Zayed National Museum will host culinary experiences as part of Ramadan Nights at the museum
Zayed National Museum is proving it’s more than just a cultural landmark on Saadiyat Island, as the museum’s Al Masar Garden is buzzing with new pop-ups serving everything from suhoor bites to late-night treats this Ramadan in Abu Dhabi.
Open daily from 5.30 pm to midnight throughout the Holy Month, foodies will love exploring the exciting range of pop-ups.
Artisan pizza from Marmellatta hits the menu from the second week of Ramadan, while Chayaat offers Emirati-inspired tea blends that are perfect for winding down after a long day of fasting.
Coffee lovers can relax at Seven Point Coffee, where a Ramadan Majlis and board games make for a cosy and social evening.
The museum’s restaurants are getting in on the action, too. ERTH Restaurant serves up family and corporate iftar menus inspired by classic Emirati favourites for groups of up to 60 guests from 5.30pm to 9pm, and suhoor is served until midnight.
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For larger gatherings, the museum’s Bridge Entrance offers corporate iftars for up to 300 people, complete with stunning architectural views that make the evening extra special.
Meanwhile, the Coastal Ramadan Lounge invites you to enjoy a serene garden iftar or suhoor, and the museum’s Al Ghaf Cafe, along with garden spots Sidra Artisan, Savour by Twins, and RUKN are serving Ramadan-inspired offerings all day long, from 10am to midnight.
These culinary experiences are part of Ramadan Nights at Zayed National Museum, a full cultural programme celebrating the spirit of the Holy Month.
Rooted in Emirati heritage, it’s designed to foster reflection, connection, and togetherness, echoing the UAE’s Year of Family.
From shared meals to cultural insights, it’s an opportunity to slow down, soak in traditions, and create memories with loved ones.
For further information or for bookings, call 052 773 1181
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