From Saadiyat to Reem Island: New restaurants to check out in Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi has introduced a fresh array of dining and hospitality options, providing locals with more places to explore. The newest additions span Italian, Indian, Emirati, and specialty cuisine. Here are some of the must-visit new spots.

At Umm Al Emarat Park, Salt has reopened with a refreshed ambiance. The casual eatery is famous for its burgers and laid-back atmosphere, perfect for a quick bite before or after a visit to the gardens.

For Italian food enthusiasts, Jamie’s Italian has opened its doors at Reem Mall. The restaurant offers classic Italian dishes like pizza and pasta in a relaxed setting inside the mall.

Emirati cuisine fans can try Falwa at ADREA, where traditional Emirati dishes are reimagined in a contemporary dining setting.

The Galleria now hosts The Cheeseroom, a specialty shop dedicated to cheeses and platters, offering a selection for sharing or takeaway.

Bloom Arjaan by Rotana has arrived on Saadiyat Island, contributing to the island’s expanding collection of hotels and cultural attractions. Guests can enjoy the location’s beaches, restaurants, and cultural sites.

Indian cuisine fans can now enjoy dishes at Art of Dum at Reem Mall. The restaurant specializes in Indian fare, giving diners another option at the mall.

Al Qana’s Landers has opened as a bakery and specialty café, combining coffee and baked goods in one destination.

Sallora by the Sea, located at Al Bahar on the Abu Dhabi Corniche, focuses on seafood. The newly opened restaurant offers a menu centered around seafood, complemented by its coastal setting.

The Arcades in Abu Dhabi is home to The Solenn, which serves Greek and Mediterranean-inspired dishes with a contemporary twist.

Here Cafe, a Greek and Mediterranean-themed speciality café, has opened a new branch in Al Wathba, catering to coffee lovers in the area.