7 Friday night brunches to experience in Dubai
Each of these venues offers a unique experience, catering to various preferences—from sophisticated rooftop settings to lively party atmospheres.
So, if you're looking to enjoy a Friday night brunch in Dubai, the city offers a vibrant selection of venues that combine delectable cuisine with lively entertainment. Here are some top picks to consider: Fouquet's
Enjoy an extraordinary Friday Night Brunch from 9pm to 12am where you'll embark on a culinary journey featuring unlimited hot and cold starters, a choice of main course, and indulgent desserts—all set against the stunning backdrop of the iconic Burj Khalifa. Nestled in the vibrant Burj Plaza, Fouquet's is a true Parisian gem blending sophistication with contemporary flair, featuring opulent red velvet armchairs, classic wood-panelled walls, and striking black-and-white Harcourt portraits that celebrate its cinematic legacy. The evening comes alive with vibrant live music and a dynamic DJ, creating an upbeat and energetic atmosphere, perfect for kicking off the weekend in style. Guests can also enjoy unlimited beverages in this stylish setting, all starting from Dhs350 per person. Reserve your table now for an unforgettable night that promises to delight all the senses.
For more information visit fouquetsdubai.com Gohan
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Here you can expererience a night of French elegance and Japanese precision. Indulge in a curated set menu with an alcoholic package at Dhs480 and enjoy the best of both worlds with the option to order from the menus of both La Cantine and Gohan. Enhance your evening with live singers, saxophonists, and electrifying performances by Gohan's DJ, drummer, and dancers. End the night in style at Gohan's exclusive after-party. It takes place every Friday, from 8pm to 11pm at Bluewaters.
For more information visit gohanbluewaters.ae Siddharta Lounge by Buddha Bar
Indulge in a night of culinary delight at Siddharta Lounge by Buddha-Bar! Savour a sumptuous 3-course sharing menu featuring tantalising appetisers, mouthwatering mains, and decadent desserts.It's priced at Dhs350 per person for hops and grape, Dhs450 per person for premium beverages and Dhs650 per person for bubbles. It takes place every Friday from 8pm to 11pm and promises breathtaking views of Dubai.
For more information visit siddhartalounge.com Aura Skypool
Want to celebrate at the world's highest 360 degree infinity pool? You can kickstart your weekend with the AURA Night Brunch, served in the Lounge every Friday evening from 8pm to 11pm. Enjoy three hours of free-flowing drinks and savor our Pan-Asian inspired set sharing menu. AURA's resident DJ will set the perfect mood for an unforgettable start to your weekend. It's priced at Dhs550 per person with unforgettable views at this infinity pool in Dubai.
For more information visit auraskypool.com En Fuego
This highly-charged Latin American restaurant and bar En Fuego is fun whenever you go. But it's really fun on a Friday night, when the Fiesta Brunch brings the liveliest Latino vibes. You'll get the full En Fuego show, with a mix of dancing, mariachi bands, acrobatics and even fire breathing contortionists. All while tucking into house guac, beef antichucos, chicken quesadillas and more. The package is priced at Dhs375 for House beverages, Dhs450 for sparkling and it takes place on Friday from 9pm until midnight.
For more information visit atlantis.com The Citronelle Club
This Roaring Tiger brunch is must-try. The stylish night brunch you must go to, if you haven't been yet! Dress up, drink up and dance to DJ Nicole's set. Food is so good, that you won't be able to sing along. Feast on fine Asian street food, savour delectable Dim Sum, and sip punchy hand-crafted cocktails. It's priced at Dhs395 for house beverages, Dhs495 for premium beverages and Dhs280 for soft drinks. It takes place on Friday from 8pm to 11pm at SO/ Uptown, Uptown.
For more information visit so-hotels.com Ammos
Ready for a taste of Greece? Expect Aegean classics like tzatziki, melitzanosalata, taramosalata, kalamaraki and more. There are sharing platters of souvlaki, grilled fish and more, plus a live singer and top Ain Dubai views. It's priced at Dhs355 for house beverages, Dhs395 for the sparkling package, and Dhs295 for soft drinks and it takes place on Friday from 8pm to 11pm. It's located at Rixos Premium Dubai JBR.
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