Fuel your fast (or your night) with these Suhoors in Dubai
Dubai is a place where you can get anything, anytime – cabs at 2am, shawarma at 4 am, or a rooftop coffee at 5 am. Then there’s Suhoor – that late-night (or early-morning) feast that keeps you going for a full day of fasting. Not fasting? It’s still the perfect excuse to meet friends, stay for the vibes, and enjoy what Dubai does best: food. Here are some of the best Suhoors in Dubai to try this Ramadan.
Asateer, Atlantis
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The iconic Asateer tent is back at Atlantis, The Palm this Ramadan, serving one of the best Suhoors in Dubai. If you’ve been before, you know the vibe – themed Iftars with Arabesque, Khaleeji, Persian and traditional options, then stick around for a late-night Suhoor with live Oud and vocals. From 10pm to 3 am, order mezzeh, grilled meats, seafood and Ramadan desserts à la carte. Private Majlis, booths and lounges are also available if you’re hanging with the crew.
Where: Atlantis, The Palm
When: Suhoor 10 pm to 3am (last order 2.30am)
Cost: Dhs160 per person; Booths: Dhs1,500 (Max 7 Guests); VIP Majlis: Dhs3,000 (up to 10–12 Guests); Outdoor Lounge: Dhs2,500 (5–8 Guests); Outdoor VIP Majlis: Dhs4,200 (10–14 Guests); Royal Majlis: Dhs12,000 (up to 15–20 Guests)
Contact: @atlantisthepalm
Gerbou
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Gerbou is Dubai’s go-to spot for Emirati-inspired dining this Ramadan. You’ve got Iftar and Suhoor menus with modern Emirati cuisine, plus delivery boxes if you’re staying in. Prefer to pick your own dishes? The à la carte menu is available all night.
Where: Gerbou, Nad Al Sheba
When: Daily 9pm to 3am
Cost: Suhoor Dhs315 per person
Contact: @gerbou
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The Majlis, Four Seasons Resort Dubai
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The Majlis at Four Seasons is where you go for Iftar or Suhoor with all the Ramadan-y vibes – great food, live traditional music, and a relaxed atmosphere to hang with friends or family. Expect saffron rice, roasted lamb, pistachio desserts, and Shisha during Suhoor if you’re staying late.
Where: Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach
When: Daily 10pm to 2am
Cost: Dhs290 adult; Dhs145 child (6–12); Children 0–5 dine free; Private Majlis Dhs5,000 (up to 10 guests)
Contact: @fsdubai
The Lana, Dorchester Collection
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The Lana is where you go for Suhoor this Ramadan for good food and a relaxed late-night vibe. From 10pm onwards, Riviera, Veranda, and The Ballroom serve Middle Eastern classics with a modern twist, perfect for friends, family, or a group catch-up. You can even book a private area if you’re going for a more exclusive setup.
Where: The Lana, Dorchester Collection
When: Suhoor 10pm onwards
Cost: Veranda Dhs 395 per person (up to 20 guests, privatisation possible); Riviera Dhs255 per person (up to 66 guests, privatisation possible); Ballroom Dhs255 per person (up to 50 guests, privatisation possible)
Contact: @thelanadubai
Raffles Dubai
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Suhoor at Raffles Dubai hits that boujee-yet-laid-back vibe. Private garden cabanas or indoor spots set the scene for good food, chill chats, and late-night Ramadan energy. Go for Butler service if you’re in the mood for a more personalised touch.
Where: Raffles Dubai
When: Suhoor 10pm onwards
Cost: Private Cabana Dhs200 per person minimum spend; Private Cabana Iftar Dhs 295 per person; Cabana with Butler Service Dhs375 per person
Contact: @rafflesdubai
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