Discover the best Iftar experiences across Dubai this Ramadan, where tradition meets culinary delight at top hotels and restaurants.
Ramadan is almost upon us, and Dubai’s finest iftars are preparing stunning spaces across the city, ready to welcome guests for a feast. Throughout the UAE, Ramadan evenings come alive with a warm and festive atmosphere, as hotels and restaurants mark the Holy Month with special iftar menus.
From indulgent buffets to elegant majlises and three-course meals, The Insider Middle East has curated a list of the best iftars in Dubai—whether you’re fasting or simply joining in the spirit of the season.
Read on for The Insider’s listings:
African Queen, J1 Beach
African Queen is hosting its first Ramadan iftar, starting with traditional dates and dried apricots, followed by dishes like sweet potato hummus, niçoise salad, and mini luqma burgers. Mains include homemade lasagna, lemon veal scaloppini, and African curry, with pastry desserts and traditional drinks like laban, jellab, and qamar al din. A guitarist sets the mood, and private cabanas are available for a more intimate experience.
Sunset to 9pm, AED 350 per person, Private cabana AED 3,500.
ALAYA, Gate Village 4 DIFC
Immerse yourself in a carefully crafted iftar experience, starting with dates and comforting lentil soup. Follow up with creamy hummus, smoky baba ghanoush, and fresh fattoush before enjoying hot bites like crispy kibbeh and flaky sambousek. For the main course, choose between succulent lamb shank or perfectly grilled chicken, then round off your meal with a delightful selection of traditional desserts.
AED 300 per person, daily from sunset.
Al Hadheerah at Bab Al Shams, Bab Al Shams Resort
For an authentic Arabian experience, Al Hadheerah offers an open-air iftar with live entertainment showcasing UAE heritage. The evening features traditional dishes, performances by dancers and musicians, and live falconry and horse-riding displays. Guests can also explore a souq selling handmade carpets and camel-wool pashminas.
Until 10pm.
Alizée, Banyan Tree Bluewaters
This five-course sharing menu is a true feast. Start with creamy hummus and smoky baba ghanoush before tucking into crispy golden cheese rolls. The main course features a hearty mixed grill platter and a flavourful vegetable tagine, followed by a tempting selection of desserts. A variety of Ramadan juices are also included.
AED 225 per person, daily, sunset – 8pm.
Al Habtoor Grand Resort, Autograph Collection, JBR
The Grand Garden Lawn becomes a magical outdoor setting for iftar, featuring live cooking stations and a feast of traditional Arabian dishes. From fresh fattoush and vibrant salads to hearty mains like malfouf mahshi, wrap up your meal with classic desserts such as kunafa and baklava, all while enjoying live entertainment.
AED 230 (weekdays), AED 190 (weekends), daily, from sunset.
Al Majlis at Madinat Jumeirah, Madinat Jumeirah Arena
Madinat Jumeirah transforms into an elegant Ramadan majlis with a lavish buffet featuring classic mezze, freshly baked breads, and a mix of Middle Eastern and international dishes. A VIP outdoor lounge, Ramadan Nights Garden, will open on the 10th day of Ramadan with exclusive packages.
Until 8:30pm, starting at AED 330 per person.
Amassi by SBO, One&Only Za’Beel
Designed in collaboration with Moroccan-French designer Selma Benomar, Amassi’s Ramadan tent is a masterpiece of Moroccan artistry. The space is adorned with intricate chandeliers, towering olive trees, and grand archways. Guests can enjoy a diverse menu from eight live cooking stations, with live music enhancing the atmosphere.
From sunset, AED 295 per person, AED 150 for children, Majlis minimum spend AED 5,000.
Armani/Pavilion, Armani Hotel Dubai
With its breathtaking views of the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Fountain, Armani/Pavilion presents a refined iftar buffet featuring Arabic and international dishes from the hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurants. Guests can enjoy live cooking stations, a dessert selection, and performances by an oud player.
Sunset to 9pm, AED 385 per person.
Atlantis, The Palm – Asateer Tent, Atlantis The Palm
The legendary Asateer Tent returns with an expanded setup for 2025, blending traditional décor with modern elegance. The rotating buffet themes include Gulf, Turkish, Middle Eastern, and Persian cuisines, from Jordanian lamb mansaf to a Western carving station. The stunning seafront venue accommodates 1,400 guests.
Until 8:30pm, AED 285 per person on weekdays, AED 310 on weekends.
Beefbar, Jumeirah Al Naseem
Dine by the Turtle Lagoon at Jumeirah Al Naseem and enjoy a four-course sharing menu. Start with soup and apricots, followed by iconic rock corn and other starters. Choose from steak frites, sea bass, or chicken robata for mains, and finish with a selection of desserts.
AED 280 per person, daily, sunset – 8pm.
CÉ LA VI, Address Skyview
Dine in style with a specially curated iftar menu, starting with a choice of roasted mushroom soup, burrata salad, or crispy shrimp tempura. For the main course, indulge in dishes like succulent baby chicken or rich black truffle risotto, all while taking in breathtaking views. End on a sweet note with a mango basil tart or a Persian-inspired treat.
AED 290 per person (available for groups of 30+ only), daily, sunset – 8pm.
Cordelia, The St. Regis Dubai, Palm Jumeirah
Indulge in a traditional iftar spread featuring comforting soups, mezze, and rich mains like lamb ouzi and grilled meats from live cooking stations. Enjoy a refreshing fattoush salad and end with pistachio baklava and umm ali.
AED 260 per person, daily, sunset – 8:30pm.
Emirates Golf Club, Emirates Hills
Make lasting memories at the Royal Majlis, where an expansive outdoor buffet awaits. Savor a variety of dishes, from rich butternut hummus to sizzling live cooking stations, mixed grills, and a delicious biryani. Finish your meal with traditional sweets like kunafah and baklava, all while enjoying unlimited soft drinks throughout the evening.
AED 295 per adult, AED 95 per child, daily, sunset – 9pm.
Enigma at Palazzo Versace, Palazzo Versace Dubai
Enigma’s Persian-inspired iftar starts with sabzi khordan—fresh herbs, homemade Persian cheese, and walnuts—served with freshly baked Persian bread. The meal continues with hearty mains, enjoyed on Enigma’s elegant terrace beneath vine-covered pergolas and soft lights.
Sunset to 8:30pm, AED 265 per person.
Eugène Eugène, Kempinski Hotel Mall of the Emirates
This charming greenhouse-inspired restaurant is serving a sharing-style iftar menu, featuring a spread of starters, two main courses, two sides, and a duo of desserts. Designed for a minimum of two guests, enjoy an evening of exceptional flavours in a lush, rooftop setting.
AED 160 per person, daily, sunset – 8:30pm.
Giardino, Palazzo Versace Dubai
Enjoy a traditional iftar buffet with a delicious spread of Middle Eastern and international dishes. Wander through the live cooking stations and pile your plate with everything from sizzling kebabs and succulent rotisserie to fresh salads, mezze, and fragrant lamb ouzi. Round off your meal with an irresistible selection of desserts for a truly satisfying evening.
AED 265 per person, daily from sunset.
Great British Restaurant, Dukes the Palm Hotel
Dukes The Palm, a Royal Hideaway Hotel, is offering a range of exceptional Iftar and Suhoor experiences, ideal for enjoying with loved ones. These thoughtfully crafted menus blend traditional flavours with international twists, making for a memorable celebration this holy season.
AED 190 per person, AED 95 for children (6-12 years) and free for kids under 5. Daily, sunset – 8pm.
Jumeirah Beach Hotel – Ramadan Garden, Jumeirah Beach Hotel
Ramadan Garden returns with stunning Burj Al Arab views and an array of live cooking stations featuring assorted mezze, traditional mains, and Ramadan juices. Guests can enjoy live oud and qanun performances, while a private majlis is available for a more exclusive setting.
6:30pm to 9pm, from AED 310 per person.
JW Marriott Hotel Marina
Enjoy a lavish iftar buffet featuring a rich selection of traditional dishes alongside international favourites. With the soulful sounds of a live oud player setting the mood, this promises to be a truly memorable dining experience.
AED 240 per person, AED 195 per person (for groups of 16+), daily, sunset – 9pm.
Latest Recipe, Le Meridien Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Waterpark
Experience a perfect blend of tradition and modern elegance in both indoor and outdoor settings. For AED 195, indulge in a curated selection of gourmet appetizers, delicious main courses, and exquisite desserts, all inspired by the spirit of this blessed month.
AED 195 per person (includes buffet and Iftar beverages), AED 85 per child (6-11 years), free for children under 6. Saturday, 1 March (aligned with official Ramadan moon sightings), Sunset – 10pm.
Li’Brasil, Address Beach Resort JBR
Enjoy a lavish iftar at both The Restaurant and Li’Brasil, featuring a buffet with Arabic and international dishes like mezzeh, shawarma, lamb ouzi, seafood, and a live BBQ station. Top it off with traditional desserts like kunafa and um ali.
AED 248 per person, half price (kids 6-12), free (kids under 6), AED 190 per person (30+ people), daily, 6pm – 9pm.
Mandarin Oriental Jumeira – Ramadan Majlis, Mandarin Oriental Jumeira
This luxurious iftar blends art, culture, and gourmet cuisine. Emirati poet Dr. Afra Atiq’s verses come to life through contemporary art installations, complementing a menu of Middle Eastern specialties and signature dishes from the hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurants. Choose between an indoor setting or a beachfront terrace with live oud and tablah performances.
Until 9pm, AED 395 per person, children half off.
Mina’s Kitchen, Le Meridien Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Waterpark
Join for a special Iftar buffet at Mina’s Kitchen, offering traditional favourites, fresh Ramadan juices, and aromatic teas. Ideal for families and groups, relax and make lasting memories in a warm setting.
AED 215 per person (includes buffet and Iftar beverages), AED 85 per child (6-11 years), free for children under 6, from Sat 1st March from sunset-10pm.
Suq at Four Seasons Resort Dubai, Four Seasons Resort Dubai
Suq’s iftar is a culinary journey across the Islamic world, from the Gulf to Sicily and the Philippines. The terrace offers the best seats, where a three-piece band plays traditional Arabic music nightly.
Sunset to 10pm.
Radisson Blu Hotel, Dubai Deira Creek
Step into a warm, lantern-lit setting and soak up the atmosphere with a soulful live oud performance before indulging in an epic feast. With literally hundreds of dishes to choose from, this iftar blends authentic Middle Eastern flavours with international favourites, ensuring there’s something for everyone in the family.
AED 225 per adult, AED 119 for children (6-12 years), daily from sunset to 9:30pm.
ROKA, The Opus by Omniyat Business Bay
This stylish Japanese eatery is serving up a unique iftar experience with a specially curated menu. Start with dates and a refreshing welcome drink before diving into a vibrant corn salad with puffed rice. Enjoy a perfectly cooked sea bream fillet and tender braised wagyu cheek, then end on a sweet note with a selection of ROKA’s signature desserts.
AED 195 per person, daily, 6pm – 9pm.
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