Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 11 March 2025: Have a memorable Ramadan experience with your family and friends while in Dubai. The city has plenty of options for Iftar and Suhoor, including an exquisite selection of Ramadan tents. 
 
If you are in Dubai during the Holy Month of Ramadan, make sure to visit these well-loved and awe-inspiring tents to break your fast or have Suhoor: 
 
Al Diwan at Burj Al Arab 
Jumeirah Burj Al Arab launched Al Diwan, its first-ever Ramadan tent. Set against the backdrop of Dubai’s most iconic landmark, Al Diwan offers an extraordinary setting steeped in heritage. The rotating Iftar menus showcase an indulgent selection of regional delicacies while for Suhoor, guests can enjoy a family-style dining experience featuring enticing dishes. Iftar at Al Diwan will be served daily from sunset to 8:30PM and Suhoor will be available from 10:00PM to 01:00AM on weekdays and 10:00PM to 2:00AM on weekends. 
 
Asateer Tent at Atlantis The Palm 
Asateer Tent is back at Atlantis The Palm is back to celebrate the Holy Month of Ramadan. Bigger than ever before, the venue offers an elegant yet modern look and feel with beautiful décor, and stunning seating options including a new garden by the terrace. Diners can look forward to savouring a fusion buffet with dedicated theme nights, showcasing international, Arabesque, Khaleeji, Persian, and Turkish cuisine. The Iftar buffet will be available from sunset until 8:30pm, while for Suhoor, food will be served from 10:00pm until 2:30am. Guests are welcome to stay and enjoy the tent until 3:00am. 
 
Al Majlis Tent at Madinat Jumeirah
Discover delectable dining options at Madinat Jumeirah’s Al Majlis tent this Ramadan amidst a luxurious setting. Enjoy a fantastic Iftar feast featuring cold mezze platters, mouth-watering meat dishes and traditional desserts. The venue will also be serving Suhoor specials from 9:30pm to 3am. 
 
Terrace Between the Towers 
An exquisite experience awaits you at Jumeirah Emirates Towers as the venue hosts an opulent outdoor tent at Terrace Between the Towers. Discover unmatched Arabian hospitality as you feast on traditional favourites during their Iftar and Suhoor get-togethers, with impressive vistas of the Museum of the Future. 
 
The Majlis at Dubai World Trade Center 
Dining at The Majlis in Dubai World Trade Centre is always an indulgent affair. One of the city’s longest-running Ramadan venues is known for its fantastic spread, luxurious vibe and impeccable service. With its impressive Arabesque interiors and gazebo seating, this venue is perfect for groups of all sizes to come together for a delightful dining experience during the Holy Month. Must-try delicacies for Iftar include traditional Emirati and Middle Eastern classics. 
 
Hikayat Ramadan Garden at Palazzo Versace Dubai 
A Dubai favourite for years, Palazzo Versace’s Hikayat Ramadan Garden is back with a stunning al fresco set up overlooking the Dubai Creek. Experience Suhoor under the stars with a wide selection of international dishes. Every night throughout the Holy Month, guests can enjoy popular recipes cooked by the hotel's expert culinary team, available from 9:30pm to 3am. 
 
The Majlis at Mandarin Oriental Jumeira
Mandarin Oriental Jumeira returns this Ramadan with an Iftar tent that pays homage to UAE’s rich heritage. The tent offers a new look and feel with outdoor seating that overlooks the glittering waters of the Arabian Gulf. The spread is extravagant with traditional specials alongside bestsellers from their popular eateries Netsu by Ross Shonhan and Michelin-starred Tasca by Jose Avillez. Suhoor meals are also being served from 10pm until 2am with a la carte sharing. 
 
The Majlis at Four Seasons Resort Dubai
This Ramadan, The Majlis at Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach invites guests on an extraordinary journey through time, recreating the grandeur of historic gatherings. The open-air Majlis will serve Iftar and Suhoor, offering a seamless blend of culinary excellence, cultural traditions, and heartfelt hospitality in a setting of refined elegance, transforming the resort’s event garden. 
Iftar Under The Dome at Expo City 
Have a unique iftar experience under the iconic Al Wasl dome. Guests can soak up immersive light shows and cultural storytelling as they enjoy an extensive buffet-style dining experience with live stations and regional flavours.  It offers two experiences – a communal iftar table and a more exclusive Iftar Cabin for up to 10 people with an additional booking fee. 
 
Ramadan Nights by Nara 
Pick from Iftar at 5:30pm or Suhoor at 9pm and head over to find an authentic Arabian spice market set in the middle of the desert, as Nara Escape invites guests to experience the Holy Month with its enchanting ‘Ramadan Nights’ under the starlit skies. Known for its unparalleled blend of luxury and authenticity, Nara provides an extraordinary iftar setting amidst the beauty of the desert landscape. Adding to the charm of the evening, guests can enjoy a variety of entertainment during Iftar, from camel rides to falcon show and live Oud music, creating the perfect atmosphere for a memorable evening.
On top of the Ramadan tents, there is also a wide range of Iftar and Suhoor options from restaurants and cafes across the city. To know more, check out Visit Dubai website (www.visitdubai.com) for inspirations on the different offers and activities in the emirate during the Holy Month. 

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