A roundup of top eateries to check out this Eid in UAE

Here's your foodie roundup of what's happening during the holidays around the UAE.

Al Bahar, Coral Beach Resort Sharjah
For Dhs125 per person, the restaurant offers a blend of Arabic fare with Asian specialties along with soft drinks. Children below six years of age dine free while children from 6-12 years get a 50 per cent discount. Children will also receive gifts. Visit: hmhhotelgroup.com/coralbeachresortsharjah
Fait Maison Cuisine Catering, Dubai
Some of the best dinners are those that take place at home with loved ones. Inspired by you, Fait Maison create a personalised dine-in menu.  With a fusion menu drawing on the best of world cuisine and the goodness of home cooking, discover original and flavourful creations, ranging from Kibbeh Garden Pots to 'Paella-diyeh', and Nutella Maamoul to Kunafeh Cheesecake. Visit: faitmaisoncuisine.com
Olea, The St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort, Abu Dhabi
Mediterranean-influenced, Olea is the all-day dining venue of The St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort where guests can enjoy a lunch buffet and brunch on July 17 and 18 for Dhs170 and Dhs275 respectively. Call: 02 498 8442
Na3Na3, The Address Dubai Mall
The flavours of Arabia will unite in a brunch featuring a selection of local delicacies, international dishes and desserts. From live entertainment to a dedicated children's corner and buffet, there is something for the whole family to enjoy for Dhs295. Call: 04 888 3444
Toro Toro, Grosvenor House, Dubai
Grosvenor House Dubai has created the ultimate weekend package to enjoy with friends and family this summer, priced at Dhs600 per person based on double occupancy.  For a limited time only enjoy an overnight stay in a Deluxe Room as well as brunch for two (including soft beverages).  For brunch, choose between Pan Latin American restaurant, Toro Toro, which offers a whole host of flavoursome dishes or try the all-day-dining restaurant, Sloane's, for the brand new seafood-inspired brunch. Visit: www.grosvenorhouse-dubai.com/
A La Turca, Rixos The Palm, Dubai
On the second and third day of Eid, guests can head to The Palm and feast on a wide selection of international dishes as well as a variety of premium beverages at a special brunch in A La Turca from 1pm to 4pm for Dhs250 per person. Visit: http://thepalmdubai.rixos.com/offer-list
Imperium Restaurant, Jumeirah Zabeel Saray, Dubai
An international cuisine buffet with traditional Arabic dishes awaits at Dhs225 per person. Call: 04 453 0444
La Porte Des Indes, The Address Dubai Mall
La Porte des Indes invites diners to celebrate with a spread of authentic Indian dishes priced at Dhs285 per person. Call: 04 438 8610
Le Metro, Park Regis Kris Kin Dubai
Le Metro has put together a wide selection of authentic Arabic delicacies and international favourites to help you pick your choice and make the most of the gala from 12pm to 3pm at Dhs115 per person. Bur Dubai is certainly going to be lively.  Visit: www.parkregiskriskin.com
Hawthorn Suites, JBR, Dubai
Choose from a generous buffet featuring fresh catch of the day and traditional home-style lamb shoulder.  End your Eid feast with popular East Asian sweets for Dhs125 per person. Call: 04 399 9979
Radisson Blu Hotel, Dubai Deira Creek
A buffet that has stood the test of time and continues to be a popular choice for many customers, invites guests to savour the dishes for Eid. With over 200 dishes from around the world, the Eid feast is priced at Dhs149 per person. Call: 04 222 7171
Yoko Moku, City Walk, Dubai
Yoku Moku, the Japanese luxury confectionery brand has creations such as cookies made with light butter. The arrangements and boxes can be customised on request starting at Dhs200. Call: 04 344 2229
Magolia Bakery, The Dubai Mall
Celebrate with Magnolia Bakery's classic vanilla or chocolate cupcakes topped with vanilla buttercream for Dhs17 each. Call: 04 350 5440
Al Bathna Restaurant, Armed Forces Offices Club & Hotel, Abu Dhabi
For Dhs160 for adults and Dhs80 for kids  the hotel offers a gourmet treat, perfect for the celebration. The feast begins with cheeses, cold cuts and salads, then moves on to the main course offering dishes such as kabsa, ouzie, a variety of Arabian kebabs made of chicken, lamb and beef, delectable sea food, and a range of lamb, chicken beef & fish dishes besides saj and a pasta station.  Visit: www.afoc.mil.ae

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