The Dubai Food Festival 2021 ended last month after another memorable celebration of local and international culinary delights. This year’s edition ran from 25th March to 17th April with venues across the city taking part. Those based at properties such as Avani Ibn Battuta Dubai Hotel had the chance to visit these hotspots as well as enjoy dining at Ibn Battuta restaurants.
Amongst the key events during this time was the Dubai Restaurant Week with some of the city’s most popular dining venues offering specially curated two and three-course meals that were reasonably priced too. As part of the festival’s Foodie Experiences, there were various masterclasses with leading chefs and culinary workshops that provided immersive experiences. Other highlights included Hidden Gems that put the spotlight on local restaurants and featured a competition too, amazing citywide dining deals and What The Food 2021, a culinary carnival at Alserkal Avenue.
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