Skyline views
Window seating on the 68th floor creates a memorable Dubai skyline backdrop, especially around sunset.
Business Bay
Prime68 is a high-floor steakhouse in Business Bay, known in reviews for premium steaks, polished service and panoramic Dubai views from the 68th floor. Customers also highlight business lunches and dishes such as burrata and beef tartare. Business information currently describes it as temporarily closed for renovation.
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Window seating on the 68th floor creates a memorable Dubai skyline backdrop, especially around sunset.
Reviews often describe the steaks as tender, well-seasoned and cooked precisely to order.
Service is commonly praised for being polished and attentive without becoming intrusive.
The business lunch is repeatedly described as strong value, with options for both steak and non-meat diners.
Staff have helped guests navigate gluten-free choices and dietary substitutions.
Request windows. Ask for a window table if the view matters; guests specifically mention the skyline from those seats.
Try lunch. Check the business lunch first: one guest reported 125 dirhams for two courses or 148 for three.
Allow extra time. Build in arrival time for hotel traffic; one diner was delayed 40 minutes and noted valet parking.
Pick sea side. For a quieter table, ask about the sea-facing side; the Business Bay and Burj Khalifa side can be noisy.
Check reopening. Confirm availability before planning a visit, as business information currently says the restaurant is temporarily closed for renovation.
Plan the visit
The burrata salad is repeatedly praised, including a truffle version that one guest called a must-try.
The French onion soup is a well-liked starter on both lunch and dinner visits.
Guests have included Black Angus Steak in business lunches and described it as delicious and well presented.
Beef tartare is a recurring starter choice, praised alongside filet mignon on the business lunch menu.
The truffle mac & cheese is highlighted as an indulgent side, though another diner found it overly rich and undercooked.
One review strongly preferred the Star Martini, while finding the Old Fashioned less successful.
The experience is expensive, and some guests felt the food did not consistently justify the price.
A few diners found the steak average, mediocre or overcooked despite stronger sides and starters.
Service can lag during busy evenings, with one review citing waiters covering too many tables.
One lunch visit was affected by loud, unpleasant music, and the requested manager did not appear.
At brunch, a group had to repeatedly reorder oyster refills instead of receiving the requested quantity together.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
2 course meal
“Unbeatable offer for a lunch 125 dirhams for 2 course meal and 148 for 3 course”Google review · January 2025
water
“$30 for water alone! Will definitely return of ever in Dubai again”Google review · March 2019
The Bottom Line
Prime68 is a steakhouse in Business Bay built around two things: premium cuts and a dramatic 68th-floor view. Reviews mention Black Angus, Wagyu and filet mignon, along with popular starters such as burrata salad, French onion soup and beef tartare. Window seats are especially sought after, while sunset and evening skyline views add much of the occasion factor.
The business lunch stands out as the most practical way to try it. Guests have enjoyed steak, roasted salmon, steak tartare and desserts on the menu, with vegetarian choices available too. Dinner brings a more formal feel, and the early-bird three-course set menu has been used for celebrations.
Service is usually described as knowledgeable and attentive, including help with gluten-free options and dietary substitutions. There are caveats. This is a pricey restaurant, and reviews are mixed on steak consistency: some diners reported perfect cooking, while others found steaks average, mediocre or overcooked.
Peak periods can slow service, brunch refills may require repeated requests, and the Business Bay-facing side can be noisy. Allow extra time for hotel traffic and ask for a quieter sea-facing table if that matters. Business information currently says Prime68 is temporarily closed for planned renovation, so confirm reopening before making plans.