The Jumeirah Beach Road hosts a place called Gerards. This is a very popular and stylish caf? which serves everything from coffee to sandwiches, including cakes and croissants.

On the Al Sufouh Strip, at the Royal Mirage Hotel, people can visit the Beach Bar and Grill. That is for the ones looking for international and arabic dishes. The restaurant is surrounded by beautiful palm trees and has a very romantic wooden deck by the water.

Lebanese food in exotic surroundings can be found at the Fakhreldine. Not to mention that the guests to come here get to listen to live music.

In the Hyatt Regency Hotel, at the restaurant called Al Dawaar, fans of Arabic, Asian and Indian dishes get the bonus of the most beautiful view of their life.

Not only the restaurants are great in Dubai, but also the bars and clubs, that people love to visit for a more exciting adventure.

The most famous pub in Dubai must be The Aviation Club, Al Garhoud in the Irish Village, but there are many others that make it a very harsh competition to stay on top.

For example, the turists that are fond of live African, rhythm and blues, soul and jazz music might choose the African theme club at the Avari Dubai International Hotel. Or they might also go to the Dubai Marin Beach Club, for the best views of the city accompanied by stylish international jazz music.

The beaches in Dubai are magic getaways from the excitement of the night life. One can enjoy the soft sand and the shallow blue water of the Jumeirah beach, that has several public and private hotel beaches, or the Al Mamzar Park beach, a beach with public facilities like playgrounds for children of all ages, picnic areas, barbeque sites and food kiosks.
The Al Mamzar Park is a place of relaxation with music and barbeque sites, chalets, swimming pool, food kiosks, childrens areas,sheltered beach and lagoon. Families that only seek shaded seating areas and playgrounds for children can visit the Al Wasl Park. The very large park called Creek Side offers a 1200 seat amphitheatre and mini golf, along with the usual play areas, walking and jogging tracks and barbeque sites. The only thing that a tourist must keep in mind is that on Wednesdays the parks are only open for women and children.

For the shopping fans, Dubai offers heaven on earth. There are numerous modern shopping centers, but also traditional markets called souqs, for the ones seeking the charm of ethnic crafts, spices, perfumes and incredible jewellery. Dubai seems to have it all!