There is a mouth-watering array of delicious and luxurious iftars in Riyadh to choose from this Ramadan. We did the homework for you and compiled a list of the best restaurants in Saudi Arabia’s capital at which to break your fast this year.
Meraki
This popular Greek eatery has opened its doors until 2 a.m. for iftar and sahoor. The London transplant is offering an iftar menu that includes starters, hot mezze, a choice of main course and dessert options for $67 per person.Milwan at Le Méridien
You can watch the chefs prepare your food at open food stations.Roka
In addition to its extensive a la carte and tasting menus, the award-winning contemporary Japanese restaurant has curated an exclusive mocktail infused with cardamom, sesame and cedarwood for Ramadan. Plus, all guests get complimentary dates and Arabic coffee on arrival.Elements
Located in the lobby of the Four Seasons Hotel, the restaurant offers traditional Saudi cuisine, live cooking and a fresh juices corner for $93.Villa Palma
The dining destination curated a four-course experience consisting of 14 Mediterranean-inspired dishes for the holy season.Fawanees Experience
Those who enjoy Ramadan tents will revel in this unique iftar and sahoor experience. The Prince Sultan Grand Hall at the Al-Faisaliah Hotel has been transformed into a lavish Ramadan tent with an array of tantalizing dishes, a variety of mouth-watering desserts and refreshing traditional beverages.
