Match viewing
Football is regularly shown on TV, with outdoor seating praised for watching matches over a cold beer.
Trade Centre
Double Decker Pub is a British-style hotel pub in Trade Centre, with Premiership football, live entertainment and comfort food. Reviews make it especially appealing for match-day drinks, casual dinners and weekend brunches, with dishes such as the Buffalo Burger and Eggs Benedict receiving particular attention.
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Football is regularly shown on TV, with outdoor seating praised for watching matches over a cold beer.
Portions can be substantial; one review says orders often leave enough leftovers to take home.
Darts and billiards add something to do beyond eating and drinking, especially during a longer visit.
Live singers, DJs and themed events give the pub a more active evening atmosphere than a quiet bar.
The menu includes well-received pub staples such as fish and chips, burgers, chicken sliders and onion rings.
Saturday brunch reviews describe a broad spread covering seafood, grilled dishes, breakfast items, salads and desserts.
Calm music and a comfortable interior make it possible to talk with friends without a constantly loud soundtrack.
The outdoor seating is especially appreciated during Dubai’s cooler winter weather and for relaxed evenings.
Check brunch. Confirm the current brunch format before going: one visit found the usual brunch replaced by a same-price set menu.
Avoid peak rush. For major match nights, allow extra time or visit off-peak, as one final-night visit had very long food and drink waits.
Use hotel parking. Parking is at the hotel, and reaching the pub involves going down a few steps, so plan around that route.
Choose outdoors. For a cooler, more relaxed visit, ask for outdoor seating; reviews particularly favour it during Dubai winter.
Try game night. Monday game night has included bingo with prizes such as drinks and AED 100, making it more interactive than a standard dinner.
Plan match days. If football is your priority, match days are a strong choice: reviews specifically mention the outdoor area for watching games.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Tue | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Wed | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Thu | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Fri | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Sat | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Sun | 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
The Buffalo Burger is singled out as a favourite, with the review describing it as part of a generous, tasty meal.
Eggs Benedict was among the well-prepared brunch dishes mentioned by a Saturday visitor.
Pavlova was a standout dessert for one brunch guest, who particularly enjoyed its soft, melting texture.
Truffle fries were one of the preferred bar bites in a drinks-and-snacks visit.
Nachos are mentioned as a favourite and also praised for being crispy and generously topped.
During a Champions League final, one guest waited over an hour for food and more than 20 minutes for drinks.
One brunch visit found the advertised brunch unavailable, replaced by a set menu whose main arrived almost cold.
The Bottom Line
Double Decker Pub is a British-style hotel pub in Trade Centre that works well for football, casual dinners and social weekends. You can watch Premiership matches, join in with darts or billiards, or settle in for live music and DJ-led evenings. The outdoor area is especially popular for match viewing and cooler-weather visits.
Food leans into familiar pub cooking. Reviewers mention the Buffalo Burger, fish and chips, nachos, truffle fries and calamari, while brunch brings dishes such as Eggs Benedict, grilled sea bass and Pavlova. Portions can be notably large, with one guest regularly taking leftovers home.
Saturday brunch reviews describe a wide buffet-style selection, live music and drinks including beer, Aperol and cocktails. However, check the current format before booking: one visit found the usual brunch unavailable and received a set menu instead, with the main taking more than an hour and arriving almost cold. Service is often described as attentive, but a Champions League final produced waits of over an hour for food and more than 20 minutes for drinks.
Parking is at the hotel, followed by a few steps down to the pub.