The best brunches Dubai

The skewer is at its price, but what a frame! We are in the sumptuous garden of the hotel, right on the axis of the Burj Khalifa, on the edge of the lake. Arab tents welcome guests in the summer, blue swimming pool and hookahs available. A small treasure to be visited without hesitation even for a simple drink with tapas. Outside, it's at the nearby Argentinean restaurant Asado that you can trust to manage the grill area where succulent pieces of meat are served, and don't forget to keep a small place to try the desserts.

Inspired by street food from all over the world, this casual brunch offers a gourmet version of the most famous street snacks such as Chinese dim sum, Mexican tacos, Arabian shawarma or English fish and chips, in a fun and interactive atmosphere as you sometimes have to get your hands dirty before filling your belly. The highlight of the show, however, is the desserts, where chefs give molecular cooking demonstrations and hand out steaming meringues straight out of liquid nitrogen to customers.

Modern Australian cuisine, understand "international" (Australian meat with Indonesian, Indian and European influence). Good mid-range restaurant, quite fancy, but not too much. The modern setting and live cooking are very nice; the brunch is said to be one of the most family-friendly in town. An a la carte menu of appetizers, entrees and desserts is included in the price, in addition to the large indoor buffet and outdoor barbecue. There are activities for children: cooking lessons, movies, games, magic...

Whatever your favorite dish, you will find it in Bubbalicious. Indeed, this brunch which is rightly among the most popular in Dubai has one of the most extensive food offers in the market. Three of the restaurants in the Westin Mina Seyahi Resort (Blue Orange, Hunters Room and Spice Emporium) are located, where the various stands are fitted with a minute cooked (a total of ten), and the buffets full of victuals. The animation is provided by a magician, acrobats and a group playing music, and children have a reserved corner with what to hold them.