Dubai’s Sunday dining scene is giving the traditional roast plenty of room on the table this September, with restaurants across the city serving everything from classic British combinations to more contemporary takes.
The options range from a stuffed beef tenderloin at Belgian Beer Café to family-focused roasts at McGettigan’s Ibn Battuta Gate. There are also waterfront choices, golf-course views and a Bluewaters setting for diners who want the meal to be part of a longer Sunday outing.
The prices in the venues featured range from about AED 99 to AED 170 per person, although some restaurants offer à la carte choices or different packages. Menus and prices can change, so checking directly with the venue before booking is advisable.
Belgian Beer Café, Grand Millennium Dubai
For a roast with a twist, Belgian Beer Café at Grand Millennium Dubai is serving a signature beef tenderloin stuffed with mushroom and cheese.
The dish comes with traditional-style accompaniments including roasted carrots and potatoes, assorted beans, fried cauliflower, braised red cabbage and Yorkshire pudding. A peppercorn sauce completes the plate.
The hotel’s current listing puts the Sunday roast at AED 99 per guest, including a pint of Belgian brew or a glass of house wine. The offer runs on Sundays from noon until 1am.
Where: Grand Millennium Dubai, Al Barsha South
When: Sundays, noon–1am
Price: AED 99 per guest
Horse & Hound, Al Habtoor Polo Club
For diners who want their roast with an outdoor setting, Horse & Hound at Al Habtoor Polo Club offers beef or lamb alongside traditional accompaniments.
The venue’s appeal goes beyond the food. Its polo-club surroundings make it a choice for families and groups looking for a more relaxed weekend outing, while the venue is also known for being welcoming to guests bringing their dogs.
The current guide lists the roast at AED 145, with service from noon to 6pm on Sundays.
Where: Al Habtoor Polo Club, Dubai
When: Sundays, noon–6pm
Price: AED 145
McGettigan’s Ibn Battuta Gate
McGettigan’s takes a more entertainment-led approach to the Sunday roast at its Ibn Battuta Gate venue.
Its Funday Roast & Family Quiz runs on Sundays, with the roast served alongside games and activities aimed at families. The official McGettigan’s listing confirms the Sunday event runs from 2pm to 5pm, while the roast is served from noon.
The September listing featured a roast with classic meats, potatoes and gravy, priced at AED 149 for adults and AED 79 for children.
That combination makes the venue particularly suited to families who want lunch and entertainment in the same visit.
Where: Ibn Battuta Gate, Dubai
When: Sundays; family quiz 2–5pm
Price: AED 149 adults; AED 79 children
Lakeview, Park Hyatt Dubai
Lakeview at Park Hyatt Dubai brings a Sunday roast to a considerably different setting, overlooking Dubai Creek and the golf course.
The restaurant’s current offer runs through September 30, 2026, with OpenTable listing the Sunday roast at AED 125–135 per person. The menu is described as a classic roast built around premium cuts and traditional accompaniments.
Park Hyatt describes Lakeview as a restaurant with both indoor seating and an outdoor terrace overlooking Dubai Creek and the championship golf course.
Where: Park Hyatt Dubai, Dubai Creek Resort
When: Sundays
Price: AED 125–135 per person
The Spaniel, Bluewaters Island
At The Spaniel, the roast is designed as a more substantial shared dining experience.
The restaurant’s current weekend information confirms that its Sunday Roast is available every Sunday from noon to 10:30pm, making it one of the more flexible options for diners who don’t want to commit to a traditional lunchtime booking.
The September guide featured an All in Roast designed for four people, bringing together roast beef, roast chicken and slow-cooked lamb, with roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings, cauliflower cheese, vegetables and gravy. The listed price was AED 170 per person.
Current third-party listings show that individual roast choices can also vary, so diners should confirm the exact menu when booking.
Where: Bluewaters Island, Dubai
When: Sundays, noon–10:30pm
Price: From around AED 160–170 depending on selection
The Strand Craft Kitchen, Palm Jumeirah
The Strand Craft Kitchen offers a Sunday roast with a waterfront setting on Palm Jumeirah.
The menu featured in the September dining guide includes roast beef tenderloin with gravy and horseradish cream, as well as roast salmon with dill sauce. Seasonal vegetables and Yorkshire pudding accompany the main dishes, with homemade gelato available for dessert.
The listed starting price is AED 99, although pricing can vary depending on the selected dish. The restaurant itself is located at Palm Views West and describes its concept as a mix of Mediterranean and Asian influences with Marina views.
Where: Palm Views West, Palm Jumeirah
When: Sundays from noon
Price: From AED 99
Which Dubai Sunday roast is right for you?
The choice largely depends on what kind of Sunday you’re planning.
- For a creative roast: Belgian Beer Café’s stuffed beef tenderloin offers something different from the standard roast plate.
- For families: McGettigan’s Ibn Battuta Gate combines food with games and activities.
- For views: Lakeview pairs the meal with Dubai Creek and golf-course scenery.
- For a group: The Spaniel’s larger roast format is designed for sharing.
- For an outdoor atmosphere: Horse & Hound offers the polo-club setting.
- For a waterfront meal: The Strand Craft Kitchen brings the roast to Palm Jumeirah.
For UAE residents planning a Sunday lunch, booking ahead is sensible, particularly for family tables and venues with limited roast service. Prices, menus and inclusions can change, so diners should confirm the latest details directly with the restaurant before travelling.
What is a Sunday roast in Dubai?
A Sunday roast is a traditional British-style meal usually built around roasted meat, roast potatoes, vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and gravy. Dubai restaurants offer both classic versions and modern variations.
Where can I have a Sunday roast in Dubai in September 2026?
Options include Belgian Beer Café at Grand Millennium Dubai, Horse & Hound, McGettigan’s Ibn Battuta Gate, Lakeview at Park Hyatt Dubai, The Spaniel on Bluewaters Island and The Strand Craft Kitchen on Palm Jumeirah.
How much does a Sunday roast cost in Dubai?
The venues covered here start at around AED 99 per person, while some options cost AED 145–170 or more depending on the menu and package.
Which Dubai Sunday roast is good for families?
McGettigan’s Ibn Battuta Gate is particularly family-focused, with a Sunday roast accompanied by a family quiz and children’s activities. The venue also offers a children’s roast.
Where can I find a Sunday roast with a view in Dubai?
Lakeview at Park Hyatt Dubai offers views towards Dubai Creek and the golf course, while The Strand Craft Kitchen provides a Palm Jumeirah waterfront setting.
Does The Spaniel serve Sunday roast all day?
Yes. The Spaniel’s current official weekend listing says its Sunday roast is available every Sunday from 12pm to 10:30pm.
Is Belgian Beer Café’s Sunday roast available in September?
Yes. The Grand Millennium Dubai’s current listing confirms a Sunday roast at Belgian Beer Café, with service from noon until 1am
