Abu Dhabi's food and dining scene is becoming more exciting with the arrival of 13 new cafes, restaurants and speciality food destinations across the city. From international cuisines to freshly prepared desserts and speciality coffee, these new places offer something for different tastes and occasions. Residents and visitors can explore everything from casual dining experiences to premium sweet treats. Popular areas such as Yas Island, Saadiyat Island, Al Qana and Marina Mall have welcomed several interesting additions. These openings provide more choices for people looking to discover new food destinations around the capital.
New Restaurants Bring International Flavours to Abu Dhabi
Among the latest additions, Rowley's has introduced its steakhouse concept at Yas Bay, while EVA brings modern Greek dining to Mamsha Al Saadiyat. Rena offers Greek cuisine at Yas Mall, and OBR serves burgers and sides at Al Qana. Crust & Crumbz combines restaurant dining with speciality coffee in Khalifa City. Meanwhile, Bagl offers different bagel varieties at Al Seef Village. These restaurants provide new options for visitors planning casual meals, family outings or dinner with friends.
New Cafes and Dessert Destinations for Food Lovers
Coffee enthusiasts and dessert lovers also have several new places to explore. Press Cafe x Beurre combines speciality coffee with bakery products at Al Qana, while Rascals serves sandwiches, bagels and coffee. Pierre Hermé has brought its famous French pastries and macarons to Marina Mall. Oui Oui offers gelato with changing weekly flavours at Al Zeina. Dlish adds speciality coffee, sandwiches and desserts to Al Qana, creating another option for people looking for a relaxed cafe experience.
More Dining Choices Across the Capital
Other exciting additions include Aelos in Masdar City, serving Mediterranean-inspired dishes alongside breakfast and coffee options, and Doum House at Masdar Park, offering beverages, baked goods and desserts. Together, these 13 destinations reflect Abu Dhabi's growing food culture and its interest in international dining experiences. Whether visitors prefer Greek meals, French pastries, fresh bagels or speciality coffee, the capital now offers more places to explore. Customers should check individual venues for updated menus, opening hours and availability before visiting.
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