Where to break the fast this Ramadan

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Ramadan Kareem!

Where to break the fast in Dubai

During Ramadan, iftar is the meal that breaks the fast after sunset each day – and there are hundreds to choose from across the city. While many restaurants offer traditional Middle Eastern buffets, others feature contemporary set menus. And lucky for you, friends, we've pulled together the best of the lot right here.

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