Laura Coughlin
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Hudson & Rye's New York deli sarnies look great, but do they taste good? - What's On (opens the original)
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New York, it turns out, can be flat-packed and shipped to Dubai – pastrami, rye, attitude and all. Hudson & Rye is the emirate’s first proper deli, built by actual New Yorkers who clearly couldn’t survive another year without a decent NYC-style deli. It sits across the road from DIFC’s shinier restaurant strip, with its own car park – a genuine, whoop-out-loud luxury in this city. Inside, fat maroon booths built for six, counter stools for the grab-and-bolt crowd, and watercolours of Katz’s and
Inside the wonderfully wacky world of Banya Forrest, a "spa" like no other - What's On (opens the original)
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It’s the Sunday after a run of brutal late nights, and mine is one of a group of slick, flushed bodies hunched over a steaming wood bench, heads wrapped in wool hats, sweat dripping onto the slats below. The furnace is roaring, the room pushing 80°C, and a dozen of us have stripped down to our swimwear in search of a physical reset. Welcome to Banya Forrest’s Slavic banya ritual – heat, cold, Russian dumplings and the occasional slap of a birch branch. It’s really fun, promise… Located on Dubai’
11 of the best new bakeries in Dubai - What's On (opens the original)
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Dubai is in the midst of a bakery boom. Without looking far, residents can find decadent pastries, delightful cookies, over-the-top doughnuts, and baked goods representing traditions from around the world. Our stalwarts – Birch, BKRY, Pekoe, and Three By Eva – have been knocking out carb classics for years (and for that, we salute them). But over the past 12 months, a new wave of bakeries has been popping up across the city, serving their neighbourhoods, flying the flags of different cultures, b
JLT launches new electric bus service connecting the whole neighbourhood - What's On (opens the original)
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Whether you’re heading for your favourite neighbourhood café, fitting in a lunchtime salon appointment or planning dinner at one of JLT’s much-loved indie restaurants, getting around the district is about to become much easier. Launching on August 1, JLT Link is a new fully electric bus service designed to make travelling around the neighbourhood simpler, more affordable and more sustainable. Costing just Dhs3 per ride, it’s an easy way to get from one side of JLT to the other, especially over t
Camelicious farm tours: visit the world's largest camel dairy farm in Dubai - What's On (opens the original)
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Camelicious, the world’s largest camel dairy farm, has opened its gates to the public with daily guided tours – and it turns out to be one of the most charmingly unexpected mornings you’ll spend in this city. Tours run twice daily at 8am and 5pm, last around 90 minutes, and cost from Dhs80, taking visitors behind the scenes of the milking stations, the production plant, the tasting room and a meet-and-greet with the camels themselves. The farm sits twenty minutes from the city centre – a right t
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