Centre Circle Bar

Centre Circle Bar

Al Barsha

Centre Circle Bar is a small Al Barsha sports bar with TVs around the room, billiards and a friendly, informal feel. Reviews highlight its live music, beer selection and dishes such as the Guinness pie, though its current opening status is worth checking first.

Reputation Score
4.2
★★★★☆
100 ratings
5★
55%
4★
23%
3★
14%
2★
4%
1★
4%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Sports screens

A compact sports bar with TVs in booths and around the room, useful for watching matches.

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Friendly service

Several visitors describe the staff as welcoming and attentive, with a relaxed, family-like atmosphere.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check first. Confirm the bar is open before setting out, as a 2023 review reported possible closure during a hotel rebrand.

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Ask sports. If you are visiting for football, ask what is being shown; one recent review says Premier League matches were no longer screened.

Plan the visit

Practical details

4653+CHM - 23rd St
Al Barsha - Al Barsha 1, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Butter chicken & fries

A reviewer found the butter chicken and fries worthwhile from the happy-hour starters menu.

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Fried chicken burger

The fried chicken burger was ordered alongside mozzarella sticks in a positive food-and-service review.

Common Concerns

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Opening status

One 2023 review said the bar appeared closed during a possible hotel rebrand, so verify that it is operating before visiting.

Sports changes

A 2025 review says the venue no longer showed Premier League matches.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

30aed

beer

“Happy hour menu is with beer/wine beer costs 30aed & starters also they have in happy hour menu”
Google review · February 2022
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The Bottom Line

Centre Circle Bar is a small bar in Al Barsha built around casual drinks, televised sport, pool and live entertainment. Reviews describe TVs in booths and around the room, making it a natural choice for a match, while the billiards table and occasional band give you something to do beyond sitting at the bar. The atmosphere ranges from very quiet to lively, depending on the night.

Food gets mixed feedback, but there are some specific standouts. Customers have praised the Guinness pie, pie and spaghetti, butter chicken and fries, mozzarella sticks and the fried chicken burger. A Friday brunch was also described as freshly made, with drinks included.

The menu has been called good value by some visitors, although another reviewer preferred nearby Mall of the Emirates restaurants for food. Prices have varied: one review recorded beer at 30aed during happy hour, while a 2025 review called 46 dirhams for a happy-hour beer expensive. Bottled beer may be a better bet than draught.

Watch for smoke, possible crowding and slow service; nachos once took 45 minutes. Most importantly, check opening status and current sports listings before going, as later reviews raised concerns about closure and Premier League coverage.

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