Laylati, Dubai’s Biggest Ramadan Venue, is Back at the Grand Hyatt

The Laylati ‘Ramadan tent’ is back at the Grand Hyatt, and this year it’s bigger than ever with lavish private seating areas and glittering decor.

For their Grand Iftar, you can look forward to a broad buffet spread, offering dishes from local Emirati heritage as well as international ‘street food’ options. Live cooking stations offer favourites like chicken mandi, lamb ouzi and mixed grills galore. Just make sure you leave room for pudding; think Turkish ice cream, halva, and baklava. And if you’re a large group, there are even private gazebos open for reservation, with space for the whole family from young to old.

That being said, if all those evenings surrounded by the whole family - kids and all - have you craving some peace, then the adults-only Grand Suhour might be the way to go. Choose à la carte dining, or pick from two set menu options, with hot and cold mezze, chicken shawarma and jumbo prawns vying for selection. Once you’re done eating, enjoy the live entertainment or take each other on in a board game or two, with shisha and coffee to boot.