Live shows
Regular live acts range from singers and Michael Jackson tributes to acrobats, giving dinner and club nights a strong performance element.
Cavalli Club, Restaurant & Lounge, Dubai
Business Bay
Cavalli Club is a Dubai night club in Business Bay, with a three-level Italian restaurant and lounge setting beneath Swarovski crystal décor. Reviews highlight its live stage shows, DJ-led nights, and distinctive touches such as a robot bartender, making it suited to dinner followed by entertainment and dancing.
Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
1,181 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Lavish interiors
The crystal-heavy décor, large stage, runway screens and second-level artwork are repeatedly singled out as major reasons to visit.
Robot bartender
A robot bartender blends drinks, an unusual feature that several customers remembered as part of the venue’s theatrical feel.
Dinner option
The Italian restaurant supports a full evening here, with customers mentioning dishes including grilled sea bass, salmon tartare and desserts.
Vegan choices
One dining review specifically notes that vegan food is available alongside the broader menu.
Helpful staff
Several reviews describe welcoming, attentive service, including staff who helped with photos and checked that guests were looked after.
Tips for a Better Visit
Book seating. Pay for a table if you want proper seating; one reviewer said walk-ins may only sit near the bar.
Carry ID. Ladies should bring photo identification for entry, according to a customer who specifically flagged this requirement.
Check reservations. If you arrive without a booking, ask how long the table is available; one group was told its table ended at 11pm.
Confirm parking. Budget for parking if driving: a review reported 50 dhs for self-parking and 65 for hotel valet.
Check the night. Look up the event before going: one Friday visit was still quiet at 12:30 AM, despite the club’s generally lively reputation.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Habtoor City - Sheikh Zayed Rd
Business Bay, Dubai
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Sushi night
Sushi night was described as an all-you-can-eat package with sparkling wine, though the reviewer noted that staying longer could become expensive.
ice bar room
The ice bar room is another distinctive feature mentioned by a customer who also noted the venue’s robot bartender.
Common Concerns
Loud music
The sound level is a recurring complaint, so conversation may be difficult during the busier music and show periods.
High prices
Customers describe the food, drinks and snacks as expensive, with one review saying the portions were very small for the price.
Uneven service
One group reported being given a bill while still eating, asked to show IDs to keep the table, and sent to the bar to pay.
Uncomfortable crowd
Some visitors felt the crowd included older men seeking women, while another reported a fight and broken glasses on a crowded night.
Quiet nights
At least one Friday visit was unexpectedly quiet, with the reviewer finding the club very dead at 12:30 AM.
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The Bottom Line
Cavalli Club is a theatrical night club in Business Bay where a dinner booking can lead into a lounge and dance-floor evening. Customers mention the Italian restaurant, live singers and acrobats, DJ sets, and a robot bartender that blends drinks. The crystal-heavy interiors and large stage are central to the experience, rather than background decoration.
The entertainment is the strongest draw. One review describes performances every 20–30 minutes, ranging from a live song and an MJ tribute to acrobatics, while others mention runway shows playing on screens and an ice bar room. Food feedback is mixed: guests enjoyed grilled sea bass, salmon tartare and desserts, and vegan dishes are available, but other diners found the food overpriced, with small portions or disappointing execution.
Plan the practical details before arriving. Reviews recommend paying for a table instead of relying on bar seating, and asking how long an unreserved table is available; one group was told it would end at 11pm. Ladies should carry photo ID for entry.
Driving adds a reported 50 dhs self-parking or 65 dhs hotel-valet charge. Music can be very loud, and crowd and energy levels vary: one Friday was still quiet at 12:30 AM, while another night became uncomfortably crowded.