Top 10 Best Brasseries in Dubai
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What people like
Wagyu steaksWagyu cuts are repeatedly praised for precise cooking, including a medium Wagyu striploin and a truffle-finished cut.
Live musicLive piano, singers, bands and DJs create an evening atmosphere that several guests found lively without being overwhelming.
RARE Brasserie & Bar is a moody brasserie and bar in City Walk Dubai’s Al Wasl, built around wood-fired plates, cocktails and an evening music programme. Reviews make the Wagyu striploin and live piano standouts, whether you’re planning dinner, drinks or a dressed-up night out.
View full business page →TipFor the fuller music experience, choose an evening sitting rather than an early pre-event dinner.
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What people like
French influenceFrench culinary touches add finesse beyond a straightforward steakhouse menu.
Pescatarian choiceThe tuna steak has become a standout option for pescatarians, with one regular saying they could not find an equivalent elsewhere in Dubai.
The Hide is a brasserie in Al Sufouh known for carefully cooked steaks, including Wagyu, alongside French-influenced dishes such as steak frites. It also gives diners an elegant indoor setting, outdoor seating and Burj Al Arab views for a polished dinner or celebration.
View full business page →TipAsk for an outdoor table if you want the open-air setting and the Burj Al Arab outlook.
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What people like
Standout dishesThe truffle tagliolini, ribeye, escargots and entrecôte with tallow fries receive unusually detailed praise.
Fresh escargotsOne diner was told the escargots arrive fresh every few days rather than frozen.
La Colline Brasserie is a French brasserie in Arabian Ranches, nestled in Al Habtoor Polo Resort, with a country-side-inspired setting. Reviews point to a thoughtful dining menu, especially the truffle tagliolini and entrecôte with beef-tallow fries, alongside relaxed brunches and polo-field views.
View full business page →TipOrder the Truffle Tagliolini if you want the dish most clearly praised for homemade, from-scratch preparation.
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What people like
Cozy atmosphereThe room is cozy enough for conversation, while busier evenings bring a lively Parisian-brasserie feel.
Attentive serviceReviews describe service as warm and observant, including a case where an unfinished steak prompted a replacement offer without the guest complaining.
CQ French Brasserie is a mellow French bistro in Jumeirah Lake Towers, with a cozy, conversational dining room and casual brasserie fare. Reviews particularly point to the steak frites and pain perdu, alongside a wine-and-dessert-focused experience that works for relaxed dinners or lively occasions.
View full business page →TipAsk for the steak sauce on the side if you prefer the meat’s flavour without it being covered.
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What people like
Burj viewsThe terrace has direct views of the Burj Khalifa and fountains, making the setting a major part of the meal.
Tea setThe Le Classique afternoon tea set includes well-reviewed drinks and pastries in an elegant, peaceful setting.
Fouquet’s Dubai is a French restaurant in Downtown Dubai, combining Parisian-style interiors with a terrace facing the Burj Khalifa and fountains. Reviews highlight classic dishes such as escargot and onion soup, while afternoon tea and its café-style coffee and pastries offer lighter ways to visit.
View full business page →TipAsk for terrace seating if the Burj Khalifa and fountain view is your priority.
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What people like
Stylish settingThe elegant, dark interior, outdoor seating and views create a polished backdrop for dinner, drinks or a date.
Celebration touchesSeveral diners received complimentary birthday or anniversary desserts, including a surprise cake that made occasions feel thoughtfully handled.
LEÑA Dubai is a contemporary wood-fired steakhouse in Palm Jumeirah, known for carefully cooked meat and Spanish-leaning dishes. Reviews point especially to the picanha steak and the distinctive foie gras apple, while the dark, stylish setting suits date nights and celebrations.
View full business page →TipFor larger celebrations, ask staff about current set menus or special dining offers before ordering.
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What people like
Belgian classicsMussels and fries arrive in notably generous portions, while steak frites, croquettes and stew keep the Belgian focus clear.
SeafoodReviews repeatedly highlight the seafood, including tiger prawns, grilled octopus, fresh oysters and fish and chips.
Cafe Belge is a Belgian restaurant in DIFC inside the Ritz-Carlton, combining a polished European setting with a lively bar atmosphere. Reviews point visitors towards dishes such as mussels and fries, Belgian beers and creative cocktails, with outdoor seating and occasional live entertainment adding to the appeal.
View full business page →TipSaturday brunch includes starters, a main, dessert, beverages and live entertainment; one customer reported a price of 325 aed.
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What people like
Creative foodThe menu combines French, Asian and Nordic influences, with dishes praised for precise technique, layered flavours and polished presentation.
Candy roomThe candy room turns dessert into an activity: guests can browse sweets, choose desserts and even make a candy bag to take away.
Brasserie Frantzén is a modern European brasserie in Palm Jumeirah, bringing French, Asian and Nordic influences into a lively, design-led setting. Reviews particularly highlight the sea bass ceviche and the interactive candy room, where diners choose their own sweets and dessert.
View full business page →TipAsk whether the mussels are available before ordering; one diner found them listed but unavailable that evening.
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