Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
The Observatory: The vibe at this intimate venue on the 52nd floor is dark and romantic, thanks to plenty of wood, candles and gold back-lighting.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
Q43: It's not the fanciest place in town, but it's cheap, it's cool, and if you get there just before sunset, it has unbelievable views across Dubai's man-made Palm Islands.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
Tomo: Tomo's interior may be sleek and classy but it's the outdoor terrace that provides the best seats and sights. The Japanese restaurant dishes up affordable dishes, mostly bento-style.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
40 Kong: Dubbed the "best lounge bar" in 2015 by Time Out Dubai, 40 Kong serves international cuisine with great views of downtown.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
Private Jet Charter: In Dubai, the land where luxury knows no limit, there's one incredibly exclusive way to dine high in the sky: have a meal in a helicopter.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
Namu: The vibe -- as one would expect from a W hotel -- is sexy and cool, with pulsing house beats and red accents.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
Prime68: Glossy white interiors flooded with natural light, Prime 68 offers more than spectacular views. It does meat well and serves a popular 1920s-themed brunch.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
Namu: Namu specializes in Korean and Japanese cuisine. An open kitchen sits in the center of the restaurant, serving up small dishes made to share.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
Mint Leaf: Mint Leaf is the place for upmarket Indian food and live DJ music in the evening.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
Mint Leaf: Located on the 15th floor, this London export has floor-to-ceiling windows facing the Burj Khalifa.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
La Môme: Taking inspiration from singer Edith Piaf and the 1950s, the newly opened La Môme has a warm Parisian atmosphere.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
La Môme: The menu of the homegrown fine diner is decidedly French, with snails, côte de boeuf, pigeon and plenty of cheeses playing a part.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
Dining in the Sky: Originated in Belgium and Germany 10 years ago, Dining in the Sky opened in Dubai in January 2017.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
At.Mosphere: When it comes to sky-high dining, there's one place that stands above the rest, literally. On the 122nd floor, At.Mosphere at the Burj Khalifa has some of the most fantastic evening views in the world.
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Gastronomy or Astronomy? Sky High Dubai Restaurants
Alta Badia: Alta Badia suits a special occasion, especially during the months when the Italian restaurant runs a special truffle menu.
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It’s home to the world’s tallest building and the world’s tallest hotel, so it’s no surprise that Dubai’s skyline is also host to some of the world’s best high-rise dining experiences.
This glistening city offers a host of luxurious sky-high venues where it’s possible to eat and drink while enjoying epic panoramic views.
In January 2017, things are getting even more extreme thanks to the launch of the crane-hoisted Dinner in the Sky.
This unique experience involves being strapped in a bucket seat while dangling over the city’s International Marine Club.
That not high enough? It’s also possible to charter a helicopter while nibbling dates for two.
Here are some more of the top sky-high restaurants and bars Dubai has to offer.
Just be warned: the heights — and the accompanying prices — might be vertigo-inducing.
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