Sports screens
Huge central screens and monitors make it easy to follow matches from around the bar.
Nad Al Sheba
Qube Sports Bar is a tucked-away Nad Al Sheba sports bar for live matches, drinks and casual games. Its spacious setup, big screens and darts make it an easy place to settle in with friends, while the menu covers pub-style bites and burgers.
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Huge central screens and monitors make it easy to follow matches from around the bar.
Pool, darts, foosball and shuffleboard are available for free, giving you something to do between matches.
Its tucked-away location and open layout are often less crowded and quieter than other sports bars.
Several reviews praise the food, including the Texas Burger, beef sliders and chicken wings.
Shuffleboard adds a less typical option alongside the familiar pool and darts setup.
Some visits include attentive, helpful service, with staff checking in and explaining offers.
Book ahead. Reserve on weekends or game nights, when the venue can fill up and popular screen-side tables go quickly.
Arrive early. Come early or book in advance if you want a good table directly in front of one of the large screens.
Check drinks. Confirm whether Amstel Light is available bottled or on draught before ordering, as its format has reportedly varied.
Avoid ribs. If ordering food, consider snacks or another dish rather than the ribs, which received a particularly poor review.
Use happy hour. Past reviews place happy hour from 5pm, so check the current offer and timing before you arrive.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 12:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 12:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 12:00 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 12:00 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 12:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 12:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
Sizzling fajitas were called particularly yummy in one review.
One returning customer noted an improvement in drink quality and enjoyed the Old Fashioned.
A long-standing review gave the Piña colada unusually strong praise.
Food and drinks can take a long time; one review reports waiting more than an hour for drinks.
The Wi-Fi has been described as extremely unreliable.
Cocktails have received criticism for tasting overly strong and poorly made.
The bar can be difficult to find and is out of the way for many visitors.
Food quality is inconsistent; one customer said the ribs were bad enough to be thrown away.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Wagyu burger
“Chef was apparently not having a bad day! Ordered a Wagyu burger and it was the least thing close to a decent burger you pay AED 70 for”Google review · December 2022
Bucket of 5 Heineken beer pints
“Drinks are reasonable okk like Bucket of 5( Hieneken Beer)pints for AED 125”Google review · August 2019
4 bottles and a main
“[21/09/2020] Daily adverts in Gulf News (pic attached) for offer with 5 hops and main meal for 145dhs during IPL 2020”Google review · September 2020
The Bottom Line
Qube Sports Bar in Nad Al Sheba is built around watching live sport without sitting idle: reviews mention large central screens, pool tables, darts and shuffleboard. The spacious, tucked-away setting is often quieter than busier sports bars, making it a good fit for a relaxed match night or a few games with friends. Food gets unusually specific praise in the reviews.
The Texas Burger comes with a sunny-side-up egg whose yolk runs into the burger, while beef sliders, chicken wings and Sizzling Fajitas also get mentions. Drinks have had mixed feedback: one visitor liked the Old Fashioned, while another found the cocktails too strong and poorly made. Past reviews also mention reasonably priced beers and happy-hour offers, but quoted prices are historical rather than a current menu.
The main practical warning is service. Several customers describe slow food or drinks, including one report of a wait exceeding an hour, and one server reportedly did not know the menu. Book ahead for weekends or game nights, and arrive early if you want a table directly in front of one of the big screens.
The location can be difficult to find and out of the way, but that distance is also part of its quieter atmosphere. Wi-Fi has received especially poor feedback, so it is better treated as a games-and-sports venue than a place to work.