Fun and entertainment Al Ain

Located in the Al Aïn Oasis and Palace Museum area, this is a nice place to have a meal or a coffee in the atrium, within the Radisson Hotel. Although it does not have an outdoor terrace, the place is bathed in light. This cafeteria serves Starbucks drinks, freshly squeezed fruit juices and delicious pastries, as well as a few quick dishes such as hearty salads, burgers, etc. The bread is also homemade. A great way to cool down before heading out to discover the garden city.

Here, in the heart of the Hilton Hotel, is one of our favorite shelters in town, in this immense garden bordered by a swimming pool! But only when you manage to grab a free couch to drink a bucket at the time of the green ray or later under the stars, won over by the welcome coolness of the large pool nearby. It's an all options bar that offers cocktails, Lebanese snacks or lamb chops and the possibility to smoke hookahs as well. A real moment of happiness after trotting in this so large city!

It's right next to the Qattara palm grove that you can find this café. It can be reached on foot either by crossing the oasis or by car around it. An ideal break to enjoy the local life. An orchestra enlivens the evenings in the sweet smoke of the hookahs, the sounds of lively conversations and the exclamations of the electronic poker players. You can enjoy teas, coffees, lemonades and non-alcoholic cocktails with some Lebanese pastries in the air-conditioning or on the terrace. On game nights, we go down the giant screen.

Based on white rum, curaçao and lime, the clever cocktail invented in 1944 near San Francisco by Victor Bergeron is pronounced "meille-teille", meaning "everything's fine" in Tahitian. Far from Gauguinian horizons, a shot of exotic languor to be enjoyed at the counter of Trader Vic's bar. Floral shirt to match. A second glass will put the paternity dispute over this famous mix into perspective, since Don the Beachcomber claimed to have perfected it as early as 1933 in his Polynesian Hollywood eatery.

In the basement of the Rotana hotel, a few steps away from Fort Jahili, dive into the heart of one of the most stylish sports bars in the area. Very well decorated with a beautiful and bright bar, a large pool table, a table soccer and large screens to watch the sports competitions. On the menu, a delicious snack menu with everything from wagyu burgers to nachos, fries and more! And... even a few dishes for vegan fans. Selected clientele, and a great atmosphere especially on Fridays and Saturdays.