Nestled in the depths of WAFI Pyramids, an international haven for culinary experiences from across the globe, you could easily be forgiven for thinking this seventeen-year-old authentic Spanish eatery was located down a side-street in Southern Spain.
Meaning “small alley” in Arabic, Zaroob serves up tasty dishes inspired by traditional street food vendors found across the Levant region. BBC Good Food Middle East paid the Dubai Marina branch a visit tried out the revamped menu.
Looking for a laid-back Thursday evening brunch? Look no further than Local Dubai's Mexican offering in Barsha Heights to enjoy an all-you-can-eat and drink affair for under AED 200.
This Italian eatery is named after chef Antonio Mellino’s flagship restaurant on Italy’s Amalfi coast. The original restaurant holds two Michelin stars and has a been a popular hotspot for seafood and pasta dishes since it first opened in 1984.
Having closed its doors over the summer to undergo a complete refurbishment and menu change, BBC Good Food Middle East has been eagerly waiting to see the changes, and can confirm that the re-vamp is simply beautiful, and the restaurant is better than ever.
As the name suggests, this seafood restaurant is currently under the control of Michelin acclaimed chef Nathan Outlaw.
