Dubai’s food and drink scene is as dynamic as the city itself, making it the perfect place to enjoy the ICC Champions Trophy final. Whether you want a casual meal, an elevated dining experience, or a buzzy bar to keep the party going, this list has you covered:

Bars: Where to Celebrate (or Drown Your Sorrows)

Thematic Experiences

Ting Irie (Downtown Dubai)

If you love reggae beats and strong rum cocktails, this Jamaican hotspot is a must-visit. Pair your drinks with their legendary jerk chicken for the full experience—and get ready to dance the night away.

Salmon Guru (Business Bay)

A wild, neon-lit bar serving up eccentric cocktails in equally eccentric glassware. If you like your drinks creative and fun, this is the place.

Amazónico (DIFC)

Step into a lush, rainforest-inspired venue with Latin-infused cocktails and live DJ sets. Ideal for those who love a bit of flair with their night out.

For Cocktails with a View

Monkey Bar (Trade Centre)

Located at the 25hours Hotel, this rooftop bar is perfect for sundowners, with jungle vibes and stunning views of the Museum of the Future.

Gilt (Burj Al Arab)

A cocktail bar that matches the luxury of the Burj Al Arab. Expect elegant drinks crafted by top mixologists in a dazzling gold-dipped setting.

Blind Tiger (Jumeirah Al Naseem)

A hidden gem with speakeasy vibes, luxurious decor, and an expertly curated cocktail menu.

For the Cocktail Connoisseur

Galaxy Bar (DIFC)

Small, exclusive, and absolutely stunning, this bar is known for its celestial-themed cocktails and intimate setting.

Ly-La (DIFC)

A subterranean speakeasy with Bedouin-inspired interiors and Middle Eastern spice-infused cocktails.

Electric Pawn Shop (Trade Centre)

A bar with a ‘70s NYC Chinatown aesthetic, serving up bold Asian-influenced drinks with a side of underground cool.

Zuma (DIFC)

More than just a restaurant, Zuma’s bar is one of the busiest in the city, offering sleek interiors and a Japanese-inspired cocktail menu.

Restaurants: Where to Refuel

For an Authentic Taste of Dubai

Al Ijaza Cafeteria (Kite Beach)

No trip to Dubai is complete without a stop at this legendary two-decade-old street food joint—although this is a newer outlet with the same old quality. Grab a shawarma and a fresh juice, and soak in the local vibes, just a stone's throw from Jumeirah beach.

For a High-End Meal

Dinner by Heston Blumenthal (Atlantis The Royal)

A fine dining experience like no other, with dishes inspired by centuries-old British recipes.

The MAINE Oyster Bar & Grill (Jumeirah Beach)

A laid-back yet upscale seafood spot, perfect for those who love oysters and a good brasserie atmosphere.

Mimi Kakushi (Four Seasons Resort Dubai)

Japanese elegance meets 1920s Osaka at this sleek sushi and sake destination.

For Global Flavours

Miss Lily’s (Sheraton Grand Hotel)

Bringing the heat from the Caribbean, this restaurant serves up spicy jerk chicken, plantain chips, and strong rum punch.

Lila Wood-Fired Taqueria (Umm Suqeim)

The best tacos in Dubai, served fresh from a wood-fired oven. Don’t skip the brisket taco.

Hawkerboi (JLT)

A modern take on Singaporean hawker food, with bold wok-fried dishes packed with flavour.

Bait Maryam (JLT)

A warm and cozy Levantine restaurant, offering homely Palestinian and Jordanian dishes.

For a Twist on Indian Cuisine

Trèsind (One&Only Royal Mirage)

One of Dubai’s best modern Indian restaurants, known for its innovative takes on classic dishes.

Jun’s (Downtown Dubai)

A fusion of North American and Asian flavours, with beautifully plated dishes that pack a punch.