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Afternoon Tea

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EW NEWBIE
Latest post on 02 April 2016 - 17:05

Hello ladies,

Can anyone recommend a lovely afternoon tea for my visiting family ?

Thanks

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EW NEWBIE
Latest post on 07 April 2016 - 03:02
Another vote for Al Fayrooz Lounge in Madinat Jumeirah/Al Qasr. It has a nice view of the Burj Al Arab, great service and unlimited refills for each stand/tray. Also, there's an offer in the Entertainer (if you have it) which gives you 1 free afternoon tea I believe.
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EW GURU
Latest post on 06 April 2016 - 19:03
How exciting to see this thread! i am coming to visit Dubai from Florida & California and explore expat life for my near future plans. Arriving May 5th, 2016. Would love to have tea with some local women expats since I am by myself this time.... AFTERNOON TEA is my thing every time I travel somewhere. And lingering over a cuppa with marina views would be more memorable with NEW friends, I hope! I looked up the suggestions here and I sure would love to go to both tea rooms during my one week visit. If there are other suggestions and places that any one would like to join me to try/or enjoy, I welcome the company! Please, pretty please?! :-) You may not find much company to go about Dubai because most women are either working or have young children - but every one is quite friendly and going anywhere alone is OK - better to do things alone than not at all - also it gives you more self confidence! Or go to one of expatwoman's coffee mornings!
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EW EXPLORER
Latest post on 06 April 2016 - 19:00
How exciting to see this thread! i am coming to visit Dubai from Florida & California and explore expat life for my near future plans. Arriving May 5th, 2016. Would love to have tea with some local women expats since I am by myself this time.... AFTERNOON TEA is my thing every time I travel somewhere. And lingering over a cuppa with marina views would be more memorable with NEW friends, I hope! I looked up the suggestions here and I sure would love to go to both tea rooms during my one week visit. If there are other suggestions and places that any one would like to join me to try/or enjoy, I welcome the company! Please, pretty please?! :-) You may not find much company to go about Dubai because most women are either working or have young children - but every one is quite friendly and going anywhere alone is OK - better to do things alone than not at all - also it gives you more self confidence!
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EW OLDHAND
Latest post on 04 April 2016 - 08:03
How exciting to see this thread! i am coming to visit Dubai from Florida & California and explore expat life for my near future plans. Arriving May 5th, 2016. Would love to have tea with some local women expats since I am by myself this time.... AFTERNOON TEA is my thing every time I travel somewhere. And lingering over a cuppa with marina views would be more memorable with NEW friends, I hope! I looked up the suggestions here and I sure would love to go to both tea rooms during my one week visit. If there are other suggestions and places that any one would like to join me to try/or enjoy, I welcome the company! Please, pretty please?! :-) I'm not 'local' per se... though I've lived here all my life... but I would recommend you try out the breakfast at the SMCCU (Shk Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding)... it's a very traditional Emirati breakfast and a lovely place to learn more about the region
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EW NEWBIE
Latest post on 03 April 2016 - 17:42
How exciting to see this thread! i am coming to visit Dubai from Florida & California and explore expat life for my near future plans. Arriving May 5th, 2016. Would love to have tea with some local women expats since I am by myself this time.... AFTERNOON TEA is my thing every time I travel somewhere. And lingering over a cuppa with marina views would be more memorable with NEW friends, I hope! I looked up the suggestions here and I sure would love to go to both tea rooms during my one week visit. If there are other suggestions and places that any one would like to join me to try/or enjoy, I welcome the company! Please, pretty please?! :-)
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EW GURU
Latest post on 03 April 2016 - 17:33
Fortnum & Mason, At.mosphere, Burj Al Arab.
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EW GURU
Latest post on 03 April 2016 - 15:58
We usually take visitors to Al Fayrooz at Al Qasr too. Keep meaning to try another but hard to beat for the view from the terrace. Would like to hear of any alternatives with a nice setting. And my uncle was happy he could get a beer here after his long day sightseeing.
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EW OLDHAND
Latest post on 03 April 2016 - 15:57
high tea at The Farm Al Barari is quite nice too as it's a lovely little oasis in the middle of this concrete jungle
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EW NEWBIE
Latest post on 03 April 2016 - 15:16
Hello ladies, Can anyone recommend a lovely afternoon tea for my visiting family ? Thanks Hello, I recently did the one at Al Qasr with my Mum, it's not the cheapest that's for sure, but she (and I) enjoyed it immensely. We drank gallons of tea & had a lovely view of the Burj al Arab. We got there early so had our pick of the tables. The chocolate fountain was the icing on the cake for me - pardon the pun.
 
 

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