Wednesday 30 September 2015

10 Incredible Restaurants In Abu Dhabi




1. Mezlai- The Emirati Experience


If you want to get a local experience, Mezlai is the restaurant for you. The restaurant serves authentic Emirati food with the kitchen being run by an Emirati chef. Mezlai, has two floors, a private majlis and an interior design reflecting UAE traditions.  Local cuisine is prepared with carefully sourced, fresh ingredients, and served in a friendly yet elegant atmosphere with great service.
Must Try: Give your taste buds an adventure with sheep, rabbit, ostrich and camel dishes.
Where: Emirates Palace Hotel


2. Brasserie Angelique – French Fancy


Hungry? Head to this fancy French restaurant that has an authentic French à la carte menu, created by artistic and experienced chefs, served in plush surroundings that give a true Parisian feel. All in all, it’s passion served on a plate.
Must Try: Specialities include steak tartare and sole meuniere, followed by the delicious desserts you’d expect in France.
Where: Jumeirah at Etihad Towers


3. Spaccanapoli- The Italy Of Abu Dhabi


Order a metre-long pizza with different toppings at both ends. Sample seafood, homemade pasta and antipasti along with excellent wines, all from the comfort of old-Naples-style surroundings. Sit indoors or out, watch Abu Dhabi life pass by and enjoy a great-value meal that will leave you wondering whether you’re really in Abu Dhabi or in Italy.
Must Try: Pizzas with different toppings at both ends.
Where: Crowne Plaza


4. BBQ Al Qasr- A Romantic Beach Barbeque


The location and ambience here are hard to beat, and although you’ll pay a premium for them, they’re worth the expense. This place is a heaven for meat-lovers, seafood fans. Select from a wide range of grilled steaks and fish complemented by tempting cocktails and a wonderful wine list. No trip to Abu Dhabi is complete without an authentic barbecue and this one is not to be missed.
Must Try: Prime Aged American Black Angus Beef Steaks.
Where:  Emirates Palace Hotel, West End Corniche


5. Bonna Annee- The Price Is Right 


For Lunch and dinner on a budget – without compromising on taste – take a stroll to Abu Hail Street and seek out the bright frontage of Bonna Annee. Mounds of authentic African cuisine are piled onto the plates at this Ethiopian eatery that has reviewers raving about its fantastic value for money. And don’t worry if you don’t fancy a spicy dish – there’s something to suit every palate at this place. If you are a first timer, order their house Special which is a sampling of a variety of their dishes served on top of a large 'injera,' which is their bread.
Must Try: Minchet Abesh, Key Wet, Meser be Sega
Where: Abu Hail Street


6. Samak- A Seafood Experience


A tranquil spot for beautiful sunsets, beach views and the freshest seafood and steak dishes cooked over an open grill. The stunning decor adds to the relaxing atmosphere.
Must Try: Steamed Lobster tail, fresh shucked oysters
Where: Desert Islands Resort & Spa by Anantara, Sir Bani Yas Island


7. Oasis Cafe – Lebanese Cuisine


Head to this restaurant for the awesome Lebanese cuisine and live music. They offer shisha in an authentic garden setting.
Must Try: special shisha
Where: Danat Al Ain Resort


8. Ally Pally Pub – The British way


This place has the right atmosphere and ambience to have a small talk, drink and eat British food. With dartboards, a billiard table, and giant size TV, this trendily designed bar sets a great mood.
Must Try: British food
Where: Al Ain Palace Hotel


9. Galler – The Dessert Place


Galler provides an exquisite chocolate experience offering a wide range of luxurious chocolates, pastries, sweets and savoury inspirations, including homemade crapes and waffles.
Must Try: Crapes, wasffels.
Where: Al Wahda Mall


10. Al Fanous Cafe- The Shisha Craze


Spend your evening relaxing inside or outside on the terrace. Choose from a variety of shisha flavours and enjoy hot and cold beverages and light snacks.
Must try: Shisha
Where: Armed Forces Officers Club & Hotel

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