30 Best Iftar Experiences In Dubai This Ramadan That You’ll Want To Book Now

Iftar In Dubai

Image Courtesy: Kempinski Hotel Palm Jumeirah/ Website

Ramadan in Dubai is a season of togetherness, reflection, and, of course, incredible food. From lavish buffets to intimate dining spots, the city’s restaurants go all out to create memorable Iftar experiences. The city has options for every taste, from scenic waterfronts to cosy gardens, featuring Mediterranean, Indian, Lebanese, and Turkish flavours. Here’s a curated list of the best Iftar experiences in Dubai this Ramadan that you won’t want to miss.

1. Layali Tent

Overlooking the calm waters of Palm Jumeirah, Layali Tent presents an elegant outdoor Iftar setting on Kempinski’s West Lawn. The experience features a lavish buffet showcasing traditional Arabic favourites, live cooking stations, and a variety of international dishes. Guests end the evening with classic Ramadan desserts, speciality beverages, and aromatic Arabic coffee. With its softly lit ambience and coastal backdrop, it’s an inviting spot for memorable Iftar gatherings throughout Ramadan.

Where: Kempinski Hotel Palm Jumeirah, Crescent West, Palm – Dubai
When: From sunset until 9 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 265 on weekdays and AED 285 on weekends

2. Spice Island

Spice Island invites guests to enjoy a laid-back yet flavourful Iftar featuring a varied buffet of local specialities and international dishes. Live cooking stations and traditional Ramadan beverages elevate the experience. The setting is perfect for families, friends, and coworkers to come together and share the spirit of the holy month.

Where: Crowne Plaza Dubai – Deira by IHG, Salah Al Din St – Al Muteena – Deira – Dubai
When: From sunset until 9:30 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 149 per person and AED 74 for kids between 6 to 12 years

3. The Big Chill Café

The Big Chill Café is the perfect spot to unwind and break your fast. Guests can start with delicious starters like Minestrone Soup, Mediterranean Mezze, and Crispy Calamari. For mains, options include Penne Primavera, Creamy Mushroom Chicken Pasta, hand-tossed pizzas, and grilled favourites like Chicken Breast or Slow-Cooked Lamb Shank. End the meal with indulgent desserts such as Molten Lava Cake or Banoffee Pie.

Where: Dubai Hills Mall, Al Khail Rd – Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid – Dubai
Cost: Starts at AED 99 for the Two-course menu, AED 129 for the Three-course menu and AED 25 for additional grills

4. The Permit Room

The Permit Room serves an Indian-inspired Iftar experience, ideal for friends, families, and colleagues. Kick off the evening with stuffed dates and refreshing melon & rose sherbets. Then enjoy chaat, light bites, and live-cooked specialities like Changezi Chicken, Paneer Bhurji, and Sarson Pomfret. Signature mains include Butter Chicken Biryani and Dal Makhani. Relish desserts such as Bread & Butter Pudding and Lauki Falooda Shots, paired with cutting chai or South Indian filter coffee.

Where: Majestic City Retreat Hotel, Bur Dubai – Al Mankhool – Dubai
When: From sunset until 8:30 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 109 per person

5. Pincode

This contemporary Indian eatery by celebrity chef Kunal Kapur offers a carefully crafted Iftar celebrating India’s culinary heritage. Enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet featuring slow-cooked dishes, aromatic biryanis, sizzling grills, and traditional Indian sweets, all served in generous portions. Capturing the spirit of the vibrant Iftar bazaars of Old Delhi and Hyderabad, select dishes are served hot at your table. At the same time, the buffet changes daily for a unique Ramadan dining experience.

Where: Dubai Hills Mall,  Al Khail Rd – Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid – Dubai
When: From sunset until 8:30 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 179 per person

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6. Al Hallab

Al Hallab offers a delightful Iftar experience honouring Lebanese culinary traditions, available at three Dubai locations or for home delivery. Guests can enjoy soups, a vibrant selection of cold mezze, hot starters, grilled meats, and Arabic desserts like kunafa. For home dining, Iftar boxes for one, two, or four people include dates, traditional Ramadan juices, classic mezze, and sweet treats, ensuring an authentic experience wherever you are.

Where: Al Garhoud, The Dubai Mall and the Mall of Emirates branch
Cost: Starts at AED 155 per adult and AED 95 per child (Al Garhoud branch) and AED 175 per adult and AED 95 per child (The Dubai Mall & Mall of Emirates branch)

7. Besh Turkish Kitchen

Besh Turkish Kitchen’s Ramadan Iftar takes inspiration from the Silk Road, featuring flavours from Turkey, the Middle East, and Asia. Guests can enjoy a rotating buffet featuring mezze such as hummus and taboulleh, hot dishes including lentil soup and shawarma, and a variety of main courses, including lamb ouzi and butter chicken. Desserts like kunafa and baklava complete the experience, all in a warm, Anatolian-inspired setting at Sheraton Mall of the Emirates.

Where: Sheraton Mall of the Emirates Hotel, Dubai- Al Barsha First – Al Barsha – Dubai
When: From sunset until 8:30 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 185 per person, AED 155 for groups of 10 or more and AED 75 for Kids between 6 to 12 years

8. Oasis Terrace & Garden

Oasis Terrace & Garden provides a cosy outdoor Iftar experience for family, friends, or colleagues. The buffet features classic Arabian and local flavours, starting with dates and water, followed by a variety of mezze, salads, main dishes, and desserts. Highlights include shawarma, slow-roasted ouzi, BBQ favourites, and laban-based mocktails. The terrace and garden setting create a warm, communal atmosphere for celebrating Ramadan after sunset.

Where: Mövenpick Hotel Apartments Downtown Dubai, Al Ohood Street – Burj Khalifa Blvd – Burj Khalifa –
Cost: Starts at AED 199 per person, AED 95 for kids between 6 to 12 years and AED 149 per person for groups of 40 or more

9. Vida Dubai Marina & Yacht Club

Vida Dubai Marina & Yacht Club serves up Iftar with a beautiful waterfront backdrop. Overlooking the calm marina waters, the setting blends stylish nautical vibes with the warm, inviting atmosphere of Ramadan. The buffet features traditional Arabic favourites with a modern twist, perfect for families, couples, or corporate gatherings seeking a scenic, relaxed dining experience. Enjoy the sunset, savour the flavours, and let the peaceful marina setting elevate your evening.

Where:  Banquet Terrace, Vida Dubai Marina & Yacht Club
When: From sunset until 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 215 per person and AED 108 for kids between 6 to 12 years

10. Cuisines Restaurant

Cuisines Restaurant delivers a serene Ramadan dining experience, bringing guests together to enjoy a Mediterranean-inspired Iftar. As dusk falls, the table is filled with a carefully selected spread of flavourful dishes, blending traditional favourites with seasonal highlights. The experience lends itself beautifully to family meals, friendly gatherings, or a quiet pause to embrace the spirit of the Holy Month.

Where: Ground Floor – Holiday Inn Dubai Al-Maktoum Airport – Dubai
When: From sunset until 8:30 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 129 per person and AED 65 for kids between 6 to 12 years

11. Carluccio’s

Carluccio’s switches things up this Ramadan with a more laid-back Iftar, introducing Burger Italiano, a limited-time duo inspired by bold Italian flavours. An excellent choice for casual Iftar meet-ups or late-night bites, the menu features The Italian Job with delectable options, alongside The Thousand Island Milanese made with crispy chicken Milanese and a classic thousand island sauce. Both options come complete with smoked paprika potato wedges, a house salad, and a sauce on the side for a satisfying, no-fuss Iftar experience.
Where: Dubai Mall, Dubai Marina Mall and Arabian Ranches
Cost: Starts at AED 129 per person and AED 65 for kids between 6 to 12 years

12. Origins

Origins sets the scene for a peaceful Iftar with glowing sunset views and lush golf-course surroundings that feel worlds away from the city. The spacious outdoor setting, gentle lighting, and calm atmosphere invite guests to slow down and savour the evening. Enjoy traditional Arabic dishes with a modern twist, perfect for sharing during family gatherings, friendly reunions, or corporate Iftars in an elegant setting.

Where: Vida Emirates Hills – Level P2, Al Naseem St – Al Thanyah Third – Dubai
When: From sunset until 8:30 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 215 per person and AED 108 for kids between 6 to 12 years

13. Il Pomodoro

Il Pomodoro sets the stage for a graceful Ramadan evening with its Golden Evenings Iftar, perfect for those who prefer a calm and polished setting. Guests can enjoy an international buffet that blends Mediterranean influences with well-loved international dishes, offering a mix of hearty Ramadan favourites and lighter, well-balanced options. Soft live entertainment enhances the mood without overpowering the experience.

Where: Mercure Dubai Gold District, Gold Souk Metro – One Deira Plaza – Al Cornish 21 – Dubai
When: From sunset until 10:30 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 129 per person and AED 60 for kids

14. Lily’s Garden

Lily’s Garden presents a delightful family-friendly Iftar with its Feast in Style experience. The Mediterranean-style buffet combines fresh, comforting, and traditional flavours for a truly memorable Ramadan meal. Nestled in a serene garden with outdoor seating, this venue is ideal for a relaxed evening with loved ones. It features a kids’ play area and complimentary covered parking, making it perfect for a hassle-free Ramadan gathering.

Where: Ibis Styles Dubai – Maitha Plaza – Deira – Dubai
When: From sunset until 10:30 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 129 per person and AED 60 for kids

15. Kris With A View

Kris With A View invites guests to enjoy a rooftop Iftar with stunning views of the city skyline. The buffet features a mix of authentic Middle Eastern dishes and global flavours, complete with live cooking stations and a tempting array of desserts. Ideal for family dinners, friendly meet-ups, or corporate Iftar gatherings, it’s a memorable way to break your fast this Ramadan.

Where: Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel, Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Street (Trade Centre Road) – Dubai|
When: From sunset until 11 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 100 per person

16. Luma Pool Lounge

Luma Pool Lounge offers a peaceful Iftar experience overlooking the waters of Dubai Creek Harbour. Enhanced by the glimmer of the pool and the skyline, the contemporary space balances relaxed comfort with subtle elegance. A thoughtfully curated Iftar buffet completes the experience, inviting guests to unwind and enjoy a Ramadan evening focused on togetherness in a tranquil waterfront setting.

Where: Address Creek Harbour, Address – Al Kheeran First – Dubai Creek Harbour – Dubai
When: From sunset until 9 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 350 per person and AED 175 for kids between 6 to 12 years

17. Toshi

Toshi reimagines Iftar with a vibrant, multi-cuisine experience that blends tradition with bold Pan Asian flavours. The expansive buffet pairs classic Arabic dishes and familiar international options with freshly rolled sushi, flavour-packed wok specials, and teppanyaki-style dishes prepared live. Gentle Oud melodies set a warm Ramadan mood, complemented by traditional juices and Arabic coffee, while a dedicated kids’ playroom keeps younger guests entertained.

Where: Grand Millennium Dubai Hotel, Grand Millennium – 1st Floor – 1st St – Al Thanyah First – Barsha Heights – Dubai
When: From 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 149 per person and AED 75 for kids between 6 to 12 years

18. Orme Osteria

Orme Osteria delivers a graceful take on Iftar, where quiet refinement meets the warmth of Ramadan. The inviting setting, enhanced by soft lighting and a calm ambience, encourages guests to relax and savour the evening. An elegantly presented buffet, accompanied by traditional Arabic beverages, sets the tone for a leisurely dining experience.

Where: Palace Dubai Creek Harbour, Al Kheeran First, Dubai Creek Harbour – Dubai
When: From sunset until 9 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 295 per person and AED 148 for kids between 6 to 12 years

19. Solara

Solara provides a dynamic Iftar experience framed by sweeping views of the Burj Khalifa and the city skyline. With a relaxed boho-inspired style, the space creates a vibrant yet elegant atmosphere for social evenings and shared moments. Guests can enjoy a lavish buffet complemented by sharing-style main dishes that blend classic Ramadan elements with modern flair. At the same time, live performances enhance the mood, making Solara a distinctive choice for unforgettable gatherings during the Holy Month.

Where: Address Dubai Mall Hotel – Dubai
When: From sunset until 9 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 325 per person and AED 157.50 for kids between 6 to 12 years

20. Rohini

Rohini presents Dawat, a lavish North Indian-inspired Iftar that captures the warmth and generosity of Ramadan. The spread includes delicious starters and slow-cooked favourites such as murgh tikka, seekh kebabs, and samosas. Rich mains such as butter chicken, aromatic pulao, haleem, dal makhani, and freshly baked Indian breads add to the spread. Guests can round off the evening with decadent desserts, including Kunafe Rasmalai cheesecake, sheer khurma, fresh fruits, and dates.

Where: Mövenpick Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Cluster A – Al Thanyah Fifth – Jumeirah Lakes Towers – Dubai
Cost: Starts at AED 149 per person for the vegetarian option and AED 169 per person for the non-vegetarian option

21. Author’s Lounge

Gather for a cosy and refined Iftar at Author’s Lounge at voco Bonnington Dubai, where a special Ramadan set menu celebrates the season’s flavours. The three-course experience begins with dates and traditional Ramadan beverages, followed by a selection of classic mezzeh and comforting main dishes such as lamb ouzi with oriental rice. It concludes with popular sweets, including kunafa and um ali.

Where: Voco Bonnington, Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Dubai
When: From sunset until 8 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 149 per person

22. Wagah Border

Embrace the spirit of Ramadan at Wagah Border with their festive Iftar buffet, which showcases a rich blend of regional flavours and traditional recipes. The expansive spread includes classic Iftar favourites, an assortment of Arabic mezze, and interactive live stations featuring popular Indian street dishes. Guests can also enjoy a variety of Arabic, Indian, and international main courses, perfect for sharing.

A tempting selection of traditional desserts and refreshing Ramadan drinks completes the experience.

Where:  Four Points by Sheraton, Dubai Production City, Plot IMPZ B 19, Building 26 & 27 – E311 – Dubai Production City – Dubai
When: From sunset until 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 159 per person

23. Pizza Express

Enjoy a casual, satisfying Iftar at PizzaExpress Live, located at Four Points by Sheraton Production City. The three-course dining experience features comforting starters, a choice of indulgent pastas, fresh salads, and flavourful signature pizzas crafted to suit a variety of tastes. Sweet desserts and refreshing Ramadan-inspired drinks complete the meal, creating a warm, sociable setting perfect for the occasion.

Where: Plot B 19 – Building 26 E311 – Me’aisem First – Dubai Production City – Dubai
When: Throughout Ramadan
Cost: Starts at AED 79 per person

24. Zenon

Zenon offers a unique Iftar that combines rich Middle Eastern traditions with innovative elements. The evening begins with Palestinian Medjoul dates, bread, olives, and Moroccan Harira soup. Shared starters include hummus, bulgur wheat salad with pomegranate molasses, salmon briouats, and manti dumplings. The main course features a choice of tender, slow-braised lamb shoulder or grilled cod, served with a tomato, olive, and caper sauce. The meal ends with basboussa and mastiha ice cream. The AI-enhanced setting, featuring holographic projections and interactive art, creates a stunning atmosphere.

Where: Kempinski Central Avenue, Ground Level, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd, Downtown Dubai
When: From 6 pm to 8 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 275 per person

25. ZEA

ZEA delivers a beautiful Iftar experience that brings friends and family together over modern Mediterranean cuisine. The dining experience features creamy cauliflower and truffle soup, shareable starters such as Pear Quinoa Salad and Smoked Beef Croquettes. Main courses include lamb chops, corn-fed chicken, and grilled cauliflower, with sides like roasted broccoli and Brussels sprouts. Dessert options feature seasonal fruits and Yuzu Crème Brûlée.

Where: C Floor, Emirates Financial Towers – Zaa’beel Second – DIFC – Dubai
When: Tuesday to Saturday from 5 pm to 3 am
Cost: Starts at AED 299 per person

26. At.mosphere

Indulge in a remarkable Iftar at At.mosphere, situated 442 metres above the city in the iconic Burj Khalifa. The menu showcases reimagined Ramadan favourites, including tender lamb shoulder and delicate fish couscous, alongside fresh fruit, traditional Arabic desserts, and festive treats. With its breathtaking skyline setting and serene atmosphere, At.mosphere provides a unique Iftar experience.

Where: Burj khalifa – 122nd Floor – Burj Khalifa – Downtown Dubai – Dubai
When: From sunset until 9 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 550 per person

27. Lunarossa

If you love Italian food, Lunarossa is the perfect spot for Iftar, blending classic comfort with modern Italian flavours. The meal begins with inventive starters such as creamy hummus, chicken salad, parmigiana zucchini, truffle pizza, and a traditional onion and potato frittata. Guests can then savour Pappardelle Genovese di Carne, slow-cooked pasta in a rich meat ragù, and finish with Crema Nonna Italia, a custard-style dessert topped with fresh fruit.

Where: Business Bay- Dubai
When: From sunset
Cost: Starts at AED 180 per person

28. La Niña

La Niña introduces a distinctive Iftar experience, infusing its modern Iberian-Latino style into the Ramadan celebration. The menu reimagines classic Ramadan flavours with a modern, flavourful twist, all served in the restaurant’s stylish, beautifully designed interior. Perfect for families, friends, or small-business gatherings, La Niña offers a calm, inviting setting for a memorable, shared Iftar.

Where: ICD Brookfield Place – 312 Al Mustaqbal St – First floor – DIFC – Dubai
Cost: Starts at AED 295 per person

29. Amaseena

Amaseena invites guests to savour a magical Iftar under the stars in a stunningly designed open-air Arabian village. The buffet offers a generous selection of regional and international dishes, accompanied by classic Ramadan drinks. At the same time, the setting features traditional tents, plush seating, and seasonal décor that celebrate the spirit of the month. Guests can also enjoy cultural touches such as live henna and calligraphy, making it an ideal gathering spot for family and friends.

Where: The Ritz-Carlton, Dubai, 26 Al Mamsha St – Marsa Dubai – Jumeirah Beach Residence – Dubai
When: From sunset until 9 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 329 per person and AED 159 for kids between 5 to 12 years

30. Fumée Steakhouse

At Fumée Steakhouse in Fairmont Dubai, Iftar is all about bold flavours, fire-grilled dishes, and sharing good food with loved ones. The evening begins with dates, fresh salads, and mezze, followed by soups and hot starters like pan-seared calf liver and kol böreği. For the main course, choose from slow-cooked lamb shoulder, grilled chicken skewers, or Ali Nazik with grilled lamb, paired with Turkish dumplings. The meal wraps up with traditional desserts like baked rice pudding, güllaç, or Umm Ali.

Where: Fairmont Hotel – 2nd Floor – Sheikh Zayed Rd – Trade Centre First – Dubai
When: From 6 pm to 8 pm
Cost: Starts at AED 240 per person

This list makes it easy to plan your Ramadan Iftar outings and choose the perfect spot to dine and celebrate the spirit of the Holy Month.

Cover Image Courtesy:  Kempinski Hotel Palm Jumeirah/ Website

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Priyanka Fernandes: A true crime binge-watcher, history nerd, and full-time mom to an energetic boy. With a rich mix of Marathi (Dad), Malayali (Mom), and Goan (Husband) roots, her DNA is basically 50% culture and 50% food. She's a dedicated foodie and dreams of writing her own movie or series someday. In the meantime, she's mastering the art of juggling school runs, chasing deadlines, and embracing the beautiful chaos of everyday life.