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Photo by Kathryn Nathanson, courtesy IndagareRead MoreCircolo
Circolo serves Italian food in a bright, contemporary and casual setting in AlUla’s AlJadidah District. The lunch and dinner menu consists of salads, pizza and pasta. In the off season, Circolo is one of the few restaurants open at lunch...
Courtesy Banyan Tree GroupRead MoreHarrat at Banyan Tree AlUla
Harrat is the all-day restaurant at Banyan Tree, serving a range of cuisine from Middle Eastern delicacies to pasta, seafood and grilled meats—all with ingredients sourced from AlUla’s sustainable farms.
Photo by Kathryn Nathanson, courtesy IndagareRead MoreMaraya Social
On the rooftop of Maraya, the largest mirrored building in the world, Maraya Social is a sophisticated restaurant by Chef Jason Atherton, one of Britain's most beloved chefs and the owner of many Michelin-starred restaurants. The menu draws inspiration from...
Photo by Kathryn Nathanson, courtesy IndagareRead MoreOKTO
OKTO sits at the top of Harrat Uwayrid, where Haraat Viewpoint is located. The restaurant serves authentic Greek cuisine, and the views are nearly impossible to beat.
Photos by Elizabeth HarveyRead MorePink Camel
Tucked away within a grove of date and fruit trees, in the middle of the desert, the Parisian-café-meets-desert-camp-outpost (where Indiana Jones might stop for coffee, if he were a digital nomad) the Pink Camel is an AlUla hot spot for...
Courtesy Banyan Tree GroupRead MoreSaffron at Banyan Tree AlUla
Saffron offers authentic, contemporary Thai cuisine prepared by Thai chefs. As a Banyan Tree resort signature, this same restaurant can be found at other Banyan Tree resorts.
Photo by Kathryn Nathanson, courtesy IndagareRead MoreSASS Cafe
Before leaving AlUla, we recommend a quick stop at SASS Cafe for a coffee. Here, it is all about the entrance: after wandering through a canyon—much like walking through Siq at Petra, though the walk is shorter and narrower—you'll arrive...
Photo by Kathryn Nathanson, courtesy IndagareRead MoreSomewhere
Tucked into an oasis farm in the Old Town of AlUla, Somewhere serves a fusion of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean food and has a lovely outdoor seating area.
Photo courtesy of Habitas AlUlaRead MoreTama
Sharing a space with the seriously Instagram-friendly infinity pool at Habitas AlUla, Tama—which means ‘here and now’ in Aramaic—is the design hotel's all-day restaurant and lounge space, serving up mocktails, fresh pita and creative hummus blends and a host of...
Photo by Kathryn Nathanson, courtesy IndagareRead MoreWacafe
With pastries and coffee that are not to be missed, this cafe in AlUla's Old Town is conveniently located adjacent to the entrance to the Old Town heritage tour.
