20 Must-Try Iftar Spots In Dubai This Ramadan

There’s something extra special about Iftar in Dubai.

It’s a time for shared moments, laughter, and comfort food with the people you love. As the city slows down, every table feels a little warmer.

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Here’s a curated list of Iftar spots where you can break your fast with the people you love this Ramadan:

20. Ramadan nights… but make it elegant

Address Montgomerie’s Ramadan tent El Nafoura is bringing the full vibe… elegant setup, cozy atmosphere, and all the traditional touches that make the month feel special. Expect a seriously good Iftar spread packed with authentic flavours, crowd-favourite classics, and standout dishes you’ll actually go back for. Add in the warm hospitality and peaceful golf course views, and it’s lowkey one of those spots you’ll want to book early. Ramadan catch-ups? Sorted.

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• Price: AED 280 / Children aged 6-11 – AED 140 / Children below 6 Complimentary

19. Ain Dubai is hosting a private Iftar 250 metres Above The city

If you want to take Iftar to new heights, Ain Dubai is offering a private Premium Cabin experience 250 metres above the city. Perfect for families and friends, the experience blends Ramadan traditions with sweeping skyline views, creating a setting that feels both serene and unforgettable. You’ll be welcomed with dates and Arabic coffee before sharing a signature mezzeh platter and refreshing mocktails, all with the dedicated service of a private host. It’s an intimate way to gather, reflect, and enjoy Iftar from a truly unique perspective.

• Location: Ain Dubai
• Cost: AED 345 per person (minimum 10 guests)

Reservations: Visit Ain Dubai ticket counters, call +971 4 800 246392 (800 AINDXB) or book online via Ramadan at Ain Dubai

 

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18. 17 new Ramadan specials you can’t miss

Gazebo is bringing all the Ramadan vibes this year with 17 new specials you can enjoy ALL DAY! From Gosht Galawati Sliders and Gosht Hareesa to Kandhari Murgh Pulao and crispy Kaju Potli Samosa, it’s tradition with a modern twist. For Iftar, the Classics Platter (AED 150) and Premium Platter (AED 160) are perfect for sharing with friends and family, packed with biryani, samosas, Murgh kababs, and sweet treats like Shahi Tukda and Ajwa Cake On the go? Grab the Classic Box (AED 45) or Royal Box (AED 70) for a full Iftar packed with biryani, rolls, desserts, and dates… because Ramadan eating should always hit different.

• Price: Starting from AED 45
• Bookings: Call your nearest Gazebo outlet or order for delivery

17. Your sunset Iftar, done the Swissôtel way

Celebrate Ramadan at Swissôtel Al Ghurair with a feast that has it all! Start with fresh salads and cold mezzeh, dive into comforting soups and starters, then enjoy hearty mains like fish sayadieh, shish tawook, chicken kabsa, lamb thareed, and beef kofta. Live stations serve shawarma and grand lamb ouzi, while a dessert spread including umm ali, kunafa, baklava, and a live luqaimat counter rounds off the feast. Sip unlimited Ramadan juices, Arabic coffee, and Moroccan tea while soaking in the family-friendly vibes at the traditional “majlis” or on the terrace overlooking Deira. Daily from sunset to 9 PM, AED 135 per adult, AED 70 per child (6–12), with complimentary parking and kids’ play area… perfect for breaking fast with friends and family!

• Price: AED 135 per adult / AED 70 per child (6 to 12 years old)
• For reservations: Call or WhatsApp +971 4 293 3270
• Email: dining.alghurair@swissotel.com
• More info: https://www.swissotel-dubai-alghurair.com/offers/ramadan-iftar-2026/

16. Celebrate Ramadan with Arabic Delicacies and rooftop views

Mövenpick’s Ramadan experience takes place outdoors on a beautifully lit rooftop with traditional souk-style decor, live Oud music, a luqaimat and Arabic coffee station, and a photo corner in a “majlis” setup. Guests can start with lentil soup and a variety of hot and cold mezzehs like falafel, hummus, labneh, stuffed vine leaves, fresh salads, Arabic cheeses, and local specialties such as Salatat Khadra Emirati and Date, Spinach & Feta Salad, plus a live make-your-own Tabbouleh station. Freshly baked manakeesh and Saj breads come with fillings like Za’atar, cheese, minced lamb, lamb kofta, and more. Main courses feature Arabic classics including Dawood Basha, Spicy Fish Harra, Eggplant Moussaka, Machboos Rice, Mixed Dolma, Beef Kofta Tagine, Fish Sayadieh, Vegetable Tagine, and six interactive live stations that showcase Mövenpick’s culinary flair. There’s also a shawarma station with homemade sauces, a live grill with kebabs, and a carving station of Arabic Beef Rotisserie, all curated under the guidance of Culinary Director Mohamad Albalkhi.

• Price: AED 189 per adult and AED 95 for children between 6 to 12 years

For more information or bookings, please call or whatsapp 050 640 6388, email dining.jumeirahbeach@movenpick.com.

15. Lanterns, live grills & dessert goals

Up on Palm West Beach, Frenia Rooftop Lounge brings sunset vibes with killer views of Ain Dubai, Dubai Marina, and the Gulf. Lanterns, soft Arabic beats, and open-air seating set the perfect chill Ramadan mood. The Iftar buffet rotates daily with hot and cold mezze, live grills, saj, and made-to-order desserts… so you can keep coming back for new flavours ALL MONTH LONG!

 

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14. Ramadan Iftar done right

Wagah Border at Four Points is serving up a proper Iftar spread. Start with dates, lentil soup, and mezze, then hit the live chaat and shawarma stations. Mains cover everything from Arabic and Indian classics to pasta and biryani, and dessert is all the favourites… kunafa, baklava, vermicelli kheer, plus jallab, rooh afza, and masala chai to wash it down. DELICIOUSSSS.

Price: AED 159 per person (AED 129 for a limited time to guests who book or confirm early)

13. Soulful Iftar with Tulum energy

GITANO Dubai is ditching the tent for sand underfoot, golden sunsets, and bold Tulum-inspired flavours. Set on J1 Beach, the Iftar experience blends the call to prayer with the sound of the sea, starting with creamy guac, warm pan de queso, watermelon salad with chili and plum, pozole, and smoky chicken pastor skewers. Mains include arbol chili baby chicken, banana leaf–steamed branzino, and short rib quesabirria with melted Chihuahua cheese. Dessert? Churros with rich Abuelita chocolate and decadent Dubai Chocolate Tacos with pistachio and ice cream as the sky turns indigo.

• Price: AED 260 per person

12. A fresh take on Ramadan gatherings in Dubai

Marsa Boulevard, Dubai’s new seasonal waterfront spot, is bringing a fresh take to Ramadan with The Majlis, a unique space perfect for holy month gatherings. Inspired by the Season of Wulfa, launched by His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, the venue offers iftar set menus at Mara and Solenn, sweet treats like TŌRI x Around The Block’s falooda cake and Ratwa’s rangeena date cookies, plus special Ramadan coffees from WatchHouse made with rare beans from Ethiopia and Panama.

11. A relaxed seaside Iftar with classic flavours and calm Palm Jumeirah vibes

Bring your loved ones together for a cozy Iftar by the water at Kempinski the Palm. Set along the shores of Palm Jumeirah, this Iftar is all about good food and unhurried moments. Expect a generous multi-station buffet that mixes classic Ramadan favs with international flavours… from mezze and manakish to lamb ouzi and freshly made kunafa. It’s relaxed, comforting, and perfect for lingering conversations after sunset.

• Price: Weekday Iftar: AED 265 per person / Weekend Iftar: AED 285 per person

10. A private beachfront majlis made for slow nights and meaningful moments

For an Iftar that feels truly special, Majlis Under The Stars at Jumeirah Al Naseem offers an intimate setting right by the beach. Set under the night sky, the experience blends traditional Ramadan flavours, soft oud melodies, and the calm sound of the waves. Designed for privacy and comfort, it’s ideal for family gatherings or close-knit groups looking to share a quieter, more elevated Ramadan evening.

*The majlis must be booked 48 hours in advance and is best suited for groups of 10–20 people.

• Price: AED 10,000 minimum spend for up to 10 people

Includes a private beachfront majlis, Arabic-style sharing menu, Ramadan beverages, and a live oud player

• Additional guests (above 10 people): AED 750 per additional adult (12+ years) / AED 375 per additional child (4–11 years) / Children under 4 dine free

9. A taste of tradition under the open sky

Enjoy Ramadan under the stars at Layali Al Qamar, where al fresco dining meets regional heritage. The buffet is stacked with lamb ouzi, signature grills, and classic hot and cold mezze, while live Oud performances (Thursday to Saturday) and a resident Henna artist (Friday evenings) add a cultural touch. Perfect for families and friends looking to soak in the season’s flavors and vibes.

• Price: AED 180 adults | AED 100 children (5–12)

8. Dubai’s beloved Iftar spot is back

The Majlis is back at Dubai World Trade Centre this Ramadan, open daily until Eid. The space mixes modern vibes with traditional Arabian warmth, serving up Emirati and Middle Eastern favourites, international bites, live cooking stations, and desserts like date pudding and luqaimat. Plus, they’re giving back by donating meals with Tarahum Charity Foundation and UAE Food Bank, so you can enjoy your Iftar and feel good about it.

• Price: AED 250 adults | AED 120 kids (6–12) | under 6 eat free

7. Beachfront vibes and a feast to remember

Address Beach Resort Dubai is serving Iftar with sunset views over the Arabian Gulf and a mix of contemporary luxury and traditional charm. Start with comforting Ramadan soups and a spread of hot and cold mezze, then move on to highlights like a seafood counter and live BBQ station, where chefs grill Arabic mixed meats and fresh seafood over open flames for that smoky, irresistible flavour. It’s a full evening of great food, beautiful views, and classic Ramadan vibes.

• Price: AED 278 per adult

6. Chill Iftar with Burj Khalifa views & a AED 79 set menu

Enjoy a casual Iftar at Black Tap Dubai Mall with front-row views of the Dubai Fountain and Burj Khalifa. The AED 79 set menu includes a starter like Onion Rings, House Salad, or Fried Mozzarella, a main such as The All American Burger, Falafel Burger, or Crispy Chicken Sandwich, and a drink of your choice. For dessert, grab the Ramadan Mini Shakes AKA a trio of mini milkshakes inspired by their famous CrazyShakes, priced at AED 99. It’s perfect for sharing and ending the evening on a sweet, playful note.

• Price: AED 79 per person, includes starter, main and drink / AED 99 for three mini shakes

5. A sunset Iftar with an Italian touch

This Ramadan, Lunarossa invites guests to break their fast at 6:20 PM with an Italian-inspired Iftar. Start with appetisers like hummus, chicken salad, parmigiana zucchini, truffle pizza, and frittata. For the main, enjoy Pappardelle Genovese di Carne, slow-cooked pasta with rich meat ragù. Finish with Crema Nonna Italia, a custard dessert with fresh fruit. Designed for sharing, Lunarossa’s Iftar blends Italian flavours and Ramadan tradition in a cozy, elegant setting.

• Price: AED 180 per person

4. A culinary journey for Ramadan

At Amelia, break your fast in a retro-futuristic Downtown setting with a refined Nikkei Iftar. Served daily from 6 PM to 8 PM, the menu includes shared starters, signature Nikkei dishes, and mains like Wagyu Tenderloin, Sea Bass, and Pollo Asado, finished with elegant desserts. Bespoke non-alcoholic Ramadan drinks crafted with Lyre’s complete the experience, making it a sunset-to-table Iftar you won’t forget.

• Price: AED 295 per person

3. A Ramadan Iftar beyond the ordinary

This not your traditional Iftar… At Zenon, Kempinski Central Avenue, break your fast in a futuristic yet soulful setting. The Iftar starts with Palestinian Medjoul dates, freshly baked bread, olives, and Moroccan Harira soup, followed by sharing-style starters like hummus, bulgur salad with pomegranate molasses, Salmon Briouats, and Turkish Manti. For mains, choose Grilled Cod in tomato, olive, and caper sauce or Slow-Cooked Lamb Shoulder, and finish with Basboussa paired with mastica ice cream. Beyond the food, Zenon’s AI-driven visuals, holographic projections, and personalised digital artworks turn the evening into an immersive journey blending culture, technology, and gastronomy.

• Price: AED 275 per person

2. Break your fast with flavour

Naughty Pizza serves an Iftar starting with dates and bites like Beef Crocchettone or Montanara al Ragù. Mains include the signature Naughty Pizza, Pepperoni Pizza, or Gold Liwa Salad, finished with Tiramisu or Naughty Angels, fried dough balls with Pistachio or Nutella. Perfect for a playful, flavour-packed Ramadan night.

• Price: AED 149

1. Laid-back Iftar with an American twist

Kick off your Iftar at Rodeo Drive Ibn Battuta Gate in a fun, laid-back spot where Ramadan traditions meet all-American flavours. From 6 PM, dig into starters like Iftar Salad, Hummus, or Avocado Hummus, then mains like Shrimp Kibbeh, Cajun Kebabs, or Lamb Chops, with sides like Jambalaya Rice, mac & cheese, and grilled veggies. Wrap it up with Umm Ali or Pistachio Tres Leches and sip on mocktails, tea, or coffee while catching up with friends and family… simple, tasty, and totally chill.

• Price: AED 95 per person

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