Monday, 2 June 2014

Zaroob - Downtown Dubai just off SZR

This is probably my favorite spot in Dubai to go for authentic Arabic food, even though it is completely alcohol free. Quite unheard of in Dubai, these digs are trendy and cool with stenciled walls, graffiti, pops of colour, weird and wacky wall hangings with a fun and eclectic vibe - something that you would expect to see in Camden, not Downtown Dubai. Choose between dining indoors among the hustle and bustle of the busy kitchen on high wooden tables and chairs, or outside complete with comfy cushions, long tables, and an eccentric Arabic vibe.



The food is cheap and cheerful with every sort of dish you could want. They serve every type of hummus under the sun as well as sweet and savoury saj bread, every variation of man'oushe possible as well as shawarmas, a delightful fried hallomi dish (accompanied by exquisite tomatoes) and a selection of local special small plates.



The beauty of this place is that it seems like its always open. Try out breakfast or even stop by on your way home from a night out - its open until the early hours of the morning and the staff are always there to help with your every need. The lack of alcohol does not hinder Zaroob either - in its place comes a selection of scrumptious mocktails and fresh fruit juices to accompany your meal.



The service can be slow during peak times but on the whole there is nothing i can say to fault this place - 10/10! Look out for the flashing lights whilst driving down SZR.





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