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Ian Scott, director, Dubai Tourism UK and Ireland: “Brunches in Dubai are renowned worldwide and showcase a culinary scene influenced by 200 nationalities, offering an eclectic mix of local and international mouth-watering cuisine.
Experience a unique take on the typical brunch at Vida Downtown Dubai’s Urban Picnic, while family-friendly options include The Market Place at JW Marriott Dubai, in Deira, and the super-luxurious offerings such as the Jumeirah Zabeel Saray’s, Royale Brunch. Brunch is an institution in Dubai and no visit is complete without
experiencing it.” 74
travelweekly.co.uk 15 October 2015
beef wellington are my personal favourites. The presentation of the desserts is divine.” COST: From £59 for the Classic Brunch, including soft drinks, to £450 for the Royale Brunch.
jumeirah.com
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BEST FOR DESSERTS: BUBBALICIOUS AT THE WESTIN
DUBAI MINA SEYAHI BEACH RESORT, DUBAI Spanning The Westin’s three main restaurants, this famous brunch features 10 cooking stations, with an eye-popping range of global cuisine, from a French Village with foie gras and crepes to an American Diner with sliders and doughnuts. But it’s the decadent pudding section that really dazzles: cakes, tarts and gateaux are like pieces of art, and there’s even a dedicated chocolate table with chocolate buttons from across the globe and a chocolate fondue. Glitzy entertainment is provided by Chinese acrobats and live bands, and there’s even a petting zoo for kids. COST: From £81 with soft drinks to £122 with free-flowing bubbly.
westinminaseyahi.com
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Bubbalicious at the Westin Dubai Mina
Seyahi Beach Resort
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