Dining out in Bahrain is picking up again. Friday brunches are back in full swing, happy hours are filling up, and restaurants across the island are throwing open their doors with weekend specials worth leaving the house for. If you’re looking for something fun to do this weekend, this is a good place to start.
A quick note: the situation in Bahrain and the region continues to evolve, so check the latest updates from official government channels before heading out. Conditions can change at short notice. Call ahead, reserve your table, and stay alert to any new advisories issued during the weekend.
Live entertainment, unlimited selected beverages, and complimentary pool access. The Diplomat Radisson Blu returns with its iconic brunch at Bo.Sabi from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm on Friday.
BHD 34 Net per person | Contact: 38111474
The InterContinental’s Friday brunch runs from 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm with a spread that covers a lot of ground. Live stations, seafood, grills, sushi, and signature dishes are all part of the lineup, alongside live Arabic entertainment.
Soft beverages start at BHD 26, house packages at BHD 33, and children eat for BHD 13 (under 6 free).
Sheraton’s WILD Brunch leans into sharing plates, bold flavours, and handcrafted cocktails, with live entertainment running through the afternoon. Friday from 12:30 pm to 5:00 pm. The Basic Package is BHD 30 per person, the Premium Package BHD 40.
Reserve by calling +973 17533533 or WhatsApp +973 38885408.
Open daily from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm, Chestnut Bakery celebrates international baking traditions with a focus on artisan breadmaking. A good option for a lighter daytime stop. Reservations: 38343437.
A longstanding favourite. Whether it’s the legendary salad, king prawns, or gnocchi al pesto, Cico’s is open daily from 12:00 pm to 12:00 am. No reservations listed, but calling ahead is always worth it at the moment.
Your favourite Italian and Venetian dining is open all weekend at Marassi Al Bahrain. Reservations: bahrain@cipriani.com or 17003300.
CUT is open from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm for those looking for a premium steakhouse evening at Bahrain Bay.
L’ORTO’s set menu offers a flavour-packed spread worth revisiting. Reservations: 17777818 (call) or 66733345 (WhatsApp).
MASSO’s lunch menu draws on the Italian Riviera, with handcrafted pastas, fresh seasonal ingredients, and a warm, unhurried setting. Available Thursday and Saturday from 12:30 to 2:30 PM. Email reservations@massorestaurant.com, call 1772 1061, or WhatsApp +973 3328 0280.
The Great Indian Thali runs all weekend, both at lunch (12 to 3 PM) and dinner (7 to 11 PM). A set journey through authentic Indian flavours at BHD 24 per person, including one beverage. Contact: 17586499.
Sato’s lunch service runs daily from 12 to 4 PM, with dinner from 7 to 11 PM. A dependable option for clean, well-executed Japanese cooking.
Ready for some Contemporary Japanese delights in a gorgeous setting? Head over to Sumosan at Marassi Al Bahrain. Reserve your table: 17008800.
A reliable spot for well-spiced, flavourful Persian and Middle Eastern dishes, open daily from 12:00 pm to 11:00 pm. Reservations: 17746431 or 17713000.
Social Hours run all weekend from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Two drinks for BHD 10, with the selection spanning handcrafted margaritas, signature cocktails, Coors Light draught, select spirits, house wines, and prosecco.
Circa’s golden-hour happy hour brings Latin flavours and energy to the early evening. Thursday to Saturday, 5:30 to 7:30 PM, with select sips from BD 3. Reserve by calling or WhatsApp 39927872, or email info@circabahrain.com.
Back and open from 5 PM onwards. Reservations: 38990055.
Restaurants may adjust their hours or capacity at short notice, so it’s worth confirming details directly before heading out. Keep up with official government channels for the latest advisories, and plan your route with current conditions in mind.
Book ahead where you can. Most of the restaurants listed above accept reservations by phone, WhatsApp, or email, and securing a table in advance saves time and uncertainty on the day.
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