This June is buzzing with a lot of exciting new restaurants, each with its unique flavours and cuisine. You can choose from popular international names making their debut, as well as fresh, homegrown restaurants that showcase Middle Eastern tastes. Check out these new restaurants in Saudi Arabia this June for an innovative and exceptional culinary experience.
1. Pret A Manger
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Pret A Manger makes its debut in Riyadh with an outlet at Olaya Towers, introducing the city to its signature blend of freshly prepared food and 100% organic coffee. Originating in London in 1984, the eatery has grown into a global favourite with over 430 locations, offering quick and healthy meals made from high-quality ingredients. Following its success in the UAE, this launch brings the brand’s popular grab-and-go concept to Saudi Arabia for the first time.
Where: 3074 Prince Muhammad Ibn Abd Al Aziz, Al Olaya, Riyadh 12213, Saudi Arabia
When: Sunday to Wednesday from 7 am to 12 am, Thursday from 7 am to 1 am, Friday from 8 am to 1 am and Saturday from 8 am to 12 am
2. L’Occitane Cafe
L’Occitane Café is another new restaurant in Saudi Arabia that has officially opened in Riyadh this June, offering a taste of Provence in a stylish, tranquil atmosphere. Drawing inspiration from the South of France, the café serves a thoughtful selection of hearty dishes, delicate pastries, aromatic teas, and signature coffees. With its signature yellow-and-blue design, soft lighting, and touches of greenery, the space creates a multi-sensory escape—ideal for catching up with friends, enjoying a quiet moment, or exploring L’Occitane’s latest beauty collections.
Where: Amr Aldamri St, Al Safarat, Riyadh 12512, Saudi Arabia
When: Saturday to Wednesday from 9 am to 10:30 pm, Thursday to Friday from 9 am to 11:30 pm
3. Sasani
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Sasani offers a refined taste of Persian tradition through a menu that blends authenticity with warmth. From tender lamb stews like Ghormeh Sabzi and Ghaymeh Bademjan to signature mains, such as Baghali Polow, featuring slow-cooked lamb and Zereshk Polow with Chicken. Each dish reflects the depth of Persian culinary heritage. Rich in spices, textures, and aromas, the experience is elevated by an inviting setting of soft lighting, saffron aromas, and Persian music, making Sasani not just a restaurant but a heartfelt celebration of culture and cuisine.
Where: RRHA6869, 3340 Suwayd Ibn Harithah, Hittin, 6869, Riyadh 13516, Saudi Arabia
When: Saturday to Wednesday from 3 pm to 12 am and Thursday to Friday from 3 pm to 1 am
4. Benoit
Benoit by Alain Ducasse brings the spirit of an authentic Parisian bistro to Riyadh, now open at the renowned King Abdullah Financial District. With over a century of culinary legacy, Benoit serves up refined French cuisine in an inviting, elegant setting. The menu features beloved classics like French onion soup, escargots, and duck foie gras, alongside standout mains, including grilled jumbo prawns, lamb chops, and Rossini-style camel with foie gras. For dessert, indulge in favourites like crème brûlée, profiteroles, or the signature Paris-Riyadh hazelnut and cardamom chou.
Where: Al Aqiq, Riyadh 13519, Saudi Arabia
When: Sunday to Thursday from 12 pm to 4 pm, 7 pm to 11 pm and Friday to Saturday from 12 pm to 5 pm, 7 pm to 11 pm
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5. Casa Myrra
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Casa Myrra introduces a vibrant blend of Greek and Spanish cuisine to Riyadh, creating a Mediterranean-inspired retreat at the Novotel Riyadh Sahafa Hotel. The interiors are a beautiful representation of the charm and artistic opulence of Southern Europe. The menu focuses on fresh and seasonal produce that’s cooked in a way that highlights the beauty and warmth of the Mediterranean coast.
Where: As, Olaya St, As Sahafah, Novotel, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
When: 7 pm to 12:30 am daily
6. Black Tap
Black Tap Jeddah is now open at La Paz Plaza, bringing the energetic spirit of New York City’s craft burger scene to the city. With vibrant neon lights, graffiti art, and nostalgic decor, the atmosphere is lively and unique. Black Tap Jeddah serves bold burgers like the Truffle Smash, Greg Norman Wagyu, and Cuban with brisket. Top it off with wild shakes like the Snickers CrazyShake or Brooklyn Blackout loaded with brownies.
Where: As Salamah, Jeddah 23525, Saudi Arabia
When: Saturday to Wednesday from 12 pm to 12:30 am and Thursday to Friday from 12 pm to 1 am
7. Burj Al Hammam
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If you love authentic Middle Eastern cuisine, then the menu of Burj Al Hammam, featuring dishes like grilled halloumi, tawouk dynamite, and various hummus options, will surely please you. Guests can enjoy classic selections such as Ras Asfour, batata harra, and kebbeh, along with hot mezza like sambousek and shawarma tacos. The hearty fatteh range includes choices with eggplant, shrimp, kebab, and hummus.
Where: Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz St, Ar Rawdah, Prince Sultan Road, Jeddah 23431- Saudi Arabia
When: Saturday to Wednesday from 9 am to 1 am and Thursday to Friday from 9 am to 1:30 am
If you’re looking to explore the new restaurants in Saudi Arabia this June, you can start with this guide.
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First Published: June 12, 2025 6:59 PM