Try the Starters, Lachmacun, Mercimek Koftesi + Ispanakli. Main:Iskender Kebap is really good, or Adana Kebab. Desserts: Kunafe or Sutlac. Service is good, but too slow and Shisha was disappointing.
The most iconic hotel in the world. Take advantage of reception desks on every floor, rain showers and jacuzzis in every suite, a Rolls-Royce fleet, butlers on call around the clock and dining under t
One of the best hotels I've ever been to. Friendly, clean, good location. Only downside is the fight for sunlight on the pool deck. Will certainly recommend this place to everyone!
The design of the 818m tower was inspired by Islamic art. Not just the world’s tallest building, it also hosts the world’s highest nightclub on the 144th floor. – Green Guide Editor
Nice place to hang out with your friends. Lots of things you can do...: beach, restaurants, cafe, lounge, mall, shopping, walking. Just relax and have fun :)
The 10-million litre Dubai Aquarium tank, located on the Ground Level of The Dubai Mall, is the largest suspended aquarium in the world
Ok, is not like skying on the mountain but it's the best thing we can have in Dubai. Anyway, be careful while skying. You might probably know to stand, but others don't. Enjoy it :)
Not a lot of shopping anymore, but the selection of restaurants is amazing! Stroll around the souk and enjoy the fountains.
Stop complaining about the traffic! If you can't deal with it then dump your car off JBR and walk instead. After all it's called "The Walk" for a reason!
Situated on a man-made island of incredible scale, this resort is the focal point of the Palm Jumeirah and offers scuba diving and dolphin feeding in the warm Arabian seas.
Opened in 2007 this mall is situated on the banks of the Dubai Creek and looking out onto Canal Walk, a stunning waterway called which offers al fresco waterside dining. At the heart of the center is En savoir plus .
Housed in the al Fahidi Fort built in 1787, the Dubai Museum is the oldest existing building in Dubai. Stop in for a slice of authentic Emirati history in a modern city.
Traditional Arabic creek side with lots of Sheesha, best place for being bliss with sheesha and music, u cud find ancient cultural buildings there
Go straight to the top (well, one floor shy), to Bar 44, of this 45-storey hotel for a cocktail. Or stay on the ground floor and meet at Buddha Bar.
Best authentic Lebanese food. Reminds you of grandma's food. Genuine experience. Amazing place!!
Unfortunately .. Nice atmosphere, music and decor .. Bad food very bad service as and expensiveمكان حلو والديكو وفرقة موسيقية لييف كذلك.. خدمة سيئة واكل سيئ وسعر جدا مرتفع وغير مقنع.
Special treat: One of Dubai’s most luxurious resorts, the One&Only Royal Mirage has understated décor, a marvellous beach and is very romantic. Doubles from £175. Read full review http://bit.ly/UJGQwZ
Then wander outside to the Oriental-style Ewaan Lounge (theaddress.com) to recline on cushions in a private poolside cabana under palm trees lit with fairy lights.
Take a splash in one of Dubai’s pristine public beaches. They have more atmosphere than the sterile hotel beaches. Umm Suqeim is an expat favourite with fantastic views of Burj Al Arab.
The creekside Spice Souq stalls long ago succumbed to tourism, but you can still get a feel for old Arabia at the restored Heritage House and Al Ahmadiya School, with their airy courtyards.
During winter, Dubai’s parks are packed with locals. Saunter along the water’s edge at Creekside Park, between Al Maktoum and Al Garhoud Bridges, to take in the atmosphere.
Dine on superb seafood at a table overlooking sail-shaped Burj Al Arab at Pierchic (jumeirah.com; £85 for two), a restaurant at the end of a pier looking out towards the fairy-tale Madinat Jumeirah.
This place is amazing, really huge..with all famous fashion brands. The ice rink rocks here...! a must watch for tourists
Amazing 7-course afternoon tea but not ideal for those with small appetites! I'm tired of eating and we've still got 3 courses to go! Plus a mini birthday cake!
Each evening, The Dubai Fountain dances to a show of lights and music. Grab a seat for the festivities!
Great falafel to be had from this place, made traditionally and infused with parsley, coriander and a touch of chili, making the innard very green!
Nice photo spots with Burj Al Arab in the background: the terrace near Costa Cafe or the terrace on top of the Amphitheatre (near Honyaki or Starbucks)!
The whole place is just amazing, loved being whizzed around in the golf club cart! The Pierchic seafood restaurant is a must, even if it's a walk to the door along the pier to see the Burj from afar!
