Bahrain Travel Guide
Shopping Malls in Bahrain
City Centre Bahrain is a shopping mall located in the Seef District of Manama, in the Kingdom of Bahrain. It is owned and run by Majid Al Futtaim Properties, which owns several shopping malls across the Middle East.
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City Centre Bahrein
4650 Shaikh Khalifa Bin Salman HwyCity Centre Bahrain is a shopping mall located in the Seef District of Manama, in the Kingdom of Bahrain. It is owned and run by Majid Al Futtaim Properties, which owns several shopping malls across the Middle East.
Seef Mall is the second largest mall in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Managed by Seef Properties, the mall is located in the Seef district of the capital city, Manama. It attracts an average of 25,000 visitors a day.
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Seef Mall - Distrito Seef
Seef Mall is the second largest mall in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Managed by Seef Properties, the mall is located in the Seef district of the capital city, Manama. It attracts an average of 25,000 visitors a day.
The Avenues is a waterfront shopping center situated along Bahrain Bay, in Manama, Bahrain. Developed by the King Faisal Corniche Development Company, the $186 million development spans a total area of 273,000 m² along a 1.5 km seafront corniche.
The Avenues station
The Avenues is a waterfront shopping center situated along Bahrain Bay, in Manama, Bahrain. Developed by the King Faisal Corniche Development Company, the $186 million development spans a total area of 273,000 m² along a 1.5 km seafront corniche.
MODA Mall, located on the ground floor of the Bahrain World Trade Center (BWTC), offers accessible exclusivity, and is a shopping and dining experience for every occasion. It houses the largest luxury brand portfolio of international designers, with over 80 fashion labels and over 50 fine jewelry portfolio brands, the largest attainable in any one venue in the Kingdom, on offer.
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Moda Mall
MODA Mall, located on the ground floor of the Bahrain World Trade Center (BWTC), offers accessible exclusivity, and is a shopping and dining experience for every occasion. It houses the largest luxury brand portfolio of international designers, with over 80 fashion labels and over 50 fine jewelry portfolio brands, the largest attainable in any one venue in the Kingdom, on offer.
Commercial complex offering traditional stores & shops with Chinese foods, accessories & home decor.
Dragon City station
Commercial complex offering traditional stores & shops with Chinese foods, accessories & home decor.
Attractions in Bahrain
Luxury hotels, fantastic restaurants, UNESCO World Heritage Sites and authentic Middle Eastern experiences make Bahrain a great location for anyone with a sense of adventure.
Down a dirt road in the middle of the barren desert far from the buzz of Manama stands a lone 400-year-old mesquite tree. The “Tree of Life” is said to thrive without any known water source, and is an impressive sight — particularly from April to October, when it is significantly less likely to be surrounded by campsites.
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Tree Of Life
Dirt Road to Tree of LifeDown a dirt road in the middle of the barren desert far from the buzz of Manama stands a lone 400-year-old mesquite tree. The “Tree of Life” is said to thrive without any known water source, and is an impressive sight — particularly from April to October, when it is significantly less likely to be surrounded by campsites.
The Bahrain National Museum offers extensive information about the history, traditions and development of Bahrain, making it a good place to start a visit to the island. Order a drink at the excellent café, or ask inside the museum about a boat trip to Bu Maher Fort, which once served as the kingdom’s main fishing harbor and is a stop on the country’s historic pearl trail.
While visiting the museum, walk next door to check out the gorgeous Bahrain National Theater, which hosts concerts, plays, dance performances and other events throughout the year.
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Bahrain National Museum
Shaikh Hamad CausewayThe Bahrain National Museum offers extensive information about the history, traditions and development of Bahrain, making it a good place to start a visit to the island. Order a drink at the excellent café, or ask inside the museum about a boat trip to Bu Maher Fort, which once served as the kingdom’s main fishing harbor and is a stop on the country’s historic pearl trail.
While visiting the museum, walk next door to check out the gorgeous Bahrain National Theater, which hosts concerts, plays, dance performances and other events throughout the year.
The Portuguese-built fort known as Qal’at al-Bahrain sits atop a historic spot that once served as the capital of the ancient civilization of Dilmun, and is one of Bahrain’s two UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Standing at the top of the ancient fort, you can see the historic harbor and palm groves in the foreground while the shiny skyscrapers of the new Bahrain sparkle in the background.
Bahrain Fort station
The Portuguese-built fort known as Qal’at al-Bahrain sits atop a historic spot that once served as the capital of the ancient civilization of Dilmun, and is one of Bahrain’s two UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Standing at the top of the ancient fort, you can see the historic harbor and palm groves in the foreground while the shiny skyscrapers of the new Bahrain sparkle in the background.
The center of Bahrain’s art and food scene, Block 338 in the trendy Adliya neighborhood is a cluster of dozens of restaurants and bars, with every conceivable type of cuisine represented.
Keep an eye out for street art along the roads and pedestrian walkways, and make sure to dress to impress if you’re planning to visit one of the newer restaurants or rooftop bars — many have dress codes.
Block 338
The center of Bahrain’s art and food scene, Block 338 in the trendy Adliya neighborhood is a cluster of dozens of restaurants and bars, with every conceivable type of cuisine represented.
Keep an eye out for street art along the roads and pedestrian walkways, and make sure to dress to impress if you’re planning to visit one of the newer restaurants or rooftop bars — many have dress codes.
Catch a glimpse of a potter hard at work among the ancient kilns and burial mounds in A’ali. Stop to watch the artisans shape mud and water into beautiful pots and lanterns, then browse the shelves of the nearby pottery stores to see — and take home — the finished product.
A'ali Pottery Workshop
Highway 71Catch a glimpse of a potter hard at work among the ancient kilns and burial mounds in A’ali. Stop to watch the artisans shape mud and water into beautiful pots and lanterns, then browse the shelves of the nearby pottery stores to see — and take home — the finished product.
The traditional souq, or market, is an essential stop for any visitor to Bahrain with its eclectic offerings ranging from spices, lamps, scarves and perfumes, to an extensive selection of bargain T-shirts and watches.
For an extra luxe experience, visit the Gold Souq to browse its unique and beautiful gold jewelry and Bahraini pearls. While there, swing by the Bab al Bahrain, the souq’s main entrance, and try a traditional breakfast at one of the cafés and restaurants nearby.
Gold Souq Manama
The traditional souq, or market, is an essential stop for any visitor to Bahrain with its eclectic offerings ranging from spices, lamps, scarves and perfumes, to an extensive selection of bargain T-shirts and watches.
For an extra luxe experience, visit the Gold Souq to browse its unique and beautiful gold jewelry and Bahraini pearls. While there, swing by the Bab al Bahrain, the souq’s main entrance, and try a traditional breakfast at one of the cafés and restaurants nearby.
Take a walk through Bahrain’s history in the country’s former capital, starting at the Sheikh Isa bin Ali house — which features gorgeous Islamic architecture and intricately carved wooden doors — and continuing through other historic homes that have been restored and turned into museums.
Be sure to pop into the House of Coffee for an Arabic-style brew or a rose latte.
Sheikh Isa bin Ali Historical Palace
Sh Abdulla AvenueTake a walk through Bahrain’s history in the country’s former capital, starting at the Sheikh Isa bin Ali house — which features gorgeous Islamic architecture and intricately carved wooden doors — and continuing through other historic homes that have been restored and turned into museums.
Be sure to pop into the House of Coffee for an Arabic-style brew or a rose latte.
Though this may not be much of an attraction for visitors from neighboring Middle Eastern countries, tourists from other regions should set aside at least 30 minutes to experience the Royal Camel Farm, home to hundreds of the humpbacked animals.
The farm, which provides plenty of photo opportunities, is free and open every day until sunset. Onsite workers are happy to show off the baby camels and even provide greens to feed them, for a small tip.
A word of warning: some animal lovers may be disturbed by the restraints used for the male camels.
Royal Camel Farm
Though this may not be much of an attraction for visitors from neighboring Middle Eastern countries, tourists from other regions should set aside at least 30 minutes to experience the Royal Camel Farm, home to hundreds of the humpbacked animals.
The farm, which provides plenty of photo opportunities, is free and open every day until sunset. Onsite workers are happy to show off the baby camels and even provide greens to feed them, for a small tip.
A word of warning: some animal lovers may be disturbed by the restraints used for the male camels.
Set As Bahrain's Biggest Waterpark, The Lost Paradise Of Dilmun Currently Covers An Overall Area Of Approximately 77,000 Square Metres,Each Aspect Of The Park Is Based On The History Of The Dilmun Period, Reflected By Unique Stone Sculptures And Architecture That Encompasses The Theme. Over 18 Slides And Attractions Are Blended Seamlessly To Create A Desert Oasis And Garden Of Paradise For Guests To Enjoy
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El paraíso perdido del parque acuático Dilmun
Set As Bahrain's Biggest Waterpark, The Lost Paradise Of Dilmun Currently Covers An Overall Area Of Approximately 77,000 Square Metres,Each Aspect Of The Park Is Based On The History Of The Dilmun Period, Reflected By Unique Stone Sculptures And Architecture That Encompasses The Theme. Over 18 Slides And Attractions Are Blended Seamlessly To Create A Desert Oasis And Garden Of Paradise For Guests To Enjoy
Manama Souq is a warren of narrow streets and alleyways emanating south from Bab Al Bahrain. Here you can pick up everything from electronic goods and bargain t-shirts to spices and shisha pipes. But the real reason to visit is to wander through the bustling streets of a market that still evokes the atmosphere of an ancient souq.
Manama Souk
Al Mutanabi AvenueManama Souq is a warren of narrow streets and alleyways emanating south from Bab Al Bahrain. Here you can pick up everything from electronic goods and bargain t-shirts to spices and shisha pipes. But the real reason to visit is to wander through the bustling streets of a market that still evokes the atmosphere of an ancient souq.
Al Areen Wildlife Park is a nature reserve and zoo, located in Sakhir, Bahrain. It is one of five other protected areas in the country and it is the only designated protected area on land, in the country.
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Al Areen Wildlife Park station
Al Areen Wildlife Park is a nature reserve and zoo, located in Sakhir, Bahrain. It is one of five other protected areas in the country and it is the only designated protected area on land, in the country.
Located at the heart of Amwaj Islands, The Lagoon is a destination like no other in Bahrain, offering indoor and outdoor entertainment, retail therapy, cultural events, café life and more.
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Parque de la Laguna
Road No 5717Located at the heart of Amwaj Islands, The Lagoon is a destination like no other in Bahrain, offering indoor and outdoor entertainment, retail therapy, cultural events, café life and more.
Restaurants in Bahrain
Flanked by palm trees and set in a striking, low-rise modern building, The Palace Boutique Hotel is home to Masso – one of Bahrain’s finest restaurants.
Taking inspiration from the Mediterranean way of life, Masso celebrates the importance of sharing moments together with friends and family around the table while enjoying delicious cuisine, be it mezzah or tapas.
Claiming to be the first and only “farm to table” restaurant in Bahrain, the restaurant prides itself on using fresh produce from its own garden, as well as using organic produce to ensure dishes are nutritious and tasty.
The relaxed and laid-back setting makes for an enjoyable and comfortable affair and an ideal place to dine with family and friends.
Masso
Road#382Flanked by palm trees and set in a striking, low-rise modern building, The Palace Boutique Hotel is home to Masso – one of Bahrain’s finest restaurants.
Taking inspiration from the Mediterranean way of life, Masso celebrates the importance of sharing moments together with friends and family around the table while enjoying delicious cuisine, be it mezzah or tapas.
Claiming to be the first and only “farm to table” restaurant in Bahrain, the restaurant prides itself on using fresh produce from its own garden, as well as using organic produce to ensure dishes are nutritious and tasty.
The relaxed and laid-back setting makes for an enjoyable and comfortable affair and an ideal place to dine with family and friends.
Bahrain’s most elevated dining experience is situated on the 50th floor of Four Seasons Hotel Bahrain Bay, offering diners stunning views of the city skyline.
Wolfgang Puck’s first ever Asian restaurant outside America boasts innovative and creative Asian-inspired menus and features a range of dishes including chili chicken dumplings, “Hong Kong” style steamed wild salmon and Korean style steamed bao buns. Puck’s signature, modern take on Asian cuisine also caters well to vegetarians, offering house made Shanghai style noodles and hunan egglplant and snow pea pods.
The modern art-deco interior, grand chandeliers and buzzing atmosphere provide an elegant backdrop.
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Bahrain’s most elevated dining experience is situated on the 50th floor of Four Seasons Hotel Bahrain Bay, offering diners stunning views of the city skyline.
Wolfgang Puck’s first ever Asian restaurant outside America boasts innovative and creative Asian-inspired menus and features a range of dishes including chili chicken dumplings, “Hong Kong” style steamed wild salmon and Korean style steamed bao buns. Puck’s signature, modern take on Asian cuisine also caters well to vegetarians, offering house made Shanghai style noodles and hunan egglplant and snow pea pods.
The modern art-deco interior, grand chandeliers and buzzing atmosphere provide an elegant backdrop.
La Mer is Sofitel Bahrain Zallaq Thalassa Sea & Spa’s flagship seafood restaurant.
Overlooking the vivid blues of the Arabian Gulf – where much of its fresh fish is caught – award-winning La Mer allows guests to select their meal from the fish market-style display before watching it being cooked before their eyes.
A well known name among tourists and locals alike, La Mer offers something for everyone. Stand out dishes include salmon with black olives, truffle oil, capers and mussels, while duck and lamb also feature on the menu as well.
For desserts, be sure not to miss the chocolate dome with its melt-in-the-mouth inner filling as well as the berry pavlova with coulis.
La Mer
La Mer is Sofitel Bahrain Zallaq Thalassa Sea & Spa’s flagship seafood restaurant.
Overlooking the vivid blues of the Arabian Gulf – where much of its fresh fish is caught – award-winning La Mer allows guests to select their meal from the fish market-style display before watching it being cooked before their eyes.
A well known name among tourists and locals alike, La Mer offers something for everyone. Stand out dishes include salmon with black olives, truffle oil, capers and mussels, while duck and lamb also feature on the menu as well.
For desserts, be sure not to miss the chocolate dome with its melt-in-the-mouth inner filling as well as the berry pavlova with coulis.
Maki originated in the kitchen of Mohamad Zeitoun, who would prepare Japanese fusion meals which were met with great acclaim. Collaborating with his brother Amer, the first Maki restaurant in the Middle East was born in Kuwait and Bahrain soon followed.
Combining Japanese tradition with global flavors and textures, Maki offers cuisine that transcends the boundaries of cultures and countries. Led by Chef Louis Kenji Huang, the restaurant offers a range of indulgent bites and healthier superfood-inspired dishes, catering to adoring Japanese food gourmands in the Middle East region.
Sleek and contemporary in design, the modern interior is adorned with the latest technology, including iPad menus displaying colorful, elaborate photos of all the dishes, available for patrons to order at the press of a button.
Maki Bahrain
Bahrain World Trade Center King Faisal HwyMaki originated in the kitchen of Mohamad Zeitoun, who would prepare Japanese fusion meals which were met with great acclaim. Collaborating with his brother Amer, the first Maki restaurant in the Middle East was born in Kuwait and Bahrain soon followed.
Combining Japanese tradition with global flavors and textures, Maki offers cuisine that transcends the boundaries of cultures and countries. Led by Chef Louis Kenji Huang, the restaurant offers a range of indulgent bites and healthier superfood-inspired dishes, catering to adoring Japanese food gourmands in the Middle East region.
Sleek and contemporary in design, the modern interior is adorned with the latest technology, including iPad menus displaying colorful, elaborate photos of all the dishes, available for patrons to order at the press of a button.
An idyllic lunch spot, Cafe Lilou resembles a Parisian brasserie and offers guests a beautiful view from the terrace. Stop by for a coffee and a freshly baked pastry. For something more wholesome try a crisp salad or tasty sandwich made with freshly baked bread. Lunch at Cafe Lilou can easily turn into afternoon tea, as the comfy sofas entice tired tourist legs to stay seated for just a little bit longer. Each day there is a chef’s special cocktail, soup, salad and dinner plat, check the chalkboard for details.
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Café Lilou
An idyllic lunch spot, Cafe Lilou resembles a Parisian brasserie and offers guests a beautiful view from the terrace. Stop by for a coffee and a freshly baked pastry. For something more wholesome try a crisp salad or tasty sandwich made with freshly baked bread. Lunch at Cafe Lilou can easily turn into afternoon tea, as the comfy sofas entice tired tourist legs to stay seated for just a little bit longer. Each day there is a chef’s special cocktail, soup, salad and dinner plat, check the chalkboard for details.
Certainly eccentric in design, the Bushido Restaurant is surrounded by a small moat and adorned with Samurai statues and plush furnishings in rich, warming colors. Stepping over the threshold is equivalent to walking through a door into another world, a Japanese themed world. An eclectic mix of lounge and ethno-house music adds to the indulgent atmosphere and guests have the choice of four venues to relax and unwind in as the evening draws in. The beautiful al fresco dining area on the terrace, the dark and romantic indoor dining room, the authentic teppanyaki room, and, of course, the sushi bar. For the finishing touch, Bushido also offers diners an extensive cocktail menu and range of sake.
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Bushido
Certainly eccentric in design, the Bushido Restaurant is surrounded by a small moat and adorned with Samurai statues and plush furnishings in rich, warming colors. Stepping over the threshold is equivalent to walking through a door into another world, a Japanese themed world. An eclectic mix of lounge and ethno-house music adds to the indulgent atmosphere and guests have the choice of four venues to relax and unwind in as the evening draws in. The beautiful al fresco dining area on the terrace, the dark and romantic indoor dining room, the authentic teppanyaki room, and, of course, the sushi bar. For the finishing touch, Bushido also offers diners an extensive cocktail menu and range of sake.
Elegantly decorated in natural creams and golds with wicker curved-back chairs, Upstairs Downstairs restaurant in the heart of Manama is a beautiful restaurant spread over two floors. Local bands often play at weekends and dinner shows are held throughout the week, guests can call ahead to see when the next event is arranged for or just turn up and see if they get lucky. The menu is eclectic, serving a variety of dishes from a mix of international cuisines including pasta dishes, grilled meats, curries and French food. Reservations are recommended on Friday and Saturday nights.
Upstairs Downstairs Restaurant
Elegantly decorated in natural creams and golds with wicker curved-back chairs, Upstairs Downstairs restaurant in the heart of Manama is a beautiful restaurant spread over two floors. Local bands often play at weekends and dinner shows are held throughout the week, guests can call ahead to see when the next event is arranged for or just turn up and see if they get lucky. The menu is eclectic, serving a variety of dishes from a mix of international cuisines including pasta dishes, grilled meats, curries and French food. Reservations are recommended on Friday and Saturday nights.
Best described as a bistro, Jim’s Restaurant in the arty area of Adliya has achieved the perfect balance between fine and casual dining. Able to cater for large groups as well as intimate pairings, Jim’s gives diners the possibility to enjoy their meal inside the cozy restaurant area or alfresco in the beautiful garden. Known for its chargrilled leg of lamb, deep-fried brie wedges and grilled crayfish, Jim’s is an indulgent affair. Each dish comes exquisitely presented complete with tomato and carrot-carved flowers making guests feel extra special.
Jim's Restaurant
Road No 3808Best described as a bistro, Jim’s Restaurant in the arty area of Adliya has achieved the perfect balance between fine and casual dining. Able to cater for large groups as well as intimate pairings, Jim’s gives diners the possibility to enjoy their meal inside the cozy restaurant area or alfresco in the beautiful garden. Known for its chargrilled leg of lamb, deep-fried brie wedges and grilled crayfish, Jim’s is an indulgent affair. Each dish comes exquisitely presented complete with tomato and carrot-carved flowers making guests feel extra special.
An innovative Japanese restaurant tucked away in central Manama, Mirai’s menu fuses traditional Japanese cuisine with elements borrowed from Italian and French classics to create something entirely new and exciting. Reserve a table online and arrive early to enjoy a cocktail in the lounge before being seated. For dinner, opt for the chef’s recommendation of the day or choose the beef teppanyaki (Japanese veal medallions), or a selection of new wave sashimi and nigiri sushi for a meal to remember.
Mirai
An innovative Japanese restaurant tucked away in central Manama, Mirai’s menu fuses traditional Japanese cuisine with elements borrowed from Italian and French classics to create something entirely new and exciting. Reserve a table online and arrive early to enjoy a cocktail in the lounge before being seated. For dinner, opt for the chef’s recommendation of the day or choose the beef teppanyaki (Japanese veal medallions), or a selection of new wave sashimi and nigiri sushi for a meal to remember.
Serving traditional Middle Eastern cuisine in a homely, magically-decorated restaurant, for many the Veranda Restaurant and Cafe is their favourite destination in Bahrain. Dishes on offer include warm Arabic breads, skewered chicken, fresh salads, fried appetizers and plenty of refreshing fruity drinks. For those new to this type of cuisine, Veranda’s Thursday and Friday night barbecue buffets are the perfect opportunity to sample a selection of local meat dishes accompanied by a selection of salads, vegetables and exotic fruits.
Veranda Restaurant and Café
7 Delmun AveServing traditional Middle Eastern cuisine in a homely, magically-decorated restaurant, for many the Veranda Restaurant and Cafe is their favourite destination in Bahrain. Dishes on offer include warm Arabic breads, skewered chicken, fresh salads, fried appetizers and plenty of refreshing fruity drinks. For those new to this type of cuisine, Veranda’s Thursday and Friday night barbecue buffets are the perfect opportunity to sample a selection of local meat dishes accompanied by a selection of salads, vegetables and exotic fruits.
Shaped by the traditional flavors of indigenous Mexican cuisine, Cantina Kahlo is one of the most tantalizing new restaurants in Bahrain. Aside from its beautifully crafted interior that reflects the vibrancy of Mexican culture, Chef Cesar Daniel de Leon Torres creates a menu that stays authentically true to its roots.
Cantina Kahlo
Shaped by the traditional flavors of indigenous Mexican cuisine, Cantina Kahlo is one of the most tantalizing new restaurants in Bahrain. Aside from its beautifully crafted interior that reflects the vibrancy of Mexican culture, Chef Cesar Daniel de Leon Torres creates a menu that stays authentically true to its roots.
Ric's Kountry Kitchen began in the kitchen and restaurant of Rick Abernathy's mother Zula, in his small home town of Holdenville, Oklahoma. Rick came from hardy folks who not only cooked food to survive but cooked food to be loved and enjoyed by everyone. Rick has made his home in The Middle East for the last 30 years. He decided in 1997 to take all his years of experience and recipes amassed from mom's and dad's everywhere and opened Ric's Kountry Kitchen in Doha, Qatar on the 16th of August 1997. Soon, after, RKK in Juffair, Bahrain opened on the 18th of February in 2001. Ric's Kountry Kitchen was the first American restaurant of it's kind to open in The Middle East. Making real homemade American food for all to enjoy.
Ric's Kountry Kitchen
Villa 165 Shabab AveRic's Kountry Kitchen began in the kitchen and restaurant of Rick Abernathy's mother Zula, in his small home town of Holdenville, Oklahoma. Rick came from hardy folks who not only cooked food to survive but cooked food to be loved and enjoyed by everyone. Rick has made his home in The Middle East for the last 30 years. He decided in 1997 to take all his years of experience and recipes amassed from mom's and dad's everywhere and opened Ric's Kountry Kitchen in Doha, Qatar on the 16th of August 1997. Soon, after, RKK in Juffair, Bahrain opened on the 18th of February in 2001. Ric's Kountry Kitchen was the first American restaurant of it's kind to open in The Middle East. Making real homemade American food for all to enjoy.
DEAN & DELUCA's mission is to set the standard for culinary excellence. We are culinary curators dedicated to bringing you the world's finest fresh, gourmet & artisan food and gifts.
Dean & Deluca
DEAN & DELUCA's mission is to set the standard for culinary excellence. We are culinary curators dedicated to bringing you the world's finest fresh, gourmet & artisan food and gifts.
Gallery 21 restaurant is a culinary journey to the Mediterranean. Let the restaurant take your palate on a delicious trip to the Mediterranean with exciting flavours from Spain, Lebanon and all time classics from France and Italy. Have a delicious escape at lunch or dinner and be surrounded by beautiful art pieces and intricate designs in a breath taking venue, designed to astound and capture it’s guests.
Gallery 21
21 Rd No 3801Gallery 21 restaurant is a culinary journey to the Mediterranean. Let the restaurant take your palate on a delicious trip to the Mediterranean with exciting flavours from Spain, Lebanon and all time classics from France and Italy. Have a delicious escape at lunch or dinner and be surrounded by beautiful art pieces and intricate designs in a breath taking venue, designed to astound and capture it’s guests.
Trader Vic's is a French Polynesian restaurant in the heart of Bahrain; it is a treasure to discover. The restaurant will welcome you with an exotic a la carte menu for lunch and dinner, and if you are in mood for a special cocktail, their bartenders will advise you through our great drinks menu. Finally, when the sunset comes, the terrace and lounge are the perfect places to relax with some refreshing cocktails and tidbits.
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Trader Vic's
Trader Vic's is a French Polynesian restaurant in the heart of Bahrain; it is a treasure to discover. The restaurant will welcome you with an exotic a la carte menu for lunch and dinner, and if you are in mood for a special cocktail, their bartenders will advise you through our great drinks menu. Finally, when the sunset comes, the terrace and lounge are the perfect places to relax with some refreshing cocktails and tidbits.
One of the first places in the area to bring the now very popular Bahraini breakfast to the table, Villa Mamas is still known for being a good place to start your day. Friendly staff help you pick the best dishes on the iPad menus and you can sup on juices while you decide from a medley of local and Mediterranean dishes. We suggest the balaleet, eggs in tomato sauce, and anything with mahyawa (a fermented fish paste that tastes better than it sounds) in it. It’s fairly pricey here, but there's a pleasant atmosphere with homely décor and comfortable seating. Make sure you get there early though, as it’s always busy.
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Villa Mamas Restaurant
Saar AvenueOne of the first places in the area to bring the now very popular Bahraini breakfast to the table, Villa Mamas is still known for being a good place to start your day. Friendly staff help you pick the best dishes on the iPad menus and you can sup on juices while you decide from a medley of local and Mediterranean dishes. We suggest the balaleet, eggs in tomato sauce, and anything with mahyawa (a fermented fish paste that tastes better than it sounds) in it. It’s fairly pricey here, but there's a pleasant atmosphere with homely décor and comfortable seating. Make sure you get there early though, as it’s always busy.
Parks in Bahrain
Located in Al Hidd, this park is fully lit up in the veining, and is also fully equipped with a children’s playground, a bicycle track and a walkway. There is also a small lake with an observation tower that offers a panoramic view of the Gulf and the surrounding area.
Parque del Príncipe Khalifa Bin Salman
Prince Khalifah Bin Salman CausewayLocated in Al Hidd, this park is fully lit up in the veining, and is also fully equipped with a children’s playground, a bicycle track and a walkway. There is also a small lake with an observation tower that offers a panoramic view of the Gulf and the surrounding area.
One of Bahrain’s busiest parks, it is home to hundreds of visitors every day. The garden consists of 26,000 square meters of green landscape and trees, in addition to 3,000 square meters of playgrounds, making it perfect for a day out!
Great for running and playing sports, Andalus Garden Park has a volleyball court, a basketball court and a walkway. It is also centrally located in Manama, making it easy to access from just about anywhere in the country.
Jardín Khalifa Al Kubra
Road No 2319One of Bahrain’s busiest parks, it is home to hundreds of visitors every day. The garden consists of 26,000 square meters of green landscape and trees, in addition to 3,000 square meters of playgrounds, making it perfect for a day out!
Great for running and playing sports, Andalus Garden Park has a volleyball court, a basketball court and a walkway. It is also centrally located in Manama, making it easy to access from just about anywhere in the country.