Has anyone been to high afternoon tea in any of the good hotels in Dubai? How can we take part and what is the cost
Posted by
Windsor, Ontario, Canada
4088 posts
Dubai is not a very "English" place anymore, if it ever was. Its residents, and its tourists, have worldwide tastes. On my visit I was more interested in fusion continental and southeast asian cooking. Nevertheless this article from Time Out, despite being five years out of date, may give you some leads: http://www.timeoutdubai.com/restaurants/features/8428-afternoon-tea-dubai
Posted by
Pensacola
9110 posts
I wouldn't do such a thing, but the Burj Al Arab has one. Judging by the room rates it's going to be pretty stiff. I think reservations are required.