Top Rated Nightlife in Dubai

Dwayne Cheer had a vision - to provide a dining experience that sets the standard way above the other eclectic restaurants in town. But who knew that he would take his dream, a bit too literally. Headed by Cheer, At.mosphere sits at a thrilling height of 442 meters(1,350 feet)! Imagine sipping on alcoholic concoctions and taking bites of barbecued meats and grilled seafood imported from Australia on the 122nd floor of the Burj Khalifa. If you manage to get a seat by one of the sturdy glass windows, you will be greeted with sights of the merger of the azure sky and the city's khaki skyline. Come to At.mosphere for an experience worth cherishing and only if you have a few hours to spare.

The Far East meets the Middle-East at chef-proprietor Nobu Matsuhisa's eponymous restaurant at Atlantis The Palm. Nobu offers guests with an authentic Japanese fare blended together with Arabian flavors. Take your pick from sushi, sashimi, tempura, teriyaki and miso preparations. Sushi lovers can sit at the sushi counter and feast on these fish and rice delights. Those who would love to savor some Japanese drinks, can drink to their heart's content at the sake lounge.

With unhindered views of the Arabian Sea, this sports bar and restaurant truly enjoys a grand location. Step out of Barasti Beach and you will find yourself on an enchanting, private waterfront. Gaze leisurely at the panorama as the Sun paints the sky in a myriad of colors. Lunch and dinner include an array of sandwiches, salads, and burgers, all light and easy on the stomach. Participate in the various entertainment programs held here, like quiz and theme nights. Catch the latest games of your favorite sports team on their flat-screen televisions, and don't be surprised if you lose track of time while you enjoy your snack amidst the melodious sound of the waves.

The Dubai International Financial Center houses a range of cafes and restaurants, one of which is Zuma. Serving authentic Japanese cuisine with impassioned fervor, the restaurant has gained popularity among gastronomes of the city. Comprising multiple kitchens, i.e., the main kitchen, the sushi counter and the robata grill, the sprawling restaurant offers an eclectic menu. Adding to your experience of dining amidst the engaging ambiance here is the courteous and discerning staff. While each of the scrumptious meals served here is sure to impress, one must try the famed Wagyu beef, crab legs and oven-baked lobster. To the patrons’ delight, the restaurant also offers a stellar range of cocktails, wines and quintessential sake.

True to its name, The Observatory, perched on the 52nd level of the Dubai Marriott Harbour Hotel & Suites, offers spectacular views of the Dubai Marina and surrounding areas. The restaurant's stylish interiors, sport a contemporary design scheme, with rich use of woods and soft lighting. Tables by the floor-to-ceiling windows, afford magnificent views of the marina, and are perfect for romantic encounters. The Europe-inspired menu offers such delights as Slow Braised Angus Beef Cheeks, Irish Smoked Pork Belly and Pan Roasted Baby Red Snapper. The bar offers a fine range of spirits to please all tastes, and their signature cocktails are not to be missed.

Après which means "after" in French, is attached to the Kempinski Hotel Mall of the Emirates, located on the famous Sheikh Zayed Road. The bar is quite spacious to start off, with dark lavender seating and interiors, which gives it a touch of elegance. Huge windows overlook Ski Dubai providing a view which is as rare as snow in the Emirates. This bar serves extraordinary drinks and the staff also strives to provide the best of service. Do try the bar food which is fresh and delicious. One should particularly enjoy the Chamonix chicken which is simply delicious. All in all, a great place to have powerful drinks along with a great crowd.