These are the perfect places to enjoy elongated Ramadan evenings in Dubai.
Suhoor is the pre-dawn meal consumed by Muslims before the daily fast during Ramadan. It holds a significant place in Islamic tradition and practice, serving not only as a source of physical sustenance but also as a spiritual and social occasion. The word “suhoor” translates to “the last part of the night”, and these are the best places to enjoy a superb suhoor in Dubai this Ramadan.
Armani Hotel Dubai
As the city winds down, Armani/Pavilion offers a front-row seat for social suhoor beneath the Burj Khalifa, with views of the Dubai Fountain. The buffet spans regional and international favourites, from salads and appetisers to an Arabic cheese station, hot mezze and pizzas. Dedicated pasta and manakeesh stations keep things lively, before a generous dessert spread rounds off the night. Available daily from 10pm to 1am. AED 295 per person.
GO: Visit www.armanihotels.com for more information.
Atlantis, The Palm
Set inside Atlantis, The Palm, the Asateer Tent offers a sprawling fusion buffet featuring international, Arabesque, Khaleeji, Persian, and Turkish flavours. Designed to host up to 1,500 guests per night, the space offers everything from the Royal Majlis to VIP majlis areas with views of the Arabian Sea, plus booth seating and dining tables across indoor and outdoor zones. Expect Ramadan staples from the à la carte suhoor menu, including Jordanian Lamb Mansaf, Lamb Ouzi and more. AED 160 minimum spend per person (excluding shisha and tobacco) or AED 250 minimum spend per person (including shisha and tobacco)
GO: Email asateer@atlantisthepalm.com for more information.
Bab Al Shams Desert Resort & Spa
Set above rolling dunes, Sunset Point offers a serene setting for a shared suhoor under the stars. Candlelight, gentle music, and open desert views create a calm atmosphere conducive to conversation and reflection. Expect a buffet-style spread served in a refined outdoor space, ideal for groups happy to linger long after the day’s fast has ended. Available daily from 7pm to 11pm. AED 449 per person.
GO: Visit www.sevenrooms.com for more information.
Four Seasons Hotel DIFC
Drawing inspiration from early Arab philosophers who believed beauty emerges from balance, Penrose Lounge presents a suhoor menu composed with harmony in mind. The three-course sharing experience plays with contrast, pairing sweet and savoury notes alongside warm and cool elements. Live oud melodies set the tone, while the city skyline adds to the sense of occasion. Available daily from 9pm to 1am. AED 215 per person.
GO: Visit fourseasons.com for more information.
Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach
The Majlis at Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach channels the spirit of togetherness in an elegant open-air setting inspired by historic gatherings of scholars and poets. Tables are filled with comforting classics, from saffron rice and roasted lamb to pistachio-laced desserts, while traditional entertainment elevates the mood as the night unfolds. Available daily from 10pm to 2am. AED 290 per person.
GO: Visit fourseasons.com for more information.
Gerbou
Gerbou’s suhoor sharing menu is built for a relaxed late-night feast. It begins with a comforting vegetable broth and pistachio-feta crackers with mushrooms, followed by a choice of fresh salad. Choose from appetisers such as kofta with labneh, saffron fish kebbeh, or charred cabbage, before moving on to mains including chicken or vegetable macarona, chicken musakhan khubz, chicken arsiya, or a rich dahl stew with Arabic bread. Desserts include date cake, sago, charcoal-grilled saffron cheese kunafa, or logaimat, paired with freshly prepared coffee, tea, or mocktails. Available daily from 9pm to 3am. AED 315 per person.
GO: Visit www.gerbou.com for more information.
Hilton Dubai Al Habtoor City
Settle in for Suhoor featuring live stations and classic Ramadan beverages. À la carte drinks start from AED 25, with shisha available for AED 100. Expect live oud music, traditional games, prayer rooms, valet parking and complimentary Wi-Fi, all designed to keep the night flowing at an unhurried pace. Available daily from 9.30pm to 2.30am. AED 175 per person.
GO: Call 04 437 3333 for more information.
Jumeirah Beach Hotel
With Burj Al Arab as the backdrop, Jumeirah Beach Hotel’s Ramadan Garden offers a serene open-air setting for suhoor. Expect live oud and qanun music alongside mezze and live stations serving falafel, mixed grill and shawarma. Designed to welcome up to 700 guests, it’s an elegant spot to embrace the spirit of the Holy Month. Available daily from 10pm to 2am. AED 320 per person.
GO: Call 04 406 8047 for more information.
Layali Ellington
Layali Ellington is a new Ramadan suhoor tent offering a contemporary take on traditional majlis culture. Set at One Central in DIFC, the experience pairs soft live music with a Levantine-inspired sharing menu, all framed by panoramic views of the Museum of the Future. It’s a relaxed yet elevated spot for conversation, reflection and togetherness. Available daily from 8.30pm. AED 200 per person (suhoor set menu).
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Manaret Beirut
Located in Motor City, Manaret Beirut blends food, fun and a little retail therapy throughout Ramadan. Head to the expansive outdoor area, complete with water fountains and lush greenery, and settle in for suhoor accompanied by a live oud performance. Expect interactive food stations, freshly baked manakeesh and ka’ak, traditional Ramadan drinks and classic games that encourage you to stay a little longer. Available daily from 9:30pm to 4am. AED 149 per person.
GO: Follow @manaretbeirut_ on Instagram for more information.
Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai
Mandarin Oriental Jumeira celebrates the heritage of Old Jumeirah through a collaboration with Emirati artist Shayma Al Mughairy, known as the Queen of Sand. Titled Gift of Time, the artwork reflects sand’s ever-changing nature and enduring presence, mirroring Ramadan’s themes of renewal and connection. Suhoor at The Majlis unfolds at an unhurried pace, featuring a buffet of Arabian-inspired flavours, traditional desserts, and refreshing beverages, plus a curated shisha selection served outdoors, all set to live music with the beach as your backdrop. Available daily from 10pm to 2am. AED 300 per person.
GO: Call 04 777 2223 for more information.
Palazzo Versace Dubai
Palazzo Versace Dubai brings back its signature Hikayat Ramadan Garden, transforming the waterfront into an elegant outdoor setting for the Holy Month. Set among palm trees with views over Dubai Creek, the garden is a serene spot for suhoor under the stars, with a thoughtfully curated à la carte menu spanning international flavours. Live entertainment includes an oud player, Tanoura and Turkish Sofi dance performances, while shisha is available late into the night. A minimum spend of AED 200 per person on food and beverages applies.
GO: Visit www.palazzoversace.ae for more information.
Topgolf Dubai
Topgolf Dubai pairs suhoor with easygoing gameplay for a fun, after-hours gathering. The Suhoor Tower includes a complete dining experience served at the bay, plus two hours of gameplay. Expect dates, mezze, mini manakeesh, shawarma, lamb kofta wraps, falafel wraps, sliders, wings, fresh fruit and baklava. Available daily from 10pm. AED 295 per person (minimum six guests).
GO: Visit www.sevenrooms.com for more information.
Vida Creek Beach
Suhoor at The Courtyard in Vida Creek Beach is held beside the lagoon, in a candlelit setting overlooking Dubai Creek. The semi-buffet begins with a selection of Arabic appetisers and desserts, followed by a choice of dishes from the Ramadan à la carte menu. Expect a slow, social suhoor designed for lingering. Available daily from 10:30pm to 1am. AED 120 per person.
GO: Call 04 542 8888 for more information.
