Al Jaddaf Rotana Suite Hotel and homegrown fragrance house Alchimie marked Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a Pinktober afternoon tea, with the seasonal high tea now available daily until 31 October.
The Aussie café in Jumeirah Village Circle gives eligible new residents a free espresso-menu coffee on a first visit, then 15% off the espresso menu on the next two.
DXB Local ranked 65 Dubai dishes from written reviews of the city's top 1,000 restaurants. French toast leads the mains, hummus the appetizers and tiramisu the desserts.
Greenhouse Social’s Diwali brunch runs from 1pm to 4pm on Saturday 7 November, from AED 199 for adults and AED 99 for children.
Two Sofitel chefs share one menu at Porterhouse Bar & Grill on Friday 23 October, with a set menu at AED 325 per person and a pairing package at AED 535.
Six hotels in Old Dubai are running Indian-themed Diwali buffets from AED 75 per person throughout November, with rooms from AED 200 for stays from 1 to 15 November.
Named after the temperature at which gold melts, Ten64 serves wings, sliders, mocktails and Indian platters from a rooftop pool bar in Deira, open daily from 12pm to 10:30pm.
Scrum & Sip runs at The Dubliner’s from October to November 2026, with a platter and jug combo at AED 320 and team-inspired boards at AED 165.
Timo’s BBQ Fridays start on 23 October at AED 179, Level 43 Sky Lounge serves three hours of drinks for AED 99, and Khayal in Abu Dhabi runs a seafood night from AED 279.
On Saturday 24 October, XVA in Al Fahidi opens Charlie Koolhaas’s SYNCHRONICITY exhibition, then hosts ROUTES & ROOTS, an eight-course Chinese dinner at AED 439 plus VAT.
