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Reviews mention live performances and a belly-dancer show, adding more than music to the night.
Deira
The Premiere is a hotel nightclub in Deira with DJs, dancing and late-night drinks. Reviews highlight its cocktails, live performances and occasional belly-dancer shows, while the large venue and Arabic-led music make it appealing to visitors looking for an energetic after-dinner outing.
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Reviews mention live performances and a belly-dancer show, adding more than music to the night.
Cocktails are a consistent bright spot, with one review specifically praising their presentation and taste.
The club is described as huge, giving it room for dancing and entertainment even when seating is limited.
The DJ has been praised for Arabic and Western songs, while another review notes Arabic and Indian mixes.
One detailed review found the bouncers polite and respectful, despite other reports of difficult staff interactions.
Confirm fees. Ask whether standing space costs extra before entering; one review says even standing-only slots required payment.
Check closing. Confirm the night’s actual service hours before paying, as one visitor reported an early shutdown despite a stated 4 AM closing.
Budget drinks. Check the drinks menu and prices first: a review reports Corona at AED70 and a Bullfrog cocktail at AED100.
Try calamari. If you want food with your drinks, calamari is the clearest dish recommendation in the reviews.
Check music. Ask what is playing that night if genre matters; one detailed review describes the DJ’s set as mostly Arabic and Indian mixes.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:30 PM – 4:00 AM |
| Tue | 9:30 PM – 4:00 AM |
| Wed | 9:30 PM – 4:00 AM |
| Thu | 9:30 PM – 4:00 AM |
| Fri | 9:30 PM – 4:00 AM |
| Sat | 9:30 PM – 4:00 AM |
| Sun | 9:30 PM – 4:00 AM |
Bullfrog is the specifically named cocktail in the reviews, though its reported price is notably high.
Calamari is the only individual dish directly recommended by a reviewer.
A AED200 entry fee was reported as non-redeemable, while seating and even standing spots could require separate payment.
Reviews describe drinks as expensive, including a reported AED70 Corona and AED100 Bullfrog cocktail.
Several visitors report slow or unresponsive service, including one who called ten times for water.
One visitor paid at 2:42 AM but reported that service stopped at 3 AM and the club closed at 3:15.
Reviews range from friendly service to complaints about rude interactions, aggressive security and hidden bill charges.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Corona beer
“Drinks are overpriced, with a bottle of Corona beer at AED70, a single 12 yr scotch at AED80, a cocktail like Bullfrog at AED100 and so on”Google review · November 2025
Bullfrog cocktail
“Drinks are overpriced, with a bottle of Corona beer at AED70, a single 12 yr scotch at AED80, a cocktail like Bullfrog at AED100 and so on”Google review · November 2025
The Bottom Line
The Premiere is a Deira hotel nightclub built around DJs, dancing, cocktails and stage entertainment. Reviews mention live performances, a belly-dancer show and a large venue, so it may suit an after-dinner night where the entertainment matters as much as the dance floor. Cocktails receive several positive mentions, and calamari is the clearest dish recommendation.
The experience is inconsistent. Some visitors describe a relaxing atmosphere, friendly hospitality and good music; others report rude staff, slow service and incorrect drinks. Security feedback is mixed too, ranging from polite bouncers to a complaint about aggressive treatment.
Music can lean Arabic and Indian, while older reviews mention Arabic and Western mixes, so checking the night’s programme is sensible. Budget carefully. A detailed review reports AED200 non-redeemable entry, AED500 fully redeemable entry with a small table and AED1,000 for a VIP table.
Drinks were also reported at AED70 for Corona, AED80 for a single 12-year scotch and AED100 for a Bullfrog cocktail. Seating may not be included: one visitor says even standing-only spots required payment. Finally, confirm closing arrangements before paying; a visitor reported service ending at 3 AM despite being told the venue stayed open until 4 AM.