The restaurant will be one of many to open at Harbour House.


Dubai’s dining scene has no shortage of new restaurants, but every so often, something arrives that feels poised to capture the city’s attention. This season, that spotlight falls on Son of a Fish, a homegrown concept from Addmind Hospitality that will open as part of the new Harbour House destination at Bar du Port. The restaurant pays homage to the Athenian Riviera while remaining distinctly rooted in Dubai’s pace and style.

Inside, floor-to-ceiling windows bathe the dining room in natural light. The design pays homage to the Greek coastline, with woven rattan chairs, rustic wooden details, and whitewashed accents combining to create a relaxed yet refined atmosphere. Outside, a spacious terrace overlooks the water, making the space equally appealing for lingering lunches, sunset cocktails, or intimate dinners. Whether you’re seeking a simple coffee and pastry before a day on the beach or a leisurely seafood feast under the stars, the setting is designed to deliver.

Son of a Fish

Seafood takes centre stage on the menu. Drawing inspiration from Greece’s rich fishing heritage, Son of a Fish balances tradition and innovation. The day’s catch will be displayed on ice, allowing guests to select their fish before it’s cooked to order. Dishes range from classic Greek recipes, such as Grilled Octopus with lemon and capers, or Charred Sea Bass with wild herbs, to globally inspired creations that fuse Mediterranean techniques with broader flavours. Many plates are designed for sharing, encouraging a family-style dining experience. A considered beverage list includes Greek wines, cocktails and fresh juices.

Son of a Fish

To complete the ambience, DJs and live performers will provide a soundtrack as the sun goes down, turning the restaurant into a lively evening destination. While Son of a Fish is just one of several concepts planned for Harbour House, it’s the first to open – and it promises to make waves.

GO: Visit https://addmind.com for more information.