Embrace the spirit of the Holy Month.
Ramadan is a time of reflection, community, and of course, delicious feasts. The dining scene in the capital is going all out to make sure you experience the best food and hospitality this Ramadan. To ensure you embrace the traditions of the Holy Month, FACT highlights some of the best places for iftar in Riyadh this year.
A.O.K Kitchen
The FACT award-winning A.O.K Kitchen’s iftar buffet is not to be missed. Featuring gluten- and dairy-limited dishes, a live saj station, and a cosy games area along with the likes of soups, samosas, Saudi coffee and much more, A.O.K Kitchen has something for everyone. Available daily, from sunset to 10pm. SAR 149 (adults) and SAR 91 (children aged six to 12).
GO: Visit www.aokkitchen.co.uk for reservations and more information.

Café Boulud
For a touch of French sophistication during Ramadan, head to Café Boulud, which is located in Four Seasons Kingdom Tower. Here, Chef Daniel Boulud presents a modern take on Ramadan classics with starters like Tomato with Burrata and Nicoise Salad, followed by mains such as Bass with Potato or Beef Tournedos. End your iftar with a decadent Chocolate Molten Cake. Available daily, from sunset to 9pm. SAR 425 per person.
GO: Visit www.fourseasons.com for more information.

Fairmont Hotel Riyadh
Fairmont Hotel Riyadh’s Ramadan setting features a traditional Bedouin-style bazaar. Its Al Thuraya Ramadan Tent will feature Saudi classics such as spiced camel kabsa, Turkish Fattah, and fresh shawarmas this season. A children’s tent on site also lets the little ones fill up their own plates, ensuring you have a great experience. Available daily, from sunset to 9pm. SAR 635 per person.
GO: Visit www.fairmont.com for reservations and more information.

Il Baretto
Il Baretto Riyadh blends Italian cuisine with Ramadan traditions as part of its Luna Del Ramadan celebration. Enjoy a four-course iftar menu with options like Quinoa Salad, Burrata, Penne all’Arrabbiata and Petto di Pollo alla Milanese to name a few. Wrap up with a Tiramisu or choose from a wide selection of desserts for a wholesome feast. Available daily, from sunset to 7.30pm. SAR 184 per person.
GO: Visit http://ilbaretto.sa for reservations and more information.

Isabel Mayfair, Riyadh
The newly-opened Isabel Mayfair, Riyadh brings a European twist to Ramadan. With a set menu featuring Sukkari dates, lentil soup, cheese bites, grilled meat, and saffron risotto, you’re guaranteed to have a flavourful iftar. You’ll also get Isabel’s signature handmade Chocolate Truffles. Available daily, from sunset to 12am. SAR 200 per person.
GO: Visit www.isabelriyadh.com for reservations and more information.

JW Marriott Hotel Riyadh
As you step into JW Marriott Hotel Riyadh this Ramadan, you’ll find yourself in the old souks of the Kingdom. With traditional decor, the menu here features the likes of mixed grills, shawarmas, along with international flavours for a truly wholesome dining experience. Available daily, from sunset to 8pm. SAR 370 per person.
GO: Visit www.marriott.com for reservations and more information.

La Petite Maison Riyadh
The multiple FACT award-winning La Petite Maison Riyadh brings a French-Mediterranean take on iftar. It features a sharing menu with Burrata, Yellowtail Carpaccio, Marinated Lamb Cutlets, and Vanilla Cheesecake, so you’re guaranteed to have a wholesome dining experience this Ramadan. Available daily, from sunset to 8.30pm. SAR 250 per person (minimum booking of two).
GO: Visit https://lpmrestaurants.com for reservations and more information.

Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah, Riyadh
Mandarin Oriental, Al Faisaliah Riyadh is also upping the ante for Ramadan. With a Majlis at Nur, inspired by Her Royal Highness Nourah Al Faisal’s signature fan design, features 13 embroidered circular panels representing the Kingdom’s diverse provinces. With a variety of dishes for iftar, a play area for children and live entertainment, this dining experience is one of the most luxurious ones in the capital. Available daily, from 5.30pm to 9pm. SAR 595 (adults) and SAR 298 (children aged seven to 12).
GO: Visit www.mandarinoriental.com for reservations and more information.

Radisson Blu Riyadh Convention and Exhibition Center
This Ramadan, gather under a stunning gold and white tent in The Garden for a special iftar experience. With more than 15 live stations, indulge in velvety cold mezze, fresh sushi, gourmet cheeses, sizzling grills, wood-fired pizzas, and beloved regional favourites. A dedicated kids’ station ensures little ones are delighted, while a decadent dessert spread, complete with a flowing chocolate fountain, offers the perfect sweet ending. Available daily from sunset. SAR 380 per person.
GO: Email info@ricec@radissonblu.com or visit www.radissonhotels.com for more information.

The Ritz-Carlton Riyadh
Step into a world of elegance and tradition at the Layalina Ramadan Tent, where the spirit of Ramadan meets luxury in a setting inspired by the charm of Cairo and Riyadh. Indulge in a lavish iftar in Riyadh, showcasing an exquisite selection of Arabic and international delicacies, live cooking stations, and an array of oriental desserts. The festive ambiance will be complemented by soulful melodies and warm Arabian hospitality. Available daily from sunset to 10pm. SAR 500 per person (iftar) and AED 325 per person (suhoor).
GO Visit https://widget.wddk.sa/147 or call 966 11 802 8333 for reservations and more information.

Zuma Riyadh
Zuma Riyadh marks its first Ramadan in the Kingdom with an exquisite contemporary Japanese iftar. If you’re able to secure a table, you can indulge in a curated selection of signature dishes such as the Wagyu Gyoza, Shrimp Tempura, Miso Marinated Black Cod and much more. Available daily, from 5.30pm to 2am. SAR 275 per person.
GO: Visit www.zumarestaurant.com for reservations and more information.
