Halal Restaurants in Bahrain
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Le Mediterranee/Nirvana
Le Mediterranee serves a succulent international buffet brunch where children under 12 years pay half price. The Nirvana restaurant in the same Hotel serves delectable Indian specialties.
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Bam bu
This Shanghai eatery is definitely worth a visit as it serves practical, filling, delicious and fresh home-cooking. The cooking may be traditional but the ambience certainly isn't: the open-kitchen restaurant is painted lime-green, has electronic sliding doors and has wi-fi internet access. The standard price includes unlimited beverages. A place where you definitely get value for your money.
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Le Versailles
Le Versailles is where you should go if you want dinner to be the evening’s main event. The ambience is elegance itself with live musicians and the twinkling lights of the Financial Harbour visible from the high glass windows. The menu is a superb collection of classical and modern French dishes.
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Mezzaluna
The atmospheric and modish Mezzaluna combines the spirit of Bahrain with that of the Mediterranean. Made in a sophisticated Bahraini courtyard house, the high-ceilinged restaurant has a live Latin band (on Fridays) and jazz music otherwise. It affords a delectable Mediterranean menu with imported French cheeses and a superb wine list. In particular, their melt-in-the-mouth Algerian fillet mignon is highly recommended. Reservations should be made in advance.
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Ramee International Hotel
A delightful seafood buffet is served every Thursday and Friday at less than BD 5 per person. While the mouth watering ‘Eat all you can’ lunch and dinner packages are moderately rated at BD 9.500 per person.
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Al Noor Lounge Café
There is a charming brunch buffet daily with free flowing champagne, it is affordably priced and highly suitable for children. Those under 5yrs eat for free here, while 6-12year-olds only pay half the price. There is also live music and a kid’s corner.
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Le Bistro
This restaurant is renowned for its international night buffet, its quirkily themed buffets, exciting salad bars and a la carte menus of your choice of Continental, American, Japanese and Asian cuisine.
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Jim’s
Jim’s has a very homey feelng and is thus highly popular with Western expatriates. It has a cosy cottage interior and serves roasts,'Full Monty' breakfasts with home-cooked eggs, bacon and black pudding. With a friendly ambience and famously delicious homemade chocolate vodkas, Jim’s is worth a visit for sure.
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Silk’s Restaurant
An excellent option for every type of guest; children, families and friends. Their international brunch offers free flowing champagne, an option on indoor or outdoor seating by the poolside a live band and pianist. Take pleasure in the free use of the swimming pool in a family context with a Kids Corner.
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Al Abraaj
Al Abraaj is a fashionable local restaurant that focuses on Middle Eastern/Turkish/Iranian cooking with several outlets on the island. The restaurant is contemporary and clean, with a big menu in English and excellent service. It is highly recommended to anyone who wants to try local food in a relaxed, informal setting. In particular the fresh pomegranate juice, falafel and the Iranian chicken kebabs are a must.
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Burjuman Coffee Shop
This Filipino-run cafe is in an excellent location. The menu includes sandwiches, burgers, rice and noodles and the helpings are generous. Try the excellent fried hammour (local fish) in particular.
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Café Lilou
This sophisticated balconied restaurant, with its velvet upholstery, wrought-iron banisters and polished wood floors gives a very Parisian feel. The Trio du Chef of pannacotta, chocolate brownie and peanut ice-cream is highly recommended.
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Casa Blu
This popular Arabian café has a huge personality. It is quirkily decorated with antique typewriters, tills, cameras and gadgetry strewn around the walls and enormous plasma televisions suspended from the ceiling. The plush reclining sofas, kofta kebabs, sheeshas and live hip hop music add to the funky atmosphere. Strangely amidst all this quirkiness there is a dress code that stipulates the prohibition of wearing shorts in this place.
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Charcoal Grill
The location of this grill is fantastic-nestled in the heart of Manama- where you can watch a procession of hawkers, street-walkers, lurkers, shirkers and tourists go by the city’s famous gate, while digging into a tasty kebab and salad. The food here is honest and simple and the ambience livened up by the view this restaurant offers.