In the middle of Downtown Dubai in the Souk Al Bahar shopping center is the Time Out Market Dubai food hall, a paradise for food lovers. In total, the Time Out Market Dubai has 13,000 square meters and you will find 17 restaurants and 3 bars under one roof. Here you can taste the most delicious dishes. Whether it’s a simple pizza, an ice cream with a cone of 24-carat gold, a homemade vegetarian burger or a delicious Asian dim sum dish, you will find it all in the Time Out Market Dubai.
The Time Out Market Dubai not only offers a wide variety of dishes, from the 280 square meter outdoor terrace you also have a beautiful panoramic view of the Dubai Fountain and the Burj Khalifa. Concerts and events are also regularly organized.
Time Out Magazine
Time Out may be a familiar concept to some travelers. The magazine and website have been informing tourists and locals about food, events and restaurants in various world cities for years. Once started in London, this magazine has grown into a global platform with editions in many major world cities including Madrid, Melbourne, Shanghai and San Francisco. Dubai also has its own version of the popular Time Out magazine.
Next to its own magazine and associated website, Time Out has had the “Time Out Market” concept since 2014. The concept is basically very simple, a large hall or building containing various restaurants, each of which is chosen by the magazine’s editors for their unique dishes. This way you only get the best restaurants under one roof. The first Time Out Market can be found in Lisbon where the hall has been a popular spot for both locals and tourists for many years.
In recent years, the Time Out Market concept has been rolled out worldwide and branches can also be found in Boston, New York, Miami, Chicago and Montreal. Branches are planned for the coming years in Porto, Prague and Abu Dhabi.
Restaurants in the Time Out Market
In total there are 17 different restaurants in the Time Out Market and 3 bars. Below we have listed all the restaurants and bars for you.
Al Fanar Restaurant
Menu: Dishes from the Emirates
Website: www.alfanarrestaurant.com
BB Social Dining
Menu: Asian dishes, bao, pho and bowls.
Brix
Menu: deserts
Website: www.brixdessert.com
Folly by Nick & Scott
Menu: British cuisine
Website: www.folly.ae
Fulvio’s Kitchen
Menu: Italian cuisine
Website: www.timeoutmarket.com
Liban by Allo Beirut
Menu: Lebanese dishes
Website: www.allobeirutstreetfood.com
Little Erth by Nabz&G
Menu: Vegan
Website: www.nabzandg.com
Local Fire by The Mattar Farm
Menu: Meat dishes
Website: www.themattarfarm.com
Long Teng
Menu: Chinese dishes
Website: www.longtengseafood.com
Masti
Menu: Indian dishes
Website: www.mastidubai.com
Nightjar
Menu: Coffee and tea
Website: www.nightjar.coffee
Pickl
Menu: Sandwiches and burgers
Website: www.eatpickl.com
Pitfire
Menu: American pizzas
Website: www.pitfiredubai.ae
Reif Japanese Kushiyaki
Menu: Japanese dishes
Website: www.reifkushiyaki.com
Scoopi Café
Menu: deserts
Website: www.timeoutmarket.com
Two leaves by Project Chaiwala
Menu: Street food
Website: www.timeoutmarket.com
Vietnamese Foodies
Menu: Vietnamese cuisine
Website: www.vietnamesefoodies.com
Location and opening hours Time Out Market Dubai
The Time Out Market Dubai is located in the Souk al Bahar shopping center. It is in the middle of Downtown Dubai next to the Dubai Mall and the Burj Khalifa. Do you want to travel to the Time Out Market by metro? Then it is best to get off at the stop of the Dubai Mall / Burj Khalifa (metro station number 25 on the red line). From here you can walk from the metro station to the Dubai Mall via the walkway and walk to the Time Out Market from there. If you want to travel by taxi to the Time Out Market, it is best to get off at the entrance of the Souk al Bahar and walk from here to the Time Out Market.
The Time Out Market is open daily from noon to midnight, excluding Thursdays and Fridays. On these two days, the doors close an hour later at 1:00 AM. During Ramadan, the food hall in Dubai will remain open at regular opening hours.
