Ramadan Kareem.

Ramadan is a time to introspect, revel in the spirit of the Holy Month and fasting. It is also a month to be and share quiet time with family. Why not break fast together with the authentic Iftar experience at a Ramadan tent? We have sourced the some of the best out there.

Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi

This custom-built pavilion sits on the Palace Terrace with mesmerising views of the beach. Find a comfortable cosy corner (there are plenty to choose from) for you and your group and feast on signature dishes and traditional delicacies of the Holy Month. Live cooking stations and grilled meats are also on the menu along with a delectable spread of desserts.

Open from Sunset to 9.30pm for Iftar and from 10pm to 2am for Suhoor (à la carte menu). Prices begin from Dhs295 per person and a minimum spend of Dhs150 per person for Suhoor. To make a reservation (02) 690 7999 or email restaurants@emiratespalace.ae.

Anantara Eastern Mangroves, Abu Dhabi

Relax with family and friends as you break fast in the warm ambience with six varieties of dates followed by an indulging buffet. Whether you want to feast on traditional delicacies such as Harees, Lamb ouzi and tajine or savour Thai, Indian and International cuisines you are set for a great time. And then, of course, there are the desserts.

Open from sunset to 9pm for Iftar and from 10pm to 2am for Suhoor (à la carte menu). Package prices begin from Dhs199 per person and a minimum spend of Dhs90 per person for Suhoor. To make a reservation (02) 656 1000 or email emdining@anantara.com 

Al Tasamoh Tent, Bab Al Qasr Hotel, Abu Dhabi

Make this Ramadan the most memorable ever. Impressive interiors reflecting the beauty and grandiosity of Moroccan architecture, Arabesque décor, mesmerising sunset views, private majlises, gourmet buffet, live music and shisha are all on the menu. Keep your camera handy for those insta-worthy photos.

Open from sunset until 9pm for Iftar priced at Dhs180 per person. For Suhoor, which runs from 10pm to 2am a minimum spend of Dhs100 per person is required. To make a booking call (02)  

Fairuz Ramadan Tent, Fairmont The Palm

Whether you are looking for an intimate setting or something grandeur, this is perfect for either. Middle Eastern food, entertainment and hospitality is all designed to surround you and your loved ones in the true spirit of Ramadan. You may want to linger at the air-conditioned Suhoor tent and try out some of the Shisha flavours.

Open from sunset to 9pm for Iftar at Dhs215 per person and from 9pm to 2am for Suhoor (à la carte menu). To make a reservation (04) 4573457 or email Palm.dining@fairmont.com

Al Majlis, Madinat Jumeirah

Catering to all your needs this is one of the best places to gather together with friends or family. While the food is something to crow about, the elegant arabesque accents and the views also offer good Insta opportunities.

Open from sunset to 9pm for Iftar at Dhs220 per person. To make a reservation (04) 366 6065 or ramadan@jumeirah.com and for Suhoor (à la carte menu) call (04) 366 5875 or al-majlis@jumeirah.com

Asateer, Atlantis the Palm

Perched on a spectacular beachfront overlooking the twinkling waters of the Arabian Gulf, Asateer is one of the best spots in town to break fast during the Holy Month. Glittering lanterns, live entertainment, activities and dedicated prayer rooms also add to the allure

Open from sunset to 8pm for Iftar and from 9.45pm to 2.30am for Suhoor. To make a booking call (04) 4262626 or email asateer@atlantisthepalm.com

 

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Al Hadheerah Tent, Bab Al Shams Desert Resort

An evening spent under the stars with family and friends in a tent adorned with twinkling Arabic lanterns, soft traditional music, Tanoura dancing, a horse and camel show.  This is followed by a sumptuous spread of mouthwatering mains and desert. What’s not to love?

Open for Iftar from sunset until 11pm. Packages begin at Dhs265 per person. To make a booking contact (04) 8096194 or email bas.restaurants@meydanhotels.com

Al Falak Ramadan Tent, Burj Al Arab

The insta-famous Al Falak Ballroom inspired by a Viennese opera house has been transformed into a palatial hall dressed in Arabesque patterns this Ramadan. You can indulge in an Arabic Iftar buffet featuring a wide selection of local dishes, as well as a live Badri band, bringing an authentic Arabic Ramadan experience to the evening. Continue your evening at Sahn Eddar or Gold on 27 for Suhoor.

Iftar is priced at Dhs265 per person and for Suhoor a minimum spend of Dhs190 is required. To make a booking (04) 301 7600 or BAARestaurants@jumeirah.com

Ewaan Ramandan Tent, Palace Downtown

Resplendent views of the Burj Lake, seated amidst tall palm trees, sumptuous Middle Eastern and International cuisine buffet, oud music and loads of insta opportunities, is what you will get as you gather here with friends and family.

Iftar takes place from sunset to 9pm and is priced at Dhs255 per person and Suhoor buffet is priced at Dhs170 per person from 10pm to 2am on weekdays and until 3am on weekends. To make a booking call (04) 8883444 or email dine@emaar.com

 

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QD’s, Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club

Dubai’s legendary gathering hotspot is serving a sumptuous Iftar buffet and hosting an a la carte menu for Suhoor. The creek is also full of photo-opportunities enough to keep your feed buzzing through the night and more.

Open from sunset to 9pm for Iftar (priced at Dhs170 per person) and from 9pm to 2am for Suhoor. To make a booking call (04) 2956000

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