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Tiki: Something for everyone
A receptionist at the Apartamentos Bajondillo recommended this restaurant, just a short stroll along the Paseo Mairitimo from the apartments, so our group of 15 headed there for dinner on Friday evening. We got a friendly welcome and tables were quickly rearranged to seat us together. The menu here is a mix of Spanish (tapas) and international, but the theme, slightly oddly, appears to be Polynesian or similar, with a colourful fish tank, shellfish murals and other tropical island motifs.
Favorite Dish: Chris and I had eaten a late lunch so wanted something reasonably light, which both our choices proved to be. Chris's goats cheese ravioli was pronounced to be the prettiest dish of the evening, beautifully arranged on its slate platter. He found it tasty but would have been disappointed with the small size of the portion if he had been any hungrier. My salmon in a spinach sauce was colourful, and the fish was good, though I was disappointed not to be able to taste the promised ginger among all the other flavours. With the cover (olives and tortilla chips with a dip), a large draft beer for Chris and a bottle of San Miguel for me, we paid 40€ with service for our two meals – not cheap for the amount we ate but reasonable for the quality.
Other choices were pizzas (which looked excellent), burgers, salads, tuna, other pasta dishes, duck and more.
Lepanto: Delicious cakes and ice cream
We came to this excellent coffee shop twice – on Saturday afternoon for a bite to supplement our tapas lunch, and on Sunday morning for breakfast. On both occasions we were impressed by the quality of the goodies available and the reasonable prices.
Favorite Dish: On the first occasion we arrived with Stacy (beach dog)after our walk back to the centre, planning on having a coffee. But the ice creams on display near the door changed our minds for us, so it was ices all round. All were delicious, but the stand-out flavours were probably the dulce de leche and chocolate with rum. Our two-scoop bowls cost 4€ each. When the rest of our group arrived they opted for coffee and cakes, and the latter looked so good that we had to sample one too - a delicious chocolate mousse-like concoction! I'm not sure how much this lovely treat cost as Carmen (Carmela71) insisted on paying the bill for the whole group – thank you Carmen :-)
We returned the next morning for breakfast, and had a good croissant each, two cappuccinos and a glass of fresh orange juice for 11€. My only quibble would be that the coffees came with whipped cream on top - not really a cappuccino therefore, and not really to my taste. It was easily scooped off however, and the coffee beneath was good and strong.
Vinoteca Elephante: A great place for tapas and local colour
Gillian (Gillybob) had tracked down this authentic tapas and wine bar and proposed it as a good place for our Saturday lunch after our walk along the Paseo Marítimo, which indeed it proved to be. Located a couple of blocks from the sea in a more residential part of the town, it had a genuine local feel and a good selection of tapas.
Favorite Dish: Our drinks (the house white wine for me, San Miguel for Chris) were accompanied by two little treats – a small bite of tortilla and a spoon of a delicious risotto-like rice dish. We supplemented these with a selection of four tapas chosen from the display at the counter, including another tasty tortilla with chunks of herby potato, a spatchcock quail, and a slice of typical Basque black pudding topped with a fried quails egg (the tapas here are apparently Basque style rather than the local Andalucian, although to my uninitiated taste-buds the difference was not obvious, and should therefore more properly be called pinxo). Although only a light meal it was enough for us, and we paid a very reasonable 11€ (with my generous glass of wine being just 2€) – very good value indeed. I wish now we had sampled more dishes – especially as it would turn out that we would have no dinner that evening, as we got swept up in the excitement of the Barney Awards ceremony!
Restaurante La Paella: Lunch by the sea
We had a late lunch here on our first afternoon in Torremolionos, choosing it mainly for its proximity to our apartments and to the sea, as we were enjoying our first views of blue water and blue sky for some time! We also liked the fact that locals appeared to be eating here. The restaurant is on the beach side of the road and large glass windows ensure lots of light as well as a view. Seating is on plastic chairs but tables are nicely laid and the atmosphere was friendly.
Favorite Dish: We chose a selection of three raciones (larger tapas plates) – fried calamari, chips and fried peppers. The first two were fine, and there was a generous supply of lemon to squeeze on the squid, but the peppers were a little oily and lacked much flavour. We had a bottle of San Miguel each, and with the cover (bread and olives) paid about 22€ without service.
Not too far from the Sol Principe, there is a lovely beach side restaurant RESTAURANTE CASA FRANCO. It was a bright, cheery and clean place offering home made meal and desserts. We stopped in for a little bite to eat, while we were walking along the promenade. We tried a fish dish which consisted of bocherones, a small variety which is cooked in virgin olive oil and lemon. Absolutely delicious. Another of their specialties was Paella, which of course is known as the traditional dish of Spain. It is based on rice accompanied by meats, shellfish and vegetables.
Outside, the cook had several sardines place on a skewer and cooked over a wood fire. This dish is very popular and is known as an "Espeto de sardinas".
Hans and I frequented the RESTAURANTE CHINO JUMBO many times. It had a friendly atmosphere. The food was always fresh and delicious and the staff was delightful.
On our last night in Torremolinos,( February 21, 2004), Carmen, Stace and Eva joined us here for a wonderful evening of fun, food and laughter.
Favorite Dish: We usually had the menu de dia which for 5.50 Euros you received a combination plate of your choice plus dessert (cream caramel or ice cream) and coffee or tea. Excellent value and always more then plenty to eat.
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It is an absolute tradition with us, to stop at THE FLYING DUTCHMAN for a coffee and appelkebok ( Dutch apple pie ) whenever we go on our walks along the Promenada. I know! I know! We do all that walking and then we sit down and have apple pie with, of course slaagrom ( whipped cream ). Naughty! Naughty! But ohhhhh so good. For 2,50 Euro we get a good cup of coffee and a generous portion of delicious apple pie. And we usually slowly sip our coffee while we sit on the terrace and enjoy the wonderful views of the Playa ( Beach ) and people watch. You shouldn't be in a hurry. After all, you are in the Costa del Sol - on vacation! Enjoy!
Favorite Dish: Though we usually just go there for coffee and appelkebok, we have had lunches there too. We usually check out if there is any lunch specials, which there usually is. The waiters are always a lot of fun and Hansi can show off and talk Dutch to them.
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GRAND CAFE HET HOF: Dutch Specialties and More
We had the pleasure of eating at the GRAND CAFE' HET HOF not only once but twice. Both times we took advantage of the special they had on ( only until the end of March ). The first time we went with Hans' brother Wim, when he was in Torremolinos on a visit with us ( Jan. 17).
All three of us had the l4.50 Euro Special which included your choice of Appetizer, Choice of Entree and your dessert.
The second time we brought Carmen and Stace with us as we had raved to them how good it was. ( Feb. 5 )
Favorite Dish: The first visit, Hans had Sate with peanut butter sauce and I had the ribs. Both were absolutely delicious.
When we went with Carmen and Stace, we all had the ribs. Along with the main menu, we were also given a bowl of french fries, carrots and a salad plate. We all agreed it was excellent value and our waiter Ernest was awesome.
Also not far from our Bajondillo Apartments was the RESTAURANTE CHINO PROMO. They had a very good Menu Del Dia for 5.85 Euros plus IVA and we ate here three times. The third time the waitress gave us each a big hug - so cute!
Update: February, 2009
Hans and I again dined here and also brought Nel and Jean one night.
Spring Roll ( Rollo de Primavera ) or soup or Salad
Egg Fried Rice - Arroz Frito con Huevo
Chicken with Almonds - Pollo con Almendras
Sweet & Sour Chicken - Pollo Agridulce
Chop Suey with Chicken - Pollo con Verdura
Sweet & Sour Pork - Cerdo Agridulce
Beef with Curry Sauce - Ternera con Salsa de Curry
Chop Suey with Beef - Ternera con Verdura
Beef with Onion - Ternera con Cebolla
Dessert - Ice Cream or Caramel - Helado o Flan
or Coffee or Tea
Open every day 12:00 to 24.00
Update - Sunday, February 7, 2010
Hans and I ate here once again during our stay
We again had the "Menu Del Dia" which is still 5.85 Euros plus Iva
Update: February, 2012
Hans and I ate here again during our stay. We again had the "Menu Del Dia" which is still 5,85 Euros. A bit disappointed tho in our meal, as the spring roll was very greasy, we had to ask to refill our teapot and we had to wait for our entree until the cook was done feeding himself. Probably won't be going back anymore. Too bad for them.
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Restaurante Asiatico - Cafe Mandarin: One of our favourite spots in Spain!
Due to our long drive from Alicante to Torremolinos, we had arrived in town after the usual 4 PM closing time of most restaurants. However, our hosts at the hostal said the Chinese restaurant at the foot of the hill was good and it would be open at 7 PM. That suited us just fine and we made the short walk to be there on time - after all, this would be our first proper meal in Spain since we had arrived three nights ago (1 Madrid & 2 Alicante)! We were only the second tourist couple to arrive (and there were a few Chinese guests as well) so service was very prompt as our friendly waitress led us to a window table. Our meal was delicious, consisting of Thai Chicken and Curry Chicken dishes (8 Euros each), two bowls of white rice (6 Euros total) and a half-bottle of 2005 Rioja red wine (8 Euros). We took our time as we savoured the flavours before settling our bill of 34 Euros, including a tip - well worth it!
Favorite Dish: When we returned to the same hostal in Torremolinos two weeks later (on New Year's Eve), we once again made the short walk down the hill to the restaurant for our usual 'early' meal. This time we were the only tourists but two other large circular tables had many Chinese guests enjoying themselves. Luckily for us, although restaurant staff were preparing to serve large groups of people later on as part of the New Year celebrations, they were still taking regular customers for a couple of hours! Our same waitress led us to our window table and the staff also gave us their advice on which dishes to pick. Mine was Beef with Ginger & Spring Onions served on a searing hot sizzling platter (8.50 E) while Sue ordered Roasted Ribs with Shaza Sauce (8 E) accompanied by a bowl of white rice. We each had two glasses of red and white wines. This food was even better than the first time around and we quite enjoyed our little New Year's celebration! Total cost with a tip was about 37 Euros and I would go back any time.
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Vinoteca Elefante.: Traditional Spanish food.
Now this restaurant is a typical traditional Spanish restaurant, not a touristy restaurant. And seeing that we are talking about Torremolinos then such restaurants are rare to find and let along so close to the beach. And the tapas there were excellent and of great variety. The staff was friendly and the ambience was cozy. There were 2 large Plasma TVs in the restaurant, and seeing that it is a small restaurant then I found myself watching the TV again and again (maybe that was because we decided on not having a TV in the flat for 6 months ;) )
This being a Vinoteca of course they had a wide selection of vines as well.
The restaurant is off Calle de Salvador Allende, a bit hidden out of sight, maybe they have been able to keep it so traditional because of this.
Favorite Dish: All kinds of tapas.
Another one of our favourite restaurants is the RESTAURANTE CHINO SANDA. We ate here three times in four weeks. They offered an excellent 'Menu del dia" for the tidy sum of 5,20 Euros. Hans and I both had Chicken with Almonds, and every time, it came out fresh, hot and delicious as it was cooked to order. A side dish of fried rice with egg came with it. Appetizers were a choice of Chicken & mushroom soup or spring roll. I found the chicken soup very watery with very little pieces of chicken, but the spring roll was delicious and bursting with sprouts and vegetables. For dessert, you had a choice of ice cream or caramel cream cake. Coffee & tea is extra if you order dessert. All in all it's good value. Take-out is available.
Update: Sunday, January 30, 2011
Hans and I and Sonja were in the mood for Chinese. So we went to Chino Sanda together. The "Menu de Dia" is now 6,90 Euros. Hans had the sweet and sour Pork, while I had Chicken with Almonds. It was good, and there was a generous portion of chicken, but they were a little skimpy with the almonds as I counted 3. We all shared a pot of tea.
Andaluz Bar Restaurante: Andalucian Cuisine
We chose this place for it's close proximity to our apartment for our first evening meal. Torremolinos caters for all tastes, with Chinese, Indian, Lebanese, Dutch, Scandinavian, British and American restaurants in evidence.
We were hoping to try Andalucian food during our stay - tapas, fish, seafood and typical meat dishes were what we were looking for, and this place fitted the bill- it specialised in Pescaito Frito (Fried Fish) Carnes Parrilla (Grilled meat?) and Paella (the typical rice based dish)
Seating was available outside, but it was too cold that evening, so we were shown a table inside for the three of us.
It was quite a cosy bar/restaurant, with locals enjoying a quick drink at the bar. Service was friendly and efficient.
Gilly and I decided to continue our Sangria 'research' having enjoyed a jug of this local drink earlier.
This came with orange, apple and pear chunks, plus a complimentary dish of green olives.
Sonja wasn't keen on tapas, and opted for grilled fish instead.
Gilly and I perused the Tapas menu- racione sized dishes were mainly 2.70 Euros (Prawn dishes were 3 Euros) and selected 2 dishes each
I selected Pork meatballs in almond sauce and tripe (This is something that I haven't liked, when I've tried it at home, when it came in a white sauce with onions, but I wanted to try something different)
Gilly chose Iberian sausage and I think spicy pork meat.
I was very pleased with the tripe, which had a nice texture, and a smokey flavour, and came in a delicious tomato sauce, my meatballs were quite pleasant too, I was glad of the bread to mop up the juices!
We had intended to go to the bar nearby that advertised brandy and a biscuit for a night cap, but by the time we left it had closed, so we headed for the bar at our apartments instead, as it was quite cold to be walking about.
Favorite Dish: We enjoyed our meal, which included
1 jug of Sangria-12 Euros
1 soft drink-1.70
Grilled sea bass-12.50
4x raciones- 2.70 each -slightly larger than a tapas portion- Gilly and I chose 2 dishes each
Bread 1 euro x 3
Total Bill for 3 persons 40 Euros
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Our mobile restaurant: Picnic in a secluded Olive grove
About an hour after leaving the big reservoir at La Viñuela near the start of our trip into the mountains, we had made it over the divide and were in rolling countryside about a half-hour short of Alhama de Granada. It was coming up on noon, and the orange that we had each eaten for breakfast in our room at the hostal had long worn off by then, so we decided to pull over into the entrance of an olive grove located beside the not very busy A-402 highway, as shown here.
Favorite Dish: Throughout the trip we periodically stopped at various supermarkets to keep our supplies of whole wheat bread, cheese, tomatoes, ham and mayonnaise topped up (2nd photo). Sue had the preparation of these sandwiches down to a science and we had some potatoe chips on the side - washed down by a cup of wine each as well as drinks from our water bottles. We both felt better after we had finished our little meal and then continued our drive to see what all the excitement was about in Alhama de Granada.
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Many at the Bajondillo were raving about the roast chicken - asador de pollos - that you could take-out at CHICKEN LAND. So one night Hans and I did just that. We ordered a whole chicken which was 7.50 Euros and a medium order of patatas 2.50 Euros. We asked if they could cut it in half for us which would make it easier to divvy up between us. The chicken was delicious, especially the breast meat which was so tender and juicy. The patatas were also very good. So a very reasonable meal for 10 Euros.
They had an eat-in special offer going on - 1/2 roast chicken (pollo asado), chips (patatas) and salad ( ensalada ) for 4.90 Euros which is a very good deal.
Update: Friday February 19, 2010
Take away - Tambien para llevar
Had the delicious roast chicken on the spit again, but this time ordered half roast chicken for 4 Euros plus a medium patatas for 2,50
Update: Friday January 28 & Saturday February 5, 2011
Take away - The day we arrived at the Bajondillo, it was raining, so I ran over to Chicken land and picked up a half roast chicken (still Euros 4,00) and a medium patatas ( still Euros 2,50). It was tender, juicy and delicious. The second time we got take away, I swear she gave me left over chicken from the day before, as she warmed it up in the microwave and the chicken tasted old and dry. Disappointed enough that I'll probably won't go back there again. Or if I do, I will make sure she gives us fresh chicken.
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Raised in Canada and now living in Trinidad, during the two decades he spent in London Peter Doig (b. 1959) emerged as one of Britain's most influential painters. Bringing together disparate visual references in an otherworldly visual space, Doig's artworks never the less belong to a landscape painting tradition that dates back to the nineteenth century. His visionary canvases, with their hallucinogenic colours and heavily textured surfaces, have helped spark contemporary art's resurgent interest in idiosyncratic figurative painting. Peter Doig is represented by Victoria Miro, London; Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin; Michael Werner, New York; and Gavin Brown, New York.
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Adrian Searle is Chief Art Critic at the Guardian and a regular contributor to the El Cultural supplement of El Mundo, as well as an occasional writer of fiction. He has curated exhibitions for the Hayward Gallery, London, the Serpentine Gallery, London, and Reina Sofia, Madrid. He was an early champion of Peter Doig's work and has written on it extensively. Kitty Scott is Chief Curator at the Serpentine Gallery in London. Formerly Curator of Contemporary Art at the National Gallery of Canada (2000-6), Scott has also organized numerous exhibitions as an independent curator, including 'Peter Doig' for the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery, Vancouver (2001). Scott is a visiting professor on the Curatorial Practice course at the California College of the Arts, San Francisco, and has written for such magazines as Canadian Art, Parachute and Parkett. Catherine Grenier is Chief Curator of the Contemporary Collections at the Musee National d'Art Moderne, Centre Pompidou, Paris, where she has organized such exhibitions as 'Los Angeles 1955-85: Birth of an art capital' (2006), 'Big Bang: Creation and destruction in twentieth-century art' (2005-6) and 'Les Annees Pop' (2001).
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ABSTRACT: Receptor for advanced glycation end-products (RAGE) has been shown to be involved in cardiovascular diseases. We examined the involvement of RAGE in atherosclerosis under non-diabetic status, and its relation to the effect on adiposity. Apolipoprotein E (apoE)(-/-)RAGE(+/+) or apoE(-/-)RAGE(-/-) mice were fed with an atherogenic diet or the standard chow diet. Adiposity was determined by weight of epididymal adipose tissue, adipocyte size and serum adiponectin. Aortic atherosclerosis was morphometrically determined. ApoE(-/-)RAGE(-/-) mice exhibited significantly less total aortic plaque area than apoE(-/-)RAGE(+/+) mice. Body weight, epididymal fat weight, and epididymal adipocyte size were also significantly less in apoE(-/-)RAGE(-/-) mice than apoE(-/-)RAGE(+/+) mice. Serum adiponectin, but not tumor necrosis factor-alpha, was significantly higher in apoE(-/-)RAGE(-/-) mice than apoE(-/-)RAGE(+/+) mice. Simple regression analysis revealed that the total aortic plaque area was positively associated with epididymal fat weight, epididymal adipocyte size, and negatively with serum adiponectin levels. Multiple regression analyses revealed that RAGE genotype and serum adiponectin were mutually interrelated in determining aortic atherosclerosis. Finally, immunohistochemical and real-time RT-PCR analyses revealed that RAGE was indeed expressed in both adipocytes and endothelial cells in epididymal adipose tissue. RAGE-mediated regulation of adiposity in non-diabetic status could be attributable to the progression of atherosclerosis.Atherosclerosis 04/2010; 211(2):431-6. DOI:10.1016/j.atherosclerosis.2010.04.006 · 3.97 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Despite the clinical usefulness of transcutaneous oxygen tension (TcPO(2)) to assess the severity of limb ischemia, the factors determining TcPO(2) in patients with peripheral arterial disease (PAD) have not been fully clarified. We therefore examined the regions of arterial stenosis and clinical factors affecting lower-extremity TcPO(2). Resting TcPO(2) (REST-TcPO(2)) and postexercise TcPO(2) (Ex-TcPO(2)) in the calf region and the dorsalis pedis were measured simultaneously in 66 patients (132 limbs) with clinically suspected PAD, in whom angiography was also performed. The peripheral arteries of the lower extremities were divided into five segments, and the impact of significant stenosis in each segment on ipsilateral TcPO(2) was evaluated by multiple regression analysis. In the calf region, significant stenosis of the proximal arteries (common-external iliac artery) revealed stronger involvement determining Ex-TcPO(2) than the peripheral segment (posterior tibial artery). In the dorsalis pedis, the peripheral segment (anterior tibial artery) more strongly determined Ex-TcPO(2) and REST-TcPO(2) than proximal segments. Age, creatinine, and diabetes were associated with REST-TcPO(2) of the calf region independent of arterial stenoses, while those of the dorsalis pedis were independently associated with age, and creatinine. In contrast, Ex-TcPO(2) in both regions was not independently associated with clinical factors, except for stenosis of the perfusing arteries. The vascular lesions affecting TcPO(2) differ between the calf region (proximal > peripheral) and the dorsalis pedis (proximal < peripheral). In addition postexercise TcPO(2) is solely determined by stenosis of the perfusing arteries, while TcPO(2) at rest is affected by multiple clinical factors.Journal of atherosclerosis and thrombosis 03/2010; 17(8):858-69. DOI:10.5551/jat.3723 · 2.77 Impact Factor
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Rated 4.1 out of 5 by 314 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by Alain39 three recommendations I Recommend this hotel For Garden with seaview , when it is not a week end.Otherwise it is very noisy with strong music disturbing us when we are in the garden trying to have some rest. THe beach and the sea are also polluted by steamboats and others.Boats are very noisy. I recommend also the breakfast in the morning and the assistance and welcom from Hussein at the reception desk. May 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Adainat Super Expereince I am platinum member with SPG for awhile now. I rarely do review :) but this one I cant miss... - Beach is one of the best. - very service Oriented staff. - Osama the Executive manager is super 'customer focus' gentleman. - The welcome experience was very prestigious - The SPA quality and service is one of the best I ever been to. Well done Sheraton JBR.. keep it up.. till next time, A.Adainat May 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dshomar Wonderful Reception Personnel I am traveling with another couple with our wives for business and pleasure. Our accommodations at the Rotana hotel were not what we expected. we called on the Sheraton Jumeira and were greeted by Vivien Kosacks who proceeded to find us two rooms at very short notice, apply our SBG customer appreciation discount and arranged for a wonderful stay for us and our wives thereby saving the day and our vacation. She followed up with calls to make sure that everything was in order. She is a treasure to be nurtured and a real asset to Sheraton May 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Thomas2014 Thomas Weijerman Great location on the Walk Swimmingpool, palmsundeck and beach verry wel situated and friendly pool staff Verry helpfull frontdesk and bell captain May 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jilo This hotel and its staff are excellent Strongly recommend the Sheraton. Vesko is an outsanding staff and he made my stay memorable. Thanks. April 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by patfrombedford relaxing break very enjoyable break, enjoyed the gardens and pool area. April 29, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Mark94 Worst Starwood resort I have stayed at We have stayed at many Starwood resorts in the past and were expecting a similar plesent experience - but how wrong could we be. This is not a resport for sleeping at - as the construction work starts at 7am next door, and goes on to midnight. It is also not a resort to eat or drink at- it is virually impossible to get served at the poolside bar, and the best thing about the "seafood buffet" were the steak and chicken - the seafood was almost non-existant. It is also not a resort to go to the pool - we were stunned to hear that the pool area was full, so we could only go to the beach area. At weekends they sell day tickets which mean hotel guests cannot get to the pool. The final insult was it took them nearly half an hour to bring our bags from our room to our waiting car- inspite being told every 5 mins they were " on their way". All in all a very disappointing family vacation. We will not visit again. April 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by millierose The service at this hotel was great My stay at the Sheraton Jumeriah Beach was well above expectation and the service was superb..especially from Allan in the Palm Court and Ferman (I hope I got that right) from the Concierge desk. The hotel was in a perfect location and had everything I needed to make my stay wonderful for both business and pleasure April 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by india5 great staff the staff in Sheraton Jumeirah is really very friendly and helpful - for me it's the best! April 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by bob89 this hotel has great staff members I was really pleased last time to get a great collaboration by staff members in particular mrs. Avril Holmes she organized in a perfect way my arrival and my stay. in any case the staff members are working professionaly and assisting me in any possible way, to make my stay more confortable. April 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Josh1528 Home From Home ! Almost Paradise. We have travelled extensively both on business and on holidays virtually worldwide but have never ,until this trip ,experienced an Hotel. where the Staff in all departments are so willing and happy to help .They always have smiling faces and seem genuinely pleased to be of assistance. We think this reflects an excellent Employer -Employee relationship and this is good for Guests.We sincerely hope that we will be able to visit again, but at our tender ages one cannot plan too far ahead!! A truly magical holiday. Thank you all so much for making it thus. March 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Helene51 Outstanding My sister and I stayed for a long weekend. I cannot fault anything about the hotel. The location, facilities and room were all great. In particular the service from every member of staff was exceptional from requests we made prior to arriving, right through until check out. We arrived very early to check in and our flight left late after check out, however, if our exact request could not be met we were offered very acceptable alternatives on every single occasion. The Manager of this hotel should be proud of the excellent customer service that is offered from all employees in the hotel. Your team of employees are a credit to you. We are definitely returning for another stay based on the fantastic break we have just returned from. March 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by HM2323 A fantastic experience! Absolutely fantastic stay for 25th wedding anniversary - the hotel and facilities are excellent and the staff across the resort go out of their way to make you feel at home - exceptional customer service - Special mention for Amado and Terrance on the front of house. The location on The Walk and a private beach are better than other hotels in the area. We stayed 5 nights and we had a wonderful stay. The hotel is within easy reach of the Metro so travelling was not a problem. The breakfast was excellent. Can't wait to visit again! March 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Fox1 Left behind in the new Dubai Firstly i must say that this was our fourth visit to this hotel and as one of our favourites it was extremely dissapointing to see how far its standards have dropped, At check in when i explained that it was our 4th time and hoped we would receive a " nice" room i was told that it was Walk facing. I asked for different room and even asked to upgrade to Club i was told that rooms were the same and i was on h/b package so would not benefit from it. Our room was dissapointing as very little storage was provided and the bathroom was basic to say the least. Rather than complain as i had at checkin we decided that this hotel has been left behind in the "new " Dubai.Having stayed at many hotels - we visit twice yearly - i saddens me that we have decided not to return to our favourite hotel.I also intend to replicate this comment on Trip Advisor. March 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by whyfly Amazing location Upgraded to a suite as a platinum guest. The location of this hotel and the staff make it a great choice. The hotel itself is a bit tired, and i assume will be renovated soon. The pool and beach access and breakfast were all great. Service was excellent fast efficient. I have stayed in many SPG hotels in Dubai and because of location and price i will be staying at this hotel next year! March 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ref3atove Very Good Experience i had an amazing experience @ the hotel when it comes to food, cleanliness,hospitality,Beach features,restaurants everything was amazing. Reception Guys are very professional & had high sense of hospitality specially Mr.Hussein Suliman who showed & reflected a very good image for your hotel My only problem was teh IT support who couldn't sort out my mobile phone issue with the WiFi so i had to pay data roaming because i couldn't activate the wifi service on my mobile March 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by UKOH Feedback everything perfect! Thanks to the staff! March 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lamloum69 This is one of the amazing hotels in the world I had an excellent experience and will visit it with my family next month.I spent 80% of my time inside the hotel and did not get bored at any time. The beach is amazing and the pool side is very nice.Food is excellent as well and the most important thing in Sheraton Jumeirah is the friendly professional staff.The SPA is very clean and the fitness room is great.If you need to relax and enjoy at the same time do not hesitate to book there. March 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Neil61 Quality Hotel with excellent service The Hotel is on Jumeirah Beach and has good amenities including a choice of restaurants and its own private beach. The concierge, restaurant and pool/beach staff could not be more helpful and friendly. Although this is an older and smaller Hotel than many of the new Hotels being built in the area, I would recommend it as lovely place to stay March 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mickey83 Friendly Hotel The hotel met all our needs the room we were allocated was spacious and very clean as was the whole site. We were visiting Dubai for a wedding and the staff at the hotel war able to give us all the information we needed to reach the venue on time. All members of staff were friendly, helpful and attentive without being overbearing. We stayed 6 nights and had a wonderful time. We particularly enjoyed eating at Ciao, the Italian restaurant where the food was superb and portions generous. The hotel grounds were lovely, and service and food from the pool bar was excellent. There is some construction going on next door which at times was a little noisy but not so bad that it was disturbing. When it's finished the hotel will be an even better place to stay. Should we go to Dubai again we would definitely go back. The only minor complaint I would have is that internet access speeds were very slow. March 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Per60 Excellent location at Jumeriah Beach We were very pleased with the Sheraton Jumeriah Beach Resort. Excellent garden and sand beach directly on the Jumeriah Beach. A complete breakfast buffet and good service. It was occasionally some disturbing noise from nearby building projects. March 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by swissyoyo A very good Spring break I have stayed many times at this hotel. It is an oasis in the midst of modern buildings yet for all that reaches a high standard particularly of staff friendliness and care.I stayed with access to the club lounge facility which is excellent.The quality of the pool bar food could be improved as it is poor in comparison to offers in other hotels but it is still acceptable. Overall a good stay and I will return. March 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JoeA1 Best Hotel in Town I had my best stay ever at Sheraton Jumeirah. Excellent room, great food especially their Sushi at Bliss, friendly staff that assist to all your needs. Can't find a better stay than this hotel in Dubai February 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Khaled66 Good stay Good location , very friendly and cooperative staff . February 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ackeron Been here 2 months: highly recommended! Staying in Dubai several months for a work project (completely un-related to this hotel or the travel industry), I have settled in the Sheraton for about 2 months now. Great friendly staff that will suit your needs as much as possible, great sports facilities (big gym with windows, sauna, 2 squash courts with tournaments and lessons!), big swimming pool with pool bar and most of all... the beach is just 20 meters away! Really a nice place to stay for all types of people, I am looking forward to my remaining stay. Only "minus" side: wifi internet is often unreliable in the bedrooms (but totally fine in common areas) February 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by forduke Relaxing stay in Dubai Perfect weekend out of working time February 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by meandmum Great Hotel and Staff I have recently returned from a break at this hotel with my mum. We had a beautiful room with sea view. There is building work near the hotel on the Jumeirah walk, but you cannot hear anything inside the hotel. All the staff are fantastic especially on Reception. The complimentary Arabic coffee and dates in the lobby is a nice touch and delicious! I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone as a great base to explore Dubai. February 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dex19 Excellent service Have been to this Hotel before but this time noted exceptional service from the staff, especially around the pool and beach areas. Lucky enough to have been able to use the Club facilities on the 9th floor, which also gives you a great view back along the whole of Jumeriah Beach. Good gym facilities and two squash courts also easily available throughout the day to exercise. February 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by JPV22 GREAT STAFF YOUR STAFF WERE VERY HELPFUL. ESPECIALLY, AMEDO AOUN, THE NIGHT MANAGER. February 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by naddor Fantastic Stay (as usual) I really enjoyed the stay with my family. Sheraton Jumeira is our second home. Fantastic hospitality, very friendly staff, they know my kids by name, excellent upgrade from Mr. Osama. I will definitely come back again and again. Best to all staff February 17, 2014


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goog will crush their numbers on 2/1 and the stock will hit 250, buy now, at 194 it's a bargain.
"Also microsoft wants a lot more than advertising revenues"
Oh unclear one, Ask MSFT how it feels to want!
MSFT lost a number of top employees when GOOG recruited them.
MSFT is now chasing GOOG's innovation.
Again, look at MSFT's stock performance over the last 3 years.
It tells the story!
microsoft has 50k employees
google has 2k.
The market cap per google employee is way higher than the norm. In a head to head competition for new business who will have more resources to throw at a given niche, who has more staying power.
Also microsoft wants a lot more than advertising revenues.
Money doesn't buy innovation, MSFT has already proven that.
Employees innovate, GOOG has innovators.
MSFT has employees that are stale, it is reflected in the performance of the stock over the last 3 years. Take a look.
It tells the story!
GOOG is full of fresh new ideas, MSFT will be chasing GOOG for years to come!
Lawyers already have online libraries.
Lexus and Westlaw for two examples.
Other less expensive libraries are available also.
EBITDA earnings last quarter were $277 million. that over $1 per share. Nobody is claiming that
Microsoft has $50 billion of cash on hand. Microsoft spend $100 million on its search engine.
I did expect it to go below $188 which is why I still have half my short position. I covered half at $190.
If Goog gets around $196, I have a programmed short for more shares and another around $200. But I may never get to those others because the insider dumping is coming.
Tick Tick Tick.
come on, we both know you expected GOOG to go below 188 on this correction, I said 190 would be the bottom so I was slightly off but your scenario didn't exactly play out did it
You should have sold at $200 when I told you.


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The Sunrise Table Tennis Club is a not-for-profit organization run by
volunteers, and provides all
services and equipment for play at each of the four
locations in Pinellas County, Florida.
Membership donations and Corporate Sponsorships enable
us to purchase and
maintain club equipment, run several
tournaments each year, offer subsidized programs for
Juniors and
Seniors, and host other
special events and programs. The STTC is a self-governing division of the
Sunrise Sports Foundation.
Note: At Long Center on Thurs, July 2nd evening session and Tues., July 7th
morning session, there will be no rec center admission fee.
NOTE: St. Pete Beach
play on Thursdays will switch to Wednesdays, for the summer.NOTE: At
Long Center,
there is an additional play time on Thursdays 5:30pm to 8:30pm, for the summer.
Please do not arrive early, and you must be out the door by 8:45pm.
Players may participate in any of the Dr Dan's tournament series, one or more.
FREE Pizza and Drink to All Participants.
The Sunrise Sports Foundation, Inc., parent organization
of the Sunrise Table Tennis Club, is appealing to the membership
of the STTC and community sponsors for the funds needed to
finance the STTC Special Programs for 2015. The Reach For
The Stars Campaign 2015 goal is $10,000 to fund
the following programs:
Sherlyn Barvie Perez and Kit Jeerapaet
Sunrise Table Tennis Club winners at the Florida State Closed Table Tennis Tournament
in Orlando on November 15th, 2014. READ MORE
Sherlyn Barvie Perez, born in 2003 near Havana, Cuba, began
playing table tennis when she was seven and won her first tournament
at the age of eight years old...
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Laxman is having a bit of a stinker so far, while Hayden is gunning it. VVS had an awesome 2010, doesn't the sim take recent form into account?
VVS waiting for the big games to perform probably lol.
On another note, McGrath WAG!! Timeless.
"I will go down as Darren Sammy, the one who always smiles" - Darren Sammy
Originally Posted by Himannv
VVS waiting for the big games to perform probably lol.
On another note, McGrath WAG!! Timeless.
VVS will wait until you're 9 down with 150 to get and he's half dead before making a matchwinning century. It's just how he rolls.
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Originally Posted by Spark
I've got exams (post grad) in a couple of weeks time so wouldn't mind vcs taking over.
From now all you'll need to do is post lineups. If you can get on once every couple of days, that should be fine.
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MessageQube mobile allows you to send both pictures and text to your loved one's messageQube device.
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Screenshot My Texts SMS
★ HIDE the NAME and PHONE NUMBER of the sender ( option ).
★ HIDE the DATES and TIMES of the text messages ( option).
★ A ROOTED phone IS NOT required to use this app!!!
★ 30+ THEMES to choose from!
★ This app is able to display more texts in the image than a normal screenshot would ( up to 10 messages ).
★ This app goes beyond just creating an image of your text messages ( SMS ) and it works on EVERY phone!
Three Really cool things about this app :
1. It is UNIQUE in that this app will allow you to capture more text messages than a normal screenshot. This is because it allows you to select up to 10 text messages to include.
2. It is UNIQUE in that you can select up to 10 text messages. And the text messages DO NOT have to be consecutive. So you can skip over the boring messages or the ones you do not want to include.
3. It is UNIQUE in that it saves you the time and the hassle of editing screenshots by providing you the option to hide the person's name, their phone number, and the date / time. It PROTECTS their identity and their phone number!
Many phones cannot create screenshots but with this app you can create a "screenshot" of your SMS text messages. The app actually loads up the text messages that you have selected and then creates an image from them.
NEW with VERSION 4.0
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* Added a button to quickly scroll to top or bottom of long threads.
* Add ability to automatically update the gallery.
Uses for this app :
* Post an image of those funny texts to Facebook.
* Forward the image via Email.
* Forward the image via Messaging ( MMS ).
* Save a copy of the image for your records.
* Post the image to a website.
* Print the image.
The images are saved to your phones external storage ( usually a SD card ) in a folder named "ScreenshotMyTexts", so you can access or send them later.
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When the device is connected to the desktop application, all SMS are syncronized automatically to the desktop. You are able to check your SMS in different views: inbox, sent and conversations.
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With a single click on "Auto Reply" the application will send a automatic reply to a SMS or a missed call. If you like you can also add more sophisticated rules when a SMS is recived (like send e-mail, start other applications, forward the SMS and more).
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You can also make calls from the desktop.
Since this is a true desktop application not running in browser, like most other software in this category, it has a very good look and feel and naturally integrates in windows desktop environment.
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* Emtions Icons in the conversation view.
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* Language instant translation for missing texts.
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* Make calls from desktop
* Reconnect from device
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SMS Control Center is supported in 17 different languages. If your language is not supported, you can contact us to add it.
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Selected as the BEST ARCHITECTURE, ART and DESIGN school program in the UNITED STATES by the American Institute of Architects!! Art at Summit begins in preschool and continues through 8th grade.
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Phoenix91st Psalm Christian School
2020 E Baseline Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85042
(602)243-1900(Christian)149 students | Gr. PK-12
Sierra VistaAll Saints Catholic School
1425 E Yaqui St
Sierra Vista, AZ 85650
(520)378-7012(Roman Catholic)89 students | Gr. PK-9
PhoenixAll Saints' Episcopal Day School
6300 N Central Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85012
(602)274-4866(Episcopal)487 students | Gr. PK-8
PhoenixArizona Lutheran Academy
6036 S 27th Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85041
(602)268-8686(Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod)181 students | Gr. 9-12
GlendaleAtonement Lutheran
4001 W Beardsley Rd
Glendale, AZ 85308
(623)374-3019(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)158 students | Gr. PK-6
ScottsdaleBella Vista College Prep
33401 N. 56th ST
Scottsdale, AZ 85255
(480)575-600157 students | Gr. K-12
TempeBethany Christian School
6304 South Price Road
Tempe, AZ 85283
(480)752-8993(Christian)173 students | Gr. K-8
GilbertBios Christian Academy1249 North Lindsay Road
Gilbert, AZ 85234
(480)440-9203Alternative School (Christian)218 students | Gr. K-12
PhoenixBreakthrough Academy
33625 N. North Valley Pkwy, 2nd Fl.
Phoenix, AZ 85085
(602)402-9510Special Education School22 students | Gr. K-12
PhoenixBrophy College Preparatory
4701 N Central Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85012
(602)264-52911285 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
TucsonCalvary Chapel Christian School
8725 E Speedway Blvd
Tucson, AZ 85710
(520)731-2100(Christian)139 students | Gr. K-10
Queen CreekCanyon State Academy
20061 E Rittenhouse Road
Queen Creek, AZ 85142
(480)987-2046309 students | Gr. 6-12
All-boys | Alternative School
TucsonCasas Christian School
10801 N La Cholla Blvd
Tucson, AZ 85742
(520)297-0922(Christian)230 students | Gr. K-8
GilbertChrist's Greenfield Lutheran School
425 N Greenfield Rd
Gilbert, AZ 85234
(480)892-8314(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)233 students | Gr. NS-8
TucsonCornerstone Christian Academy
6450 N. Camino Miraval
Tucson, AZ 85718
(520)529-7080(Christian)218 students | Gr. K-5
PeoriaCross of Glory Lutheran School
10111 W. Jomax. Rd.
Peoria, AZ 85383
(623)224-8841(Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod)95 students | Gr. PK-8
TucsonDesert Christian Schools
7525 E Speedway Blvd
Tucson, AZ 85710
(520)901-5499(Christian)347 students | Gr. NS-12
MesaDobson Montessori School
745 S. Extension
Mesa, AZ 85210
(480)962-1432Montessori School (Non-sectarian)149 students | Gr. NS-10
WhiteriverEast Fork Lutheran Grade School
P.O. Box 489
Whiteriver, AZ 85941
(928)338-4455(Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod)77 students | Gr. K-8
ChandlerEast Valley Jewish Day School
908 N Alma School Road
Chandler, AZ 85224
(480)897-0588(Jewish)31 students | Gr. K-7
ScottsdaleEl Dorado Private School
20624 N. 76th St.
Scottsdale, AZ 85255
(480)502-6878278 students | Gr. NS-8
TempeEmmanuel Lutheran School
715 W Southern Ave
Tempe, AZ 85282
(480)967-3991(Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod)129 students | Gr. PK-8
MesaFaith Christian School
7464 E Main St
Mesa, AZ 85207
(480)833-1983(Christian)94 students | Gr. K-12
TucsonFenster School
8505 E Ocotillo Drive
Tucson, AZ 85750
(520)749-334026 students | Gr. 9-12
TucsonFountain Of Life Lutheran School
710 South Kolb Road
Tucson, AZ 85710
(520)747-1213(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)67 students | Gr. K-8
GilbertGilbert Christian Schools
3632 E. Jasper Drive
Gilbert, AZ 85296
(480)699-1215(Christian)735 students | Gr. PK-12
PhoenixGlenview Adventist Academy
6801 N 43rd Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85019
(623)931-1846(Seventh-Day Adventist)104 students | Gr. 1-8
GlendaleGrace Lutheran School
5600 W Palmaire Avenue
Glendale, AZ 85301
(623)937-2010(Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod)131 students | Gr. PK-8
TucsonGreen Fields K-12 School, formerly Country Day School
6000 N Camino De La Tierra
Tucson, AZ 85741
(520)297-2288(Non-sectarian)n/a students | Gr. K-12
Kykotsmovi VillageHopi Mission School
Po Box 39 One Mission School Rd
Kykotsmovi Village, AZ 86039
(928)734-2453(Mennonite)70 students | Gr. K-8
GlendaleJoy Christian School
21000 N 75th Ave
Glendale, AZ 85308
(623)561-2000(Other Lutheran)660 students | Gr. NS-12
Show LowMountain Christian School
3171 E Show Low Lake Rd
Show Low, AZ 85901
(928)537-1050(Christian)89 students | Gr. K-8
PhoenixNew Way Academy
5048 East Oak Street
Phoenix, AZ 85008
(480)946-9112Special Education School151 students | Gr. K-12
PhoenixNorth Valley Christian Academy
42101 N. 41st Drive
Phoenix, AZ 85086
(623)551-3454(Other Lutheran)197 students | Gr. NS-8
PhoenixNorthwest Christian School
16401 N. 43rd Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85053
(602)978-5134(Christian)1209 students | Gr. NS-12
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Nearly two-thirds of enterprises are supporting more or "far more" applications than they actually need to run their operations, according to a survey released Monday by Hewlett-Packard and Capgemini.
While not due to be released until Tuesday, Firefox 4.0 has already been discovered on Mozilla public servers by eager Web surfers.
Once Firefox 4 is out the door next week, Mozilla will likely shift to a faster development cycle for its browser, one that resembles the way Google rolls out a constant line of updates for Chrome.
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Global Voices Online is an international network of bloggers that summarizes what is going on in the blogosphere in every corner of the world. It is a non-profit website hosted by the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at the Harvard Law School and grew out of an international bloggers' meeting in December 2004 and is founded by Ethan Zuckerman and Rebecca MacKinnon. Its objectives are two-fold: first, to enable and empower a community of "bridgebloggers" who "can make a bridge between two languages, or two cultures."[1], It has a team of regional editors that aggregates and selects ... More » (Source: Wikipedia)
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Take a Look at the Africa the Media Never Shows YouWestern media tends to portray Africa as a dark, hopeless place. African Twitter users have rallied under the hashtag #TheAfricaTheMediaNeverShowsYou to prove that's not true.
Citizen Media Shows Why India is Unlikely to Reach its Millennium Goals Target for Maternal MortalityIndia is behind both Nepal and Bangladesh in terms of reducing maternal mortalities. States where the caste system is embedded, religious minorities and migrants suffer most.
Citizen Media Shows Why India Is Unlikely to Reach Its Millennium Goals Target for Maternal MortalityIndia is behind both Nepal and Bangladesh in terms of reducing maternal mortalities. States where the caste system is embedded, religious minorities and migrants suffer most.
'The Outsiders': Hungarian Photographer Tamas Paczai Captures Football Fever at Kyrgyzstan vs Australia World Cup QualifierSome fans perched on light towers, others scaled fences. An estimated 10,000 more fans crowded outside the gates. Then there was the mob on the rooftop of an adjacent building.
Migrant Tragedies: 'Behind the Statistics Are Individual Life Stories and Grieving Families'"If Africa's youth comes to believe that its future lies elsewhere, it will be impossible to solve the issue of migration," says Souleymane Bachir Diagne.
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Ewaan is an all-day dining restaurant that serves a tempting blend of Arabic and Oriental specialities including a large selection of mezzeh. Enjoy shisha and live music on the terrace, or, for a little seclusion, relax in a private dining alcove.
On Fridays, a delightful Brunch offers a spread of traditional Arabic specialties and Continental cuisine with live cooking stations, a selection of international and traditional pastries, and house beverages.
Opening hours:Breakfast: 6 am to 11 amLunch: 12.30 pm to 3.30 pmIftar: Sunset to 9 pmSuhour: 10 pm to 2 am
Dress code:Casual
Location:Ground LevelThe Palace Downtown Dubai
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With architectural touches of Arabia and cuisine inspired by the world, the live cooking stations and sumptuous buffet at Ewaan present a perfect lunchtime of taste and leisure. Whether inside, amidst its tall arches or on the Ewaan terrace set before The Palace poolside, it is an enjoyable experience in every sense.
Price: AED 175
Time: Every day from 12.30 pm to 3.30 pm
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Call: T: +971 4 428 7888
In the heart of Dubai, the soul of tradition lives on. It's Ramadan at The Palace Downtown Dubai, a time when generosity prevails as culture and cuisine come together. Join us to experience the flavour of heritage and the feeling of oneness, The Palace way.
16/06/2015 - 16/07/2015
Price: Iftar Buffet: AED 230 per person | Suhour: AED 180 minimum spend per person
Time: Iftar: Sunset until 9pm | Suhour: 10pm until 2am
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Call: +971 4 888 3444
Our iconic Ramadan Tent welcomes you to Dubai's most eagerly anticipated Suhour, with our lakeside tents amidst an ambience without equal.
Price: Minimum spend of AED 600 per cabana on à la carte menu. Set menu starting from AED 250 per person.
Time: 8pm until 2am
Offering a fusion of Arabic and international cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner, varied shisha flavours, and the option of indoor and al fresco seating, the café will be a great place to meet and unwind.
This lively Argentinean Grill serves premium meat cuts prepared in traditional Asado Criollo-style. A choice of menus, wide selection of Argentinean beverages, and live music complete the experience.
Offering a delightful mix of mezzeh, music, shisha and beverages, Ewaan Lounge features traditional Arabian tents by the pool, which adds to the magical 'Arabian Nights' experience.


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