Looking For Weekend Plans? SALT Is Hosting Board Game Nights At Nad Al Sheba Mall

Not every weekend outing needs to involve a concert, festival or packed schedule. Sometimes, all you need is good food, a few friends and a board game that quickly turns everyone into a fierce competitor. That’s exactly what’s happening at Nad Al Sheba Mall this weekend, where popular dining spot SALT is setting aside three evenings for board game lovers or anyone who wants to catch up with friends & family after a long time.

SALT Is Hosting Game Night This Weekend & We Are Calling Our Friends

The event runs from June 19 to June 21, with games kicking off from 7 pm each evening. Visitors can sign up either at the venue itself or through SALT’s social media channels before choosing a game and joining a table.

There are no complicated rules to follow before arriving, and no need to be an expert player.

Whether you’re the type who takes every move seriously or someone who constantly forgets the rules halfway through a game, you’re welcome to join in. The line-up includes favourites such as Jackaroo, UNO and traditional card games, making it easy for players of different ages and experience levels to take part.

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There’s A Little Bonus For Players Too

Winning a game isn’t the only reward on offer. Anyone who joins the board game sessions will receive 15% off their bill during any of the three event days.

So whether you’re ordering one of SALT’s well-known burgers, grabbing dessert or simply catching up over drinks, you’ll save a little while you’re there. Also, the discount applies regardless of whether you’re a seasoned board game enthusiast or just showing up for a casual round or two.

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A Community-Focused Weekend Gathering

Over the past few years, Nad Al Sheba Mall has steadily expanded its mix of dining, shopping and entertainment options.

Events like this reflect a growing trend towards simple community experiences that encourage people to spend time together offline.

For families, groups of friends and even solo visitors looking to meet new people, the event offers a relaxed way to spend a summer evening.

And if a game of UNO happens to get unusually competitive, well, that’s all part of the experience.

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