Celebrate Ramadan at The Courtyard, Manzil Downtown

Decorated with charming Ramadan lanterns, crescents and glorious lights, the perfectly air-conditioned dining area at The Courtyard, Manzil Downtown is an ideal venue for Iftar dining with family and friends.

As one of Downtown Dubai’s unique Ramadan destinations, Manzil Downtown offers an authentic festive experience full of enchantment and mystique. Observers can break the fast with a perfect festive feast that is nutritious and delicious. The culinary affair begins with cold mezze and soup followed by hot mezze and a sharing menu, complemented by 4 live food stations serving Ouzi, Shawerma, Saj & Falafel. Plus, two main courses and four skewers of grills will be served directly to the table. Guests can enjoy traditional juices and desserts such as traditional Kunafa and fresh fruit platter along with a host of delicious Iftar favourites.

Time: Iftar – From Sunset to 9:00pm; Suhoor – 10:00pm to 3am

Entertainment: Traditional Oud player from 10pm for Suhoor

Pricing: Iftar – 195 AED per person including soft beverages and Arabic juices; Children below 6 years dine with our compliments; 50% discount for children between 6 to 12 years. (Recommended that children dine indoors if present); Early Bird Offer for Iftar – 175 AED per person for any bookings before 30 April 18.

Suhoor – A la carte

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