Ramadan: only these restaurants continue to work

The ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, Ramadan is seen as one of the most important months for Muslims as fasting is one of the five pillars of Islam.

During the period of Ramadan, many restaurants close from sunrise to sunset, in respect of Muslims who are fasting. However, for those who aren’t fasting, there are venues in Dubai open for breakfast and lunch during daylight hours.

These are the places open for dine in, there are also plenty of spots serving takeaway throughout the month too. It’ll keep updating this list.

Jumeriah Lake Towers:

Cocktail Kitchen
Hanoi Naturally
Mezza Lebanese Kitchen
Public Café
Reform Social & Grill
McGettigan’s
Wolf & Friends Lounge

Dubai Media City

Q43
Qwerty
Circle Cafe
cafeM
Urban Bistro
French Bakery
Noodle House
THE DEK

Barsha Heights, Al Barsha

Lock, Stock & Barrel
Lucky Voice

Dubai Marina

Asia Asia
Baker & Spice
Barasti Beach Bar
Bistro des Arts
Fume
Nezesaussi Grill
The Scene By Simon Rimmer

Jumeriah, Al Sufouh and Umm Suqeim

Barasti
Bertin Bistro & Restaurant
Blue Orange
Bussola
Il Borro
Copper Dog
Gourmet by Kcal
Flooka
Folly by Nick & Scott
Loca
Latest Recipe
McGettigan’s Souk Madinat Jumeirah
Perry & Blackwelder’s
Pierchic
Publique
The MAINE Oyster Bar & Grill
Tribeca Kitchen + Bar

Downtown Dubai/ Sheikh Zayed Road/ DIFC

Baker & Spice
Bazxar
Boca
Burger & Lobster
Carnival By Tresind
Claw BBQ
Dusty’s
Fibber Magee’s
Flow
Gaucho
Jekyll & Hyde
La Petite Maison
Le Cirque Dubai
McGettigan’s Dubai World Trade Centre
Muchachas
Ting Irie
Roberto’s
Royal China
Zuma

Dubai Design District

Molecule
The Lighthouse

Bur Dubai, Garhoud and Festival City

Asha
Carter’s
Casa Mia
Gourmandises & Pearl Bar
Hard Rock Cafe
Long Yin
M’s Grill
Seafood Market
Sukhothai
Yalumba
XVA Cafe