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Al Dawaar Revolving Restaurant

Dubai's only revolving restaurant located on the 25th floor of the Hyatt Regency Dubai.

Al Dawaar Revolving Restaurant, Dubai · Deira
Category
Restaurant
Duration
2 hours
Best Time
Any time
Entry
€€€
Rating
4.5 (2,171)
The place

About Al Dawaar Revolving Restaurant

Dubai's only revolving restaurant located on the 25th floor of the Hyatt Regency Dubai. The restaurant completes a full 360-degree rotation every 90 minutes, offering panoramic views of Dubai Creek and the city skyline while you dine on international buffet cuisine.

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Getting there

Address
Al Khaleej St - Al Corniche - Deira - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Neighborhood
Deira
Nearest Metro
Green Line to Al Ras station (Gold Souk)Green Line to Baniyas Square station
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Good to know

Tips, answered

Book a window table for sunset around 6:30 PM to see the transition from day to night views over the Creek.

Plan for about 2 hours.

Al Dawaar Revolving Restaurant is in the Deira neighborhood of Dubai. The address is Al Khaleej St - Al Corniche - Deira - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. The area is well-served by metro.

This works well at any time of day, though mornings tend to be quieter. Weekdays are less crowded than weekends.

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Gold Souk
Market

Gold Souk

The Gold Souk in Deira is over 200 shops in covered alleyways displaying more gold per square metre than anywhere else on earth. The window displays are absurd: necklaces that weigh kilos, bangles in every shade of gold from pale Italian to deep Middle Eastern, diamond-encrusted pieces that could fund a small country, and the occasional massive chain that looks like it belongs in a hip-hop video from 2003. The prices are based on the daily gold rate (displayed on screens in every shop) plus a craftsmanship markup. This means the gold itself is priced fairly and the negotiation is really about the making charge and the design premium. Haggling is expected, not optional. Start at about 50% of the asking price. The vendor will counter. You will settle around 65-75%. If the price does not move, walk away. They will often call you back with a better offer. You do not have to buy anything. Walking through is free and the visual spectacle alone is worth the visit. The souk is covered and air-conditioned, which makes it comfortable year-round. The alleyways are labyrinthine but small enough that you cannot get truly lost. The vendors are persistent but not aggressive, and a polite 'just looking, thank you' works. The best approach: arrive by abra from Bur Dubai (AED 1), walk from the Deira Old Souk abra station through to the Gold Souk (2 minutes), browse for 30-60 minutes, then continue to the Spice Souk and Perfume Souk nearby. The whole loop takes 2-3 hours and is the single best cultural experience in Dubai for the price of an abra ticket.

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