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Dubai has a wide variety of cuisine to offer
, and most of the best restaurants are within hotels, especially as hotels are some of the only restaurants that can
serve alcohol with the meal. There are exceptions to this rule such as Century Village, Irish Village (next door to Century Village) and the Wafi centre,
both of which are highly recommendable for at least a visit.
Dubai's
cosmopolitan flavour is matched by the
city's many restaurants and entertainment
venues, which provide a truly international
array of choices for the visitor.Most
of the American fast food chains have
set up shop in Dubai, including KFC, Chillis,
Starbucks, McDonalds. The beauty of the
food in Dubai is that you will probably
find cuisine for every taste.
Hotels
offer a remarkably diverse range of food
and beverage outlets, partly because they
serve not only their own guests but also
attract large numbers of local residents.
Their restaurants cover everything from
coffee shops to fine dining and speciality
outlets and the standard of service is
on a par with the best in the world. The
night-life is equally varied, with many
bars, pubs, discos and nightclubs open
until the small hours.
Outside the hotels, small eating places
are to be found in all parts of the city
including Deira, Bur Dubai, Satwa and
Jumeirah. While restaurants located outside
hotel and club premises are not permitted
to serve alcohol, all are air-conditioned,
clean and are often culinary adventures
in their own right.
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