
Bosporus – The Beach JBR
Bosporus at The Beach is an all-day Turkish restaurant on the JBR waterfront.
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Bosporus at The Beach is an all-day Turkish restaurant on the JBR waterfront.

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All-day breakfast cafe (turkish-leaning) in Downtown Dubai.
Directory listing from the Platinum fine dining list; address, phone and pin checked on 14 October. Not yet reviewed by the desk.
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An industrial district with Dubai's strongest concentration of independent galleries, creative businesses and culture-led detours.
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Low-rise, coastal and more residential than the skyline suggests, Jumeirah rewards plans built around the beach, design and long meals.
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The home cooking of the Emirates, finally in restaurants: machboos, harees, luqaimat and the coffee that goes with them.
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From the hotel trattoria to the Amalfi terrace: pasta made in the room, wood-fired pizza and the long Italian lunch.
Omakase counters, neighbourhood izakaya and the ramen shops that stay open late.
Mezze done properly, charcoal grills and the long lunch that Beirut taught the Gulf.