Ramadan nights in the UAE extend well beyond iftar, offering a chance to enjoy the spiritual and social aspects of the holy month. Across the country, resorts, hotels, and cultural venues host curated suhoor experiences, ranging from lively waterfront tents to serene desert lounges under the stars. Whether you plan a family gathering or a late-night outing with friends, these venues combine traditional cuisine, live entertainment, and immersive ambiance to celebrate Ramadan.

Abu Dhabi Suhoor Highlights

Layali Ramadan, Saadiyat Nights – Located on Saadiyat Island, this vibrant venue offers live music, cultural performances, and traditional crafts such as calligraphy and embroidery. Games like carom and backgammon complement the suhoor experience, making it ideal for family and friends. 9pm to 3am; Dh150 weekdays, Dh200 weekends; Saadiyat Island; 054 277 7731

Majlis by the Sea, Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental – A refined suhoor with low seating, soft lighting, and waterfront views, suitable for families and corporate gatherings. The menu features Gulf and Levantine specialties, including hummus, moutabal, lamb kibbeh, mixed grills, and lamb ouzi, followed by desserts such as kunafa and qatayef. Live oud music enhances the atmosphere. 10pm to 2am; Dh200; Corniche Road; 02 690 7999

Byblos Sur Mer, InterContinental Abu Dhabi – A lively Lebanese-style suhoor on the marina terrace. Perfect for groups of friends, sharing platters include fattoush, tabbouleh, hummus Beiruti, sambousek, mixed grills, and traditional desserts. 9pm to 2.30am; from Dh150; Al Bateen; 02 666 6888

Majlis by Pierre Herme, Rosewood Abu Dhabi – An intimate indoor option with majlis-style seating, offering lighter plates, meze, flatbreads, and pastries from Pierre Herme’s collection, paired with Arabic coffee and tea. 9pm to midnight; Dh120; Al Maryah Island; 02 813 5550

Mijana, The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi, Grand Canal – Outdoor terrace overlooking the Grand Canal with views toward Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. The a la carte menu includes hot and cold meze, grilled meats, lamb chops, seafood, and Arabic sweets, accompanied by live oud performances. 9pm to 2am; from Dh200; Al Maqta; 02 818 8282

Layali Haritna, Grand Millennium Al Wahda – A large-scale buffet-style setting popular with families, featuring meze, shawarma, lamb ouzi, grilled meats, live cooking stations, and desserts. From 9pm; Dh125; Al Wahda Complex; 056 685 0568

Al Andalus Tent, Fairmont Bab Al Bahr – Combines traditional Ramadan décor with contemporary lighting. Suhoor is served a la carte, with meze, mixed grills, lamb ouzi, seafood, Arabic desserts, and shisha. 10pm to 2am; Dh150; Khor Al Maqta; 02 654 3333

Dubai Suhoor Highlights

Asateer Tent, Atlantis The Palm – One of Dubai’s most famous Ramadan destinations, featuring a large tent and garden terrace overlooking the Arabian Gulf and Palm Island. The venue hosts live entertainment and a curated menu led by Arabic chef Ali El Bourji, perfect for corporate or group gatherings. 10pm to 2.30am; Dh160; Palm Jumeirah; 04 426 0800

Ramadan Hikayat Garden, Palazzo Versace Dubai – An elegant al fresco suhoor in a garden setting with live regional folk music, lantern lighting, and outdoor seating. The set menu blends Levantine, Iranian, and Indian influences, with dervish dancers and live Turkish coffee and ice cream stations. 9pm to 3am; Dh250; Jaddaf Waterfront; 04 556 8888

Al Diwan, Jumeirah Burj Al Arab – Open-air suhoor in a luxurious setting with live music. The menu includes Arabic, Levantine, and Mediterranean dishes, along with dessert stations and live cooking. 10pm to 2am; Dh330; Umm Suqeim 3; 04 301 7333

Amaseena, The Ritz-Carlton Dubai – Open-air Arabian village-style venue with low seating. Offers regional and international dishes, Ramadan juices, and water, creating a calm late-night experience. 10pm to 12.30am; Jumeirah Beach Residence; 04 399 4000

Amassi by Selma Benomar, One&Only One Za’abeel – A sophisticated venue blending contemporary and traditional décor, offering a curated suhoor menu and a tranquil setting under the stars.

Across Abu Dhabi and Dubai, these suhoor venues provide memorable late-night dining experiences during Ramadan 2026. From family-friendly buffets to elegant a la carte settings, each location combines culinary delights with cultural performances, creating a festive atmosphere for all to enjoy.