As the UAE observes Ramadan 1447, evenings across the country continue long after iftar, with suhoor becoming an important social tradition during the holy month. Hotels, resorts and cultural venues are hosting a range of late-night experiences, from elegant waterfront majlis settings to relaxed desert lounges beneath the stars.
Across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the northern emirates, these venues are offering curated menus, live music and traditional décor that capture the spirit of Ramadan. Whether it is a family outing, a gathering with friends or a corporate event, suhoor has become a key part of the UAE’s Ramadan night culture.
Here are some of the top suhoor destinations to explore across the UAE this Ramadan.
Abu Dhabi
Layali Ramadan – Saadiyat Island
Saadiyat Nights has been transformed into Layali Ramadan, a cultural venue celebrating the traditions of the holy month. Visitors can enjoy live performances, traditional crafts such as Arabic calligraphy and talli embroidery, and classic games including carom and backgammon, creating a lively communal atmosphere.
Majlis by the Sea – Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental
This waterfront majlis offers one of the capital’s most refined suhoor settings. Low seating, warm lantern lighting and views of the Arabian Gulf create an elegant yet relaxed environment. The menu features Gulf and Levantine favourites including hummus, moutabal, lamb kibbeh and mixed grills, followed by classic desserts such as kunafa and qatayef.
Byblos Sur Mer – InterContinental Abu Dhabi
Overlooking the marina, this Lebanese restaurant offers a vibrant suhoor experience with sharing plates such as fattoush, tabbouleh and hummus Beiruti, followed by grilled dishes including shish tawook, kafta and lamb skewers.
Mijana – The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi, Grand Canal
With views of the Grand Canal and the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Mijana provides a serene terrace setting. Guests can enjoy hot and cold mezze, grilled meats and traditional desserts accompanied by live oud music.
Dubai
Asateer Tent – Atlantis The Palm
One of the UAE’s most iconic Ramadan venues, the Asateer Tent returns with its large indoor tent and outdoor terrace overlooking Palm Jumeirah. Hosting more than 1,700 guests, the venue offers a lively suhoor atmosphere with live entertainment and a menu focused on traditional Arabic cuisine.
Ramadan Hikayat Garden – Palazzo Versace Dubai
This elegant garden-style suhoor features lantern-lit seating and live performances including regional music and dervish dancers. Guests can enjoy Levantine-inspired dishes alongside Turkish coffee and desserts served from live stations.
Al Diwan – Jumeirah Burj Al Arab
Located within the grounds of the iconic Burj Al Arab, Al Diwan offers a luxurious open-air suhoor with live music and a menu combining Arabic, Levantine and Mediterranean flavours.
Amaseena – The Ritz-Carlton Dubai
Designed like a traditional Arabian village beneath the night sky, Amaseena offers a relaxed suhoor experience with low seating, lantern-lit tents and an à la carte menu of regional and international dishes.
Amassi – One&Only One Za’abeel
This couture-inspired Ramadan tent, designed by Moroccan-French designer Selma Benomar, blends contemporary design with traditional majlis seating. The suhoor menu highlights Middle Eastern and Levantine dishes including meze, grilled meats and Arabic desserts.
Sharjah
Ramadan Star Lounge – Mleiha Archaeological Centre
Set within Sharjah’s desert landscape, this venue offers a unique suhoor under open skies. Guests can enjoy Arabic coffee, karak tea and light bites while participating in board games, short horse rides and stargazing sessions when weather conditions allow.
Alsimrah – Aljada
One of the largest Ramadan tents in Sharjah, Alsimrah offers a lively atmosphere with traditional décor, live oud and qanun performances, and a buffet featuring Emirati and international dishes.
Ras Al Khaimah
InterContinental Mina Al Arab Resort & Spa
Located along the waterfront, the resort hosts a relaxed suhoor buffet featuring grilled meats, rice dishes and traditional Ramadan desserts served with Arabic juices and hot beverages.
Anantara Mina Ras Al Khaimah Resort
Situated on a private beachfront, this resort provides a more intimate suhoor setting ideal for smaller gatherings, offering curated dishes and traditional Ramadan drinks in a tranquil atmosphere.
Across the Emirates, these venues highlight how suhoor has evolved into a vibrant late-night tradition, bringing together food, culture and community during the holy month.
