Ramadan 2023 is here, and as always, there are lots of lavish iftars going on across the city.
Whether you’re in the mood for a traditional Arabic feast, or prefer to try something a little different when breaking your fast, here’s our guide to all your options for iftars in Abu Dhabi during Ramadan 2023.
99 Sushi Bar & Restaurant
You can take breaking your fast to the next level by booking a table at 99 Sushi Bar & Restaurant. Throughout Ramadan, the Japanese restaurant will be putting on a 12-course menu, with Emirati dates to start before moving onto signature plates like kobe edamame seared in wagyu fat, tiger prawn tempura and toro flambé nigiri. You’ll finish on a sweet note with mochi ice cream, naturally.
Dhs235. Daily sunset-9pm. The Galleria Al Maryah Island, 99sushibar.com (02 672 3333).
Al Badiya Restaurant
Get out of the city for iftar at an Arabian-inspired hotel this Ramadan. Al Badiya Restaurant will be putting on a spread of classic Arabic dishes, including machboos, beef fatteh, lamb ouzi and kabsa, with Ramadan desserts like luquimat, umm Ali and baklava.
Dhs159. Daily 6.30pm-10.30pm. Tilal Liwa Hotel, Madinat Zayed, Al Dhafra Western Region (056 219 0927).
Al Mabeet Desert Camp
You can experience iftar inside a traditional Arabian tent with Bedouin-inspired décor over at Al Wathba this Ramadan. While listening to a Qanoob player you’ll get to tuck into Emirati-style slow cooked lamb with mandi rice and Arabic sweets.
Dhs195 (adults), Dhs97.5 (kids six to 12). Daily sunset-10pm. Al Wathba, a Luxury Collection Desert Resort & Spa (02 204 4444).
Al Meylas
The iftar set menu at Al Meylas includes a traditional spread of mezzes including fattoush and kibbeh followed by mains such as chicken machboos and mixed grills, before finishing off with the signature cheese kunafa.
Dhs300. Daily sunset-8pm. Four Seasons Hotel Abu Dhabi at Al Maryah Island (02 333 2222).
Al Rikab Restaurant
The Al Ain Equestrian, Shooting & Golf Club will be putting on a traditional iftar buffet with a live lute player throughout Ramadan.
Dhs89 (adults), Dhs45 (kids). Daily sunset-8.30pm. Al Ain Equestrian, Shooting & Golf Club (056 580 1564).
Amano
The newly opened Italian restaurant Amano is putting on two- and three-course set menus for iftar this year, with every meal kicking off with dates and date smoothies. Dishes on offer including fritto misto verdure, grilled sea bass, zaatar pizza and torellacci pasta. Take your iftar in Abu Dhabi up a notch by booking a one-hour boat cruise with your dinner for Dhs349.
Dhs99 (two courses), Dhs119 (three courses), Dhs349 (boat cruise with iftar menu). Daily sunset-8.30pm. Eastern Mangroves, amanorestaurantandbar.com.
Aptitude Café
Art lovers will enjoy breaking their fast at Aptitude Café at Louvre Abu Dhabi. The café will be serving a set iftar menu featuring authentic middle eastern dishes daily throughout the Holy Month.
DHs165. Daily 6pm-12:30am. Louvre Abu Dhabi, Saadiyat, louvreabudhabi.ae (050 988 5445).
Aqua
Looking for iftars in Abu Dhabi with a view? You can get just that at Aqua at the Rosewood Abu Dhabi. On the picturesque terrace you’ll be able to enjoy an iftar buffet offering up hummus, kibbeh, tandoor chicken, lamb ouzi and much, much more. Got a sweet tooth? You’ll be able to enjoy classics like qatayef and halawa bil jibn as well as cakes, chocolate and ice cream, all washed down with traditional drinks including jellab and tamer hendy.
Dhs275 (first week of Ramadan), Dhs295 (second to fourth week of Ramadan). Daily sunset-9pm. Rosewood Abu Dhabi, Al Maryah Island (02 813 5550).
Arabesque Restaurant & Café
Order mezze, mixed grills and more from live cooking stations at Danat Al Ain Resort this Ramadan.
Dhs90. Daily 6.30pm-10.30pm. Danat Al Ain Resort, Al Ain (050 900 6612).
Arabstick by Splash Garden
Head to the newly opened Arabstick on the fifth floor of the Aloft hotel for grills, hot and cold mezze and more traditional favourites.
Dhs165. Daily sunset-8pm. Aloft Abu Dhabi Hotel, Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (02 654 5198).
Assymetri
You can experience a traditional Arabic iftar in Abu Dhabi over at Assymetri, with hot and cold mezze, barbecue dishes and desserts.
Dhs159 (adults), Dhs79.5 (kids six to 12). Daily sunset onwards. Radisson Blu, Yas Island (02 656 2000).
Balcon Terrace
Break your fast with hot and cold mezze, live cooking stations and lamb ouzi at the Southern Sun’s iftar in Abu Dhabi.
Dhs129. Daily sunset-9pm. Southern Sun Abu Dhabi, Tourist Club Area, southernsun.com (02 818 4888).
Bistro
You can expect a generous spread of Middle Eastern specialties including hot and cold mezze, salads, soups and more at Courtyard by Marriott this year. There will also be a huge selection of Arabic sweets and desserts to round off your meal.
Dhs222. Daily sunset-9pm. Courtyard by Marriott, World Trade Center (052 914 1207).
Catch at St. Regis
Love seafood? Then you should break your fast with an iftar in Abu Dhabi at Catch at St. Regis. This year, you’ll be able to order Ramadan-inspired recipes from the à la carte menu to be enjoyed inside the private tipi tent or in a private igloo on the beach.
À la carte. Daily sunset-1am. The St. Regis Abu Dhabi, West Corniche Road (02 694 4553).
Choices and Rangoli
The Yas Island Rotana will be putting on a buffet of Indian tandoor grills at its restaurants Choices and Rangoli this Ramadan. Alongside grills, dive into shawarma, ouzi and chaat live stations.
Dhs179. Daily sunset onwards. Yas Island Rotana, Yas Island (02 656 4000).
Courtyard
The iftar menu at Courtyard covers everything you could possibly be craving for your post-sunset feast, from lentil soup and stuffed vine leaves to lamb ouzi and butter chicken. Save room for dessert options such as umm Ali, cheese kunafa, raspberry cheesecake and salted caramel fig tartlet.
Dhs175. Daily sunset-9pm. Hilton Abu Dhabi Yas Island, Yas Bay (052 547 6318).
COYA
Celebrate Ramadan the Peruvian way with a set menu iftar in Abu Dhabi from COYA. You’ll break your fast with sweet sukkari dates before sharing guacamole with your loved ones. After that, choose between tomato or creamy corn soup before diving into live bites like aburi nigiri, veal bacon maki rolls and Chilean sea bass rice. Main courses include a spread of quinoa and pumpkin, spicy beef fillet, grilled corn-fed baby chicken and grilled asparagus delivered straight to your table. It wouldn’t be a proper Ramadan feast without dessert, and you will get to try the special delicia de luna dessert, with crémeux, rosewater, pistachio, apricot and camel milk ice cream. We don’t know about you, but we think by the end of this feast we won’t want to break our fast any other way.
Dhs229. Daily sunset-7.30pm. The Galleria Al Maryah Island, coyarestaurant.com (02 306 7000).
Cyan Brasserie
Soar up to the 18th floor of the iconic Andaz Abu Dhabi to enjoy an iftar in Abu Dhabi with a side of views over the city and the Arabian Gulf. Tuck into the extravagant buffet, or opt for à la carte plates if you’re craving the French dishes Cyan Brasserie is famed for.
Dhs195. Daily sunset-10pm. Andaz Capital Gate, Abu Dhabi – a Concept by Hyatt, Capital Center (056 544 8158).
Essence
Head over to the Beach Rotana for a traditional iftar buffet featuring shawarma, falafel, mixed grills, lamb ouzi and more.
Dhs195 (adults), Dhs97.5 (kids six to 12). Daily sunset-10.30pm. Beach Rotana Abu Dhabi, Al Zahiyah (02 697 9186).
Fairmont Bab Al Bahr
You’ll be able to enjoy plates from CuiScene, Marco’s Italian, and Mazaj Bab Al Bahr at the Fairmont’s iftar buffet this year. Expect appetisers like labneh manakish, fried kibbeh and cheese sambousek followed by mains from live stations serving up lamb ouzi as well as Indian and Asian specialties. Don’t miss the kunafa live station for a finale to remember.
Dhs285. Daily sunset-9pm. Khor Al Maqta (02 654 3333).
Fairways Lawn
Enjoy an iftar in Abu Dhabi on the grass at The Westin Abu Dhabi Golf Resort & Spa. The extensive buffet will include mezze stations, live cooking stations and a section just for all your favourite Arabic desserts. Shisha is available at an additional fee after your meal.
Dhs235 (adults), Dhs105 (kids six to 12). Daily sunset-9pm. The Westin Abu Dhabi Golf Resort & Spa (02 616 9999).
Flavours
Traditional flavours await you at Flavours’ iftar buffet in Al Ain, with a range of plates from cuisines including Arabic, Indian, western and Asian. Don’t miss the traditional lamb ouzi, which is always the star of the show.
Dhs149. Daily sunset-9pm. Radisson Blu Hotel & Resort Al Ain (050 663 6498).
Flavours
Much like Flavours in Al Ain, Flavours at the Sheraton on the Corniche will be putting on an iftar in Abu Dhabi with hot and cold mezze, soup, fresh bread and more.
Dhs185. Daily sunset-9pm. Sheraton Abu Dhabi Hotel & Resort, East Corniche Road (050 790 2353).
Fouquet’s Abu Dhabi
For those looking for a fine-dining iftar experience, Fouquet’s Abu Dhabi is a stellar option. The restaurant will be serving a three-course Emirati-French iftar menu during Ramadan.
Dhs390. Mon-Fri sunset-11pm, Sat-Sun sunset-1am. Louvre Abu Dhabi, Saadiyat, louvreabudhabi.ae (050 988 5445).
Garage
The W Abu Dhabi will be putting on a vibrant iftar in Abu Dhabi for you to enjoy with the whole family every day during Ramadan. Dishes on offers include Malaysian martabak, chicken shawarma, lamb ouzi and Arabic spiced salmon.
Dhs245. Daily sunset-9pm. W Abu Dhabi – Yas Island, Yas Marina (02 656 0000).
Ginger
Over at Ginger, you can enjoy a iftar in Abu Dhabi featuring Middle Eastern and international delights. Save room for dessert, as the spread will impress even the sweetest of sweet tooths.
Dhs189 (adults), Dhs99 (kids seven to 12). Daily sunset-9.30pm. Park Rotana Abu Dhabi, Khalifa Park (02 657 3322).
Giornotte
The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi will be serving up its iftar buffet of Arabic and international classics at Giornotte this year.
Dhs325. Daily sunset-9pm. The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi, Grand Canal (02 818 8203).
Grills@Chill’O
Head to the Sofitel’s poolside terrace for live stations serving up Levantine cuisine, fresh seafood and mixed grills. You can also expect a live Oud performance throughout the evening.
Dhs265. Daily 6.30pm-9.30pm. Sofitel Abu Dhabi Corniche, Corniche Road East (056 997 7408).
Hafit Foothills Lounge
If you’re looking for an iftar experience to remember, look no further than the Jebel Hafit Desert Park Pura Eco Retreat. You’ll get to dine under the stars at the UNESCO World Heritage site in Al Ain while enjoying lamb threed, chicken kabsa and more.
Dhs129. Daily sunset-9.30pm. Jebel Hafit Desert Park Pura Eco Retreat, Al Ain (050 774 1639).
Hakkasan
Legendary Chinese restaurant Hakkasan is putting on a special set menu for its iftar in Abu Dhabi. Expect appetisers like spicy chicken puff dim sum, chilean sea bass dumpling and roast duck wraps followed by wok-fried prime rib beef, crispy golden prawn and char siu chicken fried rice for mains. Stick around for dessert for sticky date pudding drizzled with chocolate sauce. We’re drooling already…
Dhs328. Daily sunset-8pm. Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental, Corniche Road West, hakkasan.com/abu-dhabi (02 690 7739).
Hickory’s
You can break your fast with a view over Yas Links by booking in for iftar at Hickory’s. Choose between a three-course sharing style menu with Ramadan beverages, or keep it casual with Arabic sweets and coffee.
Dhs45 (Arabic sweets and coffee), Dhs130 (three-course set menu). Daily sunset-10pm. Yas Links Abu Dhabi, Yas Island (02 404 3077).
Hoi An and Shang Palace
You can try something a little different to break your fast this Ramadan by heading to either Chinese restaurant Shang Palace or Vietnamese eatery Hoi An for your iftar in Abu Dhabi, both of which will be offering up a three-course set menu.
Dhs225. Daily 6pm-10pm. Shangri-La Qaryat Al Beri, Khor Al Maqta (02 509 8555).
Jing Asia
Indulge in Asian and Arabic dishes along with Ramadan-inspired beverages at an iftar in Abu Dhabi over at Jing Asia.
Dhs159 (adults), Dhs79.5 (kids six to 12). Crowne Plaza Hotel, Yas Island (02 656 3000).
Kamoon
With a new menu daily throughout Ramadan, you’ll never grow tired of the iftar buffet serving up Levantine plates at Kamoon.
Dhs199. Daily sunset-9pm. Khalidiya Palace Rayhaan by Rotana, West Corniche Road (02 657 0223).
Khaimat Skydome
The Ramadan experience at the Dusit Thani Abu Dhabi includes a traditional souk, live oud player, and a farm-to-table buffet spread.
Dhs195 (adults), Dhs98 (kids six to 12). Daily sunset-9pm. Dusit Thani Abu Dhabi, Muroor Road (02 698 8888).
Khayal
With six live stations serving up Arabic and international flavours as well as a dedicated sushi counter, you can expect a true Ramadan feast at Khayal’s iftar in Abu Dhabi this year. Whatever you’re craving, make sure you save room for dessert, which includes a baklava tower and ice cream.
Dhs240 (adults), Dhs95 (kids). Daily sunset-9.30pm. Marriott Hotel Al Forsan, Khalifa City (02 201 4131).
Kuzbara
Live in downtown? Kuzbara’s iftar buffet awaits for between sunset and 9.30pm daily. Live cooking stations will be serving up both Arabic and international options, including lamb ouzi, Arabic mixed grills and tandoor. The dessert selection is colossal, so don’t miss this if you have a sweet tooth.
Dhs190 (adults), Dhs95 (kids six to 11). Daily sunset-9.30pm. Marriott Hotel Downtown Abu Dhabi (02 201 4131).
La Terrazza
You can expect an international buffet at the Radisson Blu Hotel & Resort Abu Dhabi Corniche daily this Ramadan. With dishes including Arabic mezze, shawarma, ouzi and fattoush, this is a feast to please everyone.
Dhs149 (adults), Dhs99 (kids). Radisson Blu Hotel & Resort Abu Dhabi Corniche (02 692 4222).
Layali Al Baraka
Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers has partnered with Emirati chef Khulood Atiq for its Ramadan experience this year. Hosted at the pop-up Layali Al Baraka, the iftar buffet will feature classic Emirati dishes such as lamb machboos, chicken machboos, and the popular dessert luqaimat. Don’t miss it.
Dhs180 (first and fourth week of Ramadan), Dhs210 (second and third week of Ramadan). Daily sunset-9pm. Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers, West Corniche (02 811 5666).
Le Corniche Restaurant
The Sofitel Abu Dhabi will also be serving up an iftar buffet at Le Corniche Restaurant, with seafood, mixed grills and more.
Dhs225. Daily 6.30pm-9.30pm. Sofitel Abu Dhabi Corniche, Corniche Road East (056 997 7408).
Le Méridien Village
The Village at Le Méridien will be decked out in Ramadan décor throughout the month. The outdoor buffet will feature everything you could possibly be craving, from dates and pastries to soups and Arabic mixed grills.
Dhs189. Daily sunset-9pm. Le Méridien Abu Dhabi, Tourist Club Area, lemeridienvillageexperience.com (056 688 5361).
Li Beirut
Arabic restaurant Li Beirut is putting on a special iftar set menu this Ramadan. You can expect a selection of mezze, grilled kebabs and Lebanese desserts along with music from a live kanoon player.
Dhs240. Daily sunset-9pm. Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers, West Corniche (02 811 5666).
LPM Restaurant & Bar
The French restaurant will be serving a Mediterranean-inspired iftar menu this year with dishes that are perfect for sharing with loved ones. Guests can enjoy a four-course meal, which includes soup, dates, a selection of four shared starters, one main course (choose between grilled sea bream with sauce vierge, marinated lamb cutlets, marinated baby chicken, or homemade rigatoni pasta with tomato and chilli), one dessert, and additional side dishes for just Dhs250 per person.
Dhs250. Daily 6pm-8pm. The Galleria, Al Maryah Island, lpmrestaurants.com/abu-dhabi (02 692 9600).
Majlis by the Sea
We’ll take any excuse to visit Emirates Palace, and the Ramadan tent here is a pretty good one. The Majlis by the Sea will feature Arabic and international cuisines served on the outdoor terrace, along with live Arabic instrumental music.
Dhs325 (adults), Dhs162.5 (kids four to 11). Daily sunset-9pm. Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental, West Corniche Road (02 690 7999).
Market at EDITION
This year, The Abu Dhabi EDITION has teamed up with locally renowned chef Sara Aqel to create a sensational iftar menu. Expect dishes like Mama’s lentil tesa’ai, local honey-baked feta, veal meatballs, moussaka and tomato salad, ending on a sweet note with Teta’s rice pudding, with vanilla, caramel and hazelnut. Better still, on Thursdays and Fridays you’ll get to see chef Aqel in the kitchen whipping up signature plates.
Dhs195. Daily sunset-9.30pm. The Abu Dhabi EDITION, Al Bateen Marina, (02 208 0000).
Oasis Tent
This year, the Park Hyatt on Saadiyat Island will be hosting its Bedouin-style iftar in Abu Dhabi at the Oasis tent.
Dhs320. Daily sunset-9pm. Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi, Saadiyat Island (050 740 5323).
Penelope’s
Over at brasserie Penelope’s, you’ll be able to enjoy a three-course meal of starters such as lentil soup, watermelon salad and grilled octopus, mains like prawns linguine or mushroom risotto, and desserts including chocolate fondant and vanilla crème brûlée.
Dhs200. Daily sunset-8pm. Yas Marina, Yas Island (050 204 2475).
Punjab Grill
In a rush? Punjab Grill is putting on a quick set menu from iftar until 7.45pm, with mains including butter chicken and prawn dum biryani as well as desserts such as umm Ali and Rasmalai. Those with time to indulgent can opt for a decadent six-course tasting menu instead.
Dhs150 (quick set menu), Dhs250 (six-course iftar menu). Daily sunset-7.45pm. The Ritz-Carlton Grand Canal, Venetian Village, Khor Al Maqta (050 194 1107).
Roots
The Yas Acres Golf & Country Club will be hosting its iftar at Roots. You can expect Middle Eastern dishes including hot and cold mezze, lentil soup and mixed grills as well as international favourites.
Dhs120. Daily sunset-10pm. Yas Acres Golf & Country Club, Yas Island (050 757 4808).
Saadiyat Beach Golf Club
Another golf club option, you can share hot and cold mezze, a seafood mixed grill platter and Arabic desserts at the Saadiyat Beach Golf Club.
Dhs130 (adults), Dhs65 (kids six to 12). Daily sunset-10pm. Saadiyat Island (056 660 8780).
Saffron
The iftar buffet at Saffron will feature live shawarma and lamb ouzi carving as well as an extensive spread of international and Middle Eastern delicacies. Alongside a tasty iftar in Abu Dhabi, an oud player will be there to serenade you, while your little ones can head over to the movie corner.
Dhs180 (adults), Dhs90 (kids six to 12). Daily sunset-10pm. Pearl Rotana Capital Centre (02 307 5553).
Sahha
It’s a Ramadan feast to remember at Sahha, with dishes from a variety of cuisines including Arabic, Asian and Indian on offer. The buffet has three different menus that will rotate throughout the month, so you can visit again and again without getting bored.
Dhs220. Daily sunset-9pm. Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel & Residences Emirates Pearl, West Corniche (02 510 1234).
Sand Lounge
Another option for those looking for the wow factor at iftar, Pura Eco Retreat Jubail Island will be hosting its post-sunset feast at Sand Lounge. As you admire the mangroves and the stars above, you’ll enjoy Iranian, Emirati, Indian and international dishes followed by delicious desserts such as khanfroush and chibab. Don’t miss it.
Dhs175. Daily sunset-9pm. Pura Eco Retreat Jubail Island (050 383 7878).
Sevilla Restaurant
The culinary journey on offer at Al Raha Beach Hotel this Ramadan has been inspired by 1,001 Arabian Nights. Sevilla Restaurant’s extensive buffet will feature stations from the Middle East, Persia, North Africa and Asia, with ouzi, mansaf, live carvery and more.
Dhs205 (adults), Dhs102.5 (kids six to 12). Daily sunset-10pm. Al Raha Beach Hotel, Al Raha Creek (056 545 0145).
Sidekicks
One for families, Sidekicks will be putting on a Ramadan iftar featuring meet-and-greets with WB characters including Tom & Jerry, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Robin. On the food front, the buffet spread will include dishes such as stuffed vine leaves, batata harra, chicken, fish or lamb ouzi, shish tawook and chicken biryani.
Dhs175 (adults), Dhs90 (kids six to 12). Daily sunset-9.30pm. The WB Abu Dhabi, Curio Collection by Hilton, Yas Island (02 815 0000).
Sim Sim
The Saadiyat Rotana will be putting on a spread of classic iftar plates this Ramadan. While listening to the sounds of an oud player, you’ll tuck into a selection of Middle Eastern, Moroccan, Indian and Emirati dishes such as lamb ouzi, kebabs, fresh roasted fish and more.
Dhs275 (adults), Dhs125 (kids six to 11). Daily sunset-10.30pm. Saadiyat Rotana Resort & Villas, Saadiyat Island (02 697 0000).
Sofra bld
The Shangri-La’s all-day dining restaurant Sofra bld will be putting on a grand iftar buffet this year, with Middle Eastern delicacies and rich desserts at the highlights of the spread.
Dhs268. Daily sunset-8pm. Shangri-La Qaryat Al Beri, Khor Al Maqta (02 509 8555).
TEAN
The sharing menu at TEAN includes iftar favourites such as red lentil soup, beetroot hummus, kibbeh, mezze, cheese sambousek and shish kebab paired with teas and juices.
Dhs198. Daily sunset-8pm. Jumeirah at Saadiyat Island Resort (02 811 4342).
Teatro
Looking for a non-traditional iftar experience? Then you should swing by Teatro for a special set menu of signature Asian plates. The menu includes soup, sharing starters of spring rolls, prawn tempura and dal makhani, with your choice of mains such as chicken tikka, miso sea bass or tenderloin. The set menu includes water as well as two kinds of Ramadan beverages.
Dhs199. Daily sunset-11pm. Park Rotana Abu Dhabi, Khalifa Park (02 657 3317).
The Liwa Tent
The Four Seasons Abu Dhabi will be putting on a huge feast at its Liwa Tent this year.
Dhs310 (adults), Dhs150 (kids six to 12). Daily sunset-9pm. Four Seasons Hotel Abu Dhabi at Al Maryah Island (02 333 2222).
The Lounge
Enjoy views over the Arabian Gulf while tucking into a buffet spread at rooftop terrace The Lounge.
Dhs238. Daily sunset-8pm. Jumeirah at Saadiyat Island Resort (02 811 4342).
The Terrace on the Corniche
The St. Regis Abu Dhabi will be putting on a spread of dishes from around the globe at The Terrace on the Corniche this year. Alongside classics like lamb tagine and homemade ouzi, you’ll be able to grab fresh dishes made just for you from live stations, and indulge in sweets from the buffet.
Dhs260 (adults), Dhs130 (kids six to 12). Daily sunset-11pm. The St. Regis Abu Dhabi, West Corniche Road (02 694 4553).
Turquoise
Love Turkish cuisine? Then you need to get yourself down to Turquoise for an iftar spread of top-notch dishes.
Dhs299. Daily sunset-11pm. Rixos Premium Saadiyat Island (02 492 2222).
VaKaVa
Peruvian restaurant VaKaVa will be putting a Latin American twist on the classic iftar in Abu Dhabi experience. The Ramadan set menu highlights the signature dishes of the menu, and is best enjoyed with a view from the outdoor terrace.
Dhs240. Tue-Sun 6.30pm-11pm. Conrad Abu Dhabi Eithad Towers, West Corniche (02 811 5666).
Vertigo
Dine in the privacy of a private cabana at Vertigo this Ramadan. You can order à la carte dishes such as sharing starters and family style mains, with a minimum spend of Dhs175 per person.
À la carte (Dhs100 minimum spend). Daily sunset-1am. Radisson Blu Hotel & Resort Abu Dhabi Corniche (02 692 4888).
West Bay Lounge
Break your fast with your toes in the sand at West Bay Lounge. The à la carte iftar includes dishes such as fatayer, mixed grills, ouzi and fattoush, with a minimum spend of Dhs200 per person.
À la carte (Dhs200 minimum spend). Daily sunset-1am. Radisson Blu Hotel & Resort Abu Dhabi Corniche (02 692 4375).
