Great food and family fun? The must-visit restaurants to upgrade your summer
Offering way more than just great value for money menus — both locations deliver a full-on experience (in the best way possible). Head to Shvili for scrumptious Georgian cuisine, while Osteria Mario serves up glorious Italian dishes.
Found in top locations including Dubai Hills Mall, Dubai Festival City, Nakheel Mall, Dubai Marina, and also in Abu Dhabi's Galleria Mall, these vibrant restaurants combine delicious, authentic cuisine with memorable fun for all ages.
Step inside and you'll find beautiful, chic interiors with tonnes of personality, we know you will want to experience time and time again.
Kids are in for a treat with dedicated play areas, creative workshops, and live entertainment to capture their imagination. Little chefs can even join cooking masterclasses while adults unwind — or dive into a culinary workshop of their own.
Looking for a birthday party with a difference? Osteria Mario and Shvili both offer themed packages where kids can celebrate by learning to cook their favourite dishes in a playful, (supervised) environment.
Despite the premium vibe, prices sit in the casual dining range, making them both ideal picks for everyday meals and special occasions alike.
Plus, with a strong commitment to sustainability, both restaurants also pride themselves on operating with the environment in mind.
Whether it's a fun weekend outing or a memorable birthday bash, Osteria Mario and Shvili offer the perfect blend of food, family, and buzzing things to do.
Shvli; Various locations including Dubai Hills Mall, Dubai Festival City, Nakheel Mall and Galleria Mall in Abu Dhabi. @shvili.ae
Osteria Mario; Various locations including Dubai Hills Mall, Dubai Festival City and Marina Moon Tower, @osteriamario.ae
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