to risotto and pasta. Available daily from sunset to 9pm. AED 410 per person
GO: Visit www.armanihotels.com for more information.
Atlantis, The Palm
Inside Atlantis, The Palm’s Asateer Tent, diners can anticipate a fusion buffet spanning international, Arabesque, Khaleeji, Persian and Turkish cuisines. Hosting up to 1,500 guests per night, the space offers varied seating options, from the Royal Majlis and VIP Majlis areas overlooking the Arabian Sea to booth seating and dining tables for indoor and outdoor guests. Expect Ramadan favourites such as Jordanian lamb mansaf, lamb ouzi and a Western carving station, plus dessert stations featuring live Arabic sweet-making and an ice cream station. Available daily from sunset. AED 295 per person on weekdays and AED 325 per person on weekends.
GO: Email asateer@atlantisthepalm.com for more information.
Banyan Tree Dubai
Set within the contemporary coastal surrounds of Alizée, Banyan Tree Dubai marks Ramadan with an intimate, table-served sharing Iftar designed for togetherness. Begin with an abundant spread of mezze, from Baba Ghanoush and hummus to fattoush, kebbeh and stuffed grape leaves, alongside warming shorbat. Mains are served at the centre of the table, including a Mixed Grill Platter, Seabass with Harra sauce, slow-cooked Vegetable Tagine, and a Middle Eastern-spiced Lamb Shoulder. The evening ends with a dessert buffet of Ramadan favourites. Available daily from sunset. AED 295 per person.
GO: Visit www.banyantree.com for more information.
Berenjak
The FACT award-winning Berenjak is marking Ramadan with a special iftar menu. The offering begins with house staples such as Hummus, Mast O Khiar and Black Truffle Olivieh, alongside Persian classics including a Ramadan-exclusive Ash-E-Reshteh soup. For mains, choose one dish from the Kabab and Khoresht selection, served with house rice and Sibzamini. Options include Jujeh Kabab, Koobideh Kabab, Ghaimeh Bademjoon, and Ghormeh Sabzi. Everything is served with freshly baked Sangak and Barbari breads. Available daily from sunset.AED 210 per person (including dates and still water).
GO: Visit https://berenjakuae.com for more information.
Blue Door
The FACT award-winning Blue Door at Delano Dubai serves an Anatolian and Levantine Iftar buffet in a tranquil garden setting on Bluewaters this Ramadan. Start with a traditional Iftar platter, followed by soups, sharing mezze and salads, warm starters such as Mücver and Beef Manti, and charcoal-grilled mains including Adana Kebab, Sis Tavuk and Beef Medallions, plus daily chef’s selections. Desserts span pistachio baklava, Güllaç, Kunafa, Qatayef and seasonal fruits. Available daily from sunset to 9:30pm. AED 280 per person.
GO: Call 04 556 6455 for more information.
Burj Al Arab
Jumeirah Burj Al Arab unveils Al Diwan, its beautiful Ramadan tent. Set against Dubai’s most iconic backdrop, Al Diwan offers a luxurious iftar experience, blending authentic Arabic flavours with a modern touch. Expect Chicken Biryani, Veal Harees, Vegetable Tagine and live Seafood BBQ and Shawarma stations from Chef Saverio Sbaragli, Chef Solayman Hasan, and Chef Tom Coll. Available daily from sunset to 8:30pm. AED 450.
GO: Email baa-ramadan@jumeirah.com for more information.
Casa Amor
Set along the golden sands of the Arabian Sea, this bohemian beach house offers a calm, open-air setting for unhurried Ramadan evenings. Begin with bespoke intention cards inspired by the values of the Holy Month, creating a reflective pause before the meal begins. Iftar opens with traditional Ramadan refreshments and the chef’s soup of the day, followed by sharing starters served to the table. For mains, choose from handmade pasta, fresh seafood, or a perfectly grilled cut, then finish with Café Gourmand, a curated selection of bite-sized desserts made for sharing. Available daily from sunset to 8pm. AED 285 per person.
GO: Visit www.sevenrooms.com for more information.
Ciel Dubai Marina
The world’s tallest hotel welcomes Ramadan with an Iftar designed for reflection, connection and togetherness. This Dubai Marina landmark sets the scene for sunset gatherings at East 14, where a buffet-style experience brings together Middle Eastern, Levantine and Asian flavours. Expect live cooking stations, a generous spread of Ramadan favourites and an eye-catching dessert selection, all served alongside panoramic views. Available daily from sunset to 10pm. AED 225 per person.
GO: Call 04 815 3014 for more information.
COYA Dubai
COYA Dubai marks Ramadan with an Iftar set menu that blends bold Peruvian flavours with subtle regional touches. Begin with Sukari dates and COYA’s signature guacamole, followed by Caramelised Celeriac Soup. Sharing starters include Avocado Maki, Chilean Seabass Croquettes, Short Rib Baos and Tomato Tataki. For mains, choose from Lomo Saltado, Miso Chilean Seabass Cazuela, a Mushroom Rice Hot Pot, Robata-grilled Seabream or Slow-cooked Short Ribs. Dessert is Saffron Pavlova with date cream, figs and passion fruit-mango ice cream. Available daily from sunset. AED 249 per person.
GO: Visit coyarestaurant.com for more information.
Enigma
Celebrate Ramadan with a touch of Persian elegance at Enigma. Dive into a family-style iftar that embraces the rich flavours of Persian cuisine, starting with the delightful Sabzi Khordan, an array of fresh herbs paired with walnuts and dates, savoury homemade Persian cheese, freshly roasted Persian bread, and more. Available daily from sunset to 8:30pm. AED 275 per person.
GO: Visit www.palazzoversace.ae for more information.
Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach
Inspired by the traditional majlis, where poets, philosophers and travellers once gathered to exchange ideas, The Majlis at Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach reimagines the spirit of these timeless traditions for the Holy Month. With tables filled with saffron rice, roasted lamb and pistachio-laced desserts, the atmosphere encourages you to settle in, reconnect and let the night unfold at its own pace. Traditional entertainment adds to the sense of occasion. Available daily from sunset to 9pm. AED 450 per person.
GO: Visit fourseasons.com for more information.
Girl & The Goose
As the sun dips and the city slows, Girl & the Goose, Restaurante Centroamericano, welcomes guests for a flavour-led Ramadan Iftar. The three-course menu begins with Horchata Milk, Dates and Soup, followed by starters such as Red Snapper Passion Fruit Ceviche and Goat Cheese Pastelitos. Mains include Gigi’s Steak Frites, Achiote Miso Seabass, Chicken Baleada and tacos, before finishing with desserts like Hojuelas Mille-Feuille, Churros de la Casa and Caribbean Coconut Flan. Set within a warm, intimate space with an open kitchen, a balcony breeze, and a private dining room, the experience is made for lingering. Available daily from sunset. AED 189 per person.
GO: Call 04 575 3760 for more information.
Hotel Boulevard, Autograph Collection
Share a memorable evening with loved ones in the heart of Downtown Dubai as Canvas restaurant invites you to a delightful Iftar experience. Gather for a relaxed iftar and dine indoors or on the pool-view terrace, where softly lit waters create a calm backdrop for the evening. Available daily from sunset to 9pm. AED 180 per person or AED 160 per person for group bookings of 20 to 50 guests.
GO: Call 050 464 3751 for more information.
INÁ
Recently named Favourite Newcomer at the FACT Dining Awards, INÁ serves a refined Iftar throughout the Holy Month. Set within the restaurant’s distinctive open-air setting beneath a retractable roof, the experience offers a calm backdrop for reflection and connection. Rooted in INÁ’s fire-led cooking philosophy, the sharing-style menu features Charcoal-roasted Flatbread, Lentil Soup and Uzbek Tomato Salad, followed by wood-fired kebabs of Westholme beef, corn-fed chicken and lamb, complemented by Lamb Tagine, Duck Leg Biryani and seasonal sides. Dessert arrives via INÁ’s signature trolley, showcasing Ramadan sweets and themed pastries. Available daily from sunset. AED 345 per person.
GO: Call 04 570 4766 for more information.
Jamavar Dubai
The FACT award-winning Jamavar Dubai serves an Iftar rooted in India’s culinary traditions this Ramadan. The meal begins with The Golden Iftar Trio, presented on a three-tier golden stand, featuring fruit chaat, Rose Sharba, Khaman Dhokla and Aloo Mutter Samosa. Mains lean into slow-cooked classics and fragrant rice dishes, including Maplah Lamb Biryani and Mughlai Chicken Korma. Dessert rounds off the evening with traditional favourites such as Gulab Jamun and Sheer Khurma. Available daily from sunset to 8pm. AED 175 per person.
GO: Call 04 553 7852 for more information.
Jumeirah Beach Hotel
This Ramadan, Jumeirah Beach Hotel invites guests to break the fast in the serene Ramadan Garden, framed by views of the Burj Al Arab. Expect live oud and qanun music as you dine on a menu of mezze, main courses, live stations and refreshing Ramadan juices. Designed to welcome up to 700 guests, the open-air venue offers a calm, elegant setting to embrace the spirit of the Holy Month. Available daily from sunset to 8:30pm. AED 350 per person.
GO: Call 04 406 8047 for more information.
JW Marriott Hotel Marina
Celebrate the spirit of Ramadan in Dubai Marina with a bountiful buffet of Middle Eastern
and international cuisine at the opulent Marina Grand Ballroom. Savour meticulously crafted
dishes, from traditional favourites to contemporary culinary creations, each prepared with the
finest ingredients. Live oud music sets a serene tone as you break your fast. Available daily from sunset to 9pm. AED 240 per person.
GO: Call 04 436 7777 for more information.
Kempinski Central Avenue
Enjoy Iftar at Nai restaurant, where a spread of Middle Eastern and international dishes is served alongside live oud music. Choose between the elegant indoor dining room or the poolside terrace, with views of Burj Khalifa and the Downtown skyline. Available daily from sunset to 8:30pm. AED 235 per person or AED 220 per person for group bookings.
GO: Call 050 523 4086 for more information.
KIRA
As the sun sets over Dubai and the city slows into the rhythm of Ramadan, KIRA welcomes guests with an Iftar designed for sharing. The meal begins with dates, nuts and lentil soup, followed by Avocado and Edamame Salad, Burrata Panzanella, Patata Brava and Wagyu Ragù Gyoza. For mains, choose from Angus Tenderloin with peppercorn sauce, Baby Chicken glazed with ume and ginger, Smoked Lamb Shank with potato parmentier and gremolata, or Woodfire Lobster with peri-peri beurre blanc. Dessert is served with ceremony, from Kokuto Crème Caramel and a crisp Granny Smith Mille-feuille to KIRA’s signature Karak Brioche with Hokkaido milk ice cream. Available daily from sunset. AED 295 per person.
GO: Visit https://kira-restaurant.com for more information.
La Brasserie Sur Le Boulevard
As the sun goes down, break the fast with loved ones at Kempinski The Boulevard Dubai, where abundant iftar delights feature French and international flavours with a Middle Eastern twist. Dine on the
outdoor terrace as the Burj Khalifa basks in the last rays of the setting sun, or retreat to an elegantly appointed indoor setting. Available daily from sunset to 8:30pm. AED 265 per person or AED 220 per person for group bookings.
GO: Call 052 656 5462 for more information.
Madinat Jumeirah
Effortlessly combining timeless traditions with refined elegance, Al Majlis provides a sophisticated indoor setting that accommodates over 900 guests for iftar. For those seeking a serene outdoor dining experience, Al Majlis Garden offers a tranquil open-air setting on picturesque Fort Island, surrounded by Madinat Jumeirah’s waterways. The buffet includes Hot and Cold Mezze, Lamb Ouzi, Mixed Grills, and Veal Harres, alongside live cooking stations. Available daily from sunset. AED 350 per person.
Visit www.jumeirah.com for reservations and more information.
Mandarin Oriental Downtown, Dubai
Rising above the city, Mandarin Oriental Downtown, Dubai sets a serene scene for Ramadan. On the 11th-floor rooftop terrace, Noia by the Pool hosts a relaxed, Greek-inspired Iftar overlooking the hotel’s infinity pool as the sun dips over the Gulf. The three-course set menu includes a selection of Greek mezze, zucchini balls, and grilled keftedakia meatballs. Mains range from grilled sea bass to giouvetsi, a hearty traditional stew, before finishing with Greek orange pie served with kaimaki ice cream. Available daily from sunset. AED 195 per person.
GO: Visit www.mandarinoriental.com for more information.
Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai
Mandarin Oriental Jumeira celebrates the heritage of Old Jumeirah this Ramadan through a bespoke collaboration with pioneering Emirati artist Shayma Al Mughairy, known as the Queen of Sand. Titled Gift of Time, the artwork reflects sand’s ever-changing nature and enduring presence, a fitting metaphor for Ramadan. As the sun sets, Iftar at The Majlis begins with a generous buffet of Middle Eastern favourites, complemented by live cooking stations and signature dishes from Netsu by Ross Shonhan and Tasca by José Avillez. Live oud and qanun melodies add a soulful soundtrack to the evening. Available daily from sunset to 9pm. AED 395 per person.
GO: Call 04 777 2222 for more information.
MINA Brasserie
Inspired by the writings of Rumi, who viewed shared meals as a celebration of unity, MINA Brasserie at Four Seasons DIFC presents an Iftar designed to bring people together. Executive Chef Rami Nasser and Chef de Cuisine Kevin Vieira blend Arabian flavours with Western techniques, creating a three-course menu that honours heritage while embracing modernity. Available daily from sunset to 8pm. AED 255 per person.
GO: Visit fourseasons.com for more information.
Netsu by Ross Shonhan
This Ramadan, Netsu by Ross Shonhan at Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai, invites guests to mark the Holy Month with a refined Iftar served within striking Kabuki-inspired interiors. Begin with fresh edamame, followed by Japanese street-food inspired starters such as Warayaki Avocado and Crispy Prawn Toast, plus favourites including a seasonal Sashimi Platter and Soft-shell Crab Maki Roll. At the heart of the menu is Netsu’s signature Warayaki grill, where Australian Wagyu MB4–5 is cooked over a traditional straw fire, alongside delicately steamed Japanese Sea Bream. Dessert brings a lighter finish with Cherry Blossom and White Chocolate Cheesecake. Available daily from sunset to 7:30pm. AED 285 per person.
GO: Call 04 777 2232 for more information.
One&Only Royal Mirage
One&Only Royal Mirage’s much-loved Arabian Courtyard takes on a new look this season, transforming into the Oriental Garden Majlis for Iftar. Expect lantern-lit pathways, live Arabic music and a generous Levantine and Arabic buffet spotlighting Ramadan favourites, from lamb ouzi and shawarma to mezze and traditional sweets. Available daily from sunset to 9pm.. Available daily from sunset to 9pm. AED 395 per person or AED 190 (children aged four to 11 years.
GO: Call 04 315 2414 for more information.
Palazzo Versace Dubai
Giardino restaurant at Palazzo Versace Dubai invites you to enjoy a lavish iftar buffet that spans a variety of traditional Middle Eastern and global cuisines. With live cooking stations serving kebabs, rotisserie dishes, grilled meats, and lamb ouzi, Giardino sets the stage for a memorable meal. Available daily from sunset to 8:30pm. AED 275 per person.
GO: Visit www.palazzoversace.ae for more information.
Raffles The Palm Dubai
As the sun sets, Le Jardin at Raffles The Palm Dubai hosts its Ramadan Emporium, an elegant garden iftar overlooking the resort’s palatial grounds. Break your fast with a generous buffet of traditional Arabic favourites alongside a selection of international dishes. Expect classic mezze such as hummus, moutabbal and fattoush, warming Ramadan soups, and mains including lamb ouzi, chicken kabsa and mixed grills from the live cooking stations. The evening ends on a sweet note with Arabic desserts and date-based treats. Available daily from sunset to 10pm. AED 325 per person.
GO: Visit www.raffles.com for more information.
ROKA Dubai
Break the fast in the glow of the open robata grill at ROKA Dubai this Ramadan. The set Iftar menu begins with dates and a welcome drink, followed by gluten-free white miso soup and a trio of starters, from Iceberg Lettuce with caramelised onion dressing to Crispy Prawn Maki and Chicken Karaage. For the main course, choose one signature dish served with steamed rice, including Cedar-roasted Baby Chicken, Slow-braised Beef Short Rib, Teriyaki-glazed Salmon or Tiger Prawn with Japanese hollandaise. Dessert is your pick from ROKA’s signature selection. Available daily from sunset. AED 180 per person.
GO: Visit www.rokarestaurant.com for more information.
Shangri-La Dubai
Hilal Ramadan invites guests to gather with loved ones in a serene, star-lit setting with views of the Burj Khalifa. With elegant décor and soft live music setting the tone, it’s a relaxed spot to break the fast and linger into the night. Iftar is served as a generous buffet showcasing Turkish flavours, complemented by live cooking stations. Available daily from sunset to 8:30pm. AED 295 per person.
GO: Visit www.shangri-la.com for more information.
Tasca by José Avillez
This Ramadan, Tasca by José Avillez presents a Portuguese-inspired Iftar with views across the Arabian Gulf and Dubai’s skyline. The FACT award-winning restaurant sets a warm scene for relaxed evenings with family and friends. The sharing-style menu begins with starters served to the table, including Portuguese favourites such as Cod Cakes and Garlic Prawns. Mains follow with comforting signatures like Tasca’s Chicken Piri-piri with mushroom rice and Slow-cooked Lamb Shoulder, before ending on a sweet note with classic Pastel de Nata. Available daily from sunset to 7:30pm. AED 285 per person.
GO: Visit mandarinoriental.com for more information.
The Heritage Hotel, Autograph Collection
Settle into a charming al fresco iftar in The Courtyard at The Heritage Hotel, Autograph Collection, where arched architecture and twinkling lights set the mood. A traditional Middle Eastern buffet takes centre stage, paired with live music for an unhurried evening of togetherness. Available daily from sunset to 9pm. AED 200 per person or AED 175 per person for group bookings of 20 to 50 guests.
GO: Call 050 447 9843 for more information.
The St. Regis Downtown Dubai
Ramadan Reflections at The St. Regis Downtown Dubai brings Iftar to the hotel’s third-floor terrace, framed by panoramic views of the Dubai Water Canal. The experience begins with dates, dried fruits, nuts and classic Ramadan juices, before the buffet unfolds with a generous mix of regional favourites and international dishes. Expect Arabic lentil soup with freshly baked assorted breads, plus cold mezze staples such as hummus, fattoush and warak enab. Live and grill stations add theatre, with lamb ouzi, shawarma, shish tawook and Black Angus striploin, while dessert delivers a final flourish with cheese kunafa, saffron milk cake, chocolate Swiss roll and an interactive chocolate fountain. Available daily from sunset to 8pm. AED 270 per person.
GO: Call 04 512 5522 for more information.
Waldorf Astoria DIFC
Bull & Bear presents a sharing-style Iftar rooted in tradition, featuring a selection of cold and hot mezze, freshly grilled flatbreads, and lentil soup or wild mushroom truffle soup. The main course centres on a signature lamb feast, from freekeh-stuffed lamb saddle and Josper-grilled rack of lamb to lamb kofta, alongside chicken shish tawook, Arabic-style fried sea bream and vegetarian options. Dessert follows with classic Ramadan favourites, including date pudding with saffron ice cream, Umm Ali, mahalabiya choux and fresh fruits. Available daily from sunset to 10pm. AED 250 per person.
GO: Visit www.bullandbeardifc.com for more information.
