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The hotels are the place in Abu Dhabi where most of dining take place as these are the only licensed buildings. Abu Dhabi has a good eating out and cafe culture among the expatriates leaving there. In keeping with the development, there has been a number of high-quality Restaurants and Bars in Abu Dhabi that has come up to cater to this development. The food quality at Restaurants and Bars in Abu Dhabi is very impressive, though, the wine culture has not developed in tandem. The scene is slowly changing.

Dining at Abu Dhabi is a gourmet's exploration. The city has a host of Restaurants and Bars in Abu Dhabi offering cuisines from around the world to cater people of different ethnicity. The city has all types of fast food outlets from around the world. The Indian food outlets offer some of the cheapest food in the city. These outlets offer generous portions of food, though the prices are low and food quality excellent. But the Lebanese and Arabic food are the cheapest in Abu Dhabi. One best thing about Abu Dhabi is that delivery of food is quick and the price is not inappropriate.

Visitors looking for vegetable at Restaurants and Bars in Abu Dhabi will have a good time as there is good selection of vegetable cuisines available in the menu. The Indian eateries are widely visited for vegetarian dishes. One thing to be careful about the Restaurants and Bars in Abu Dhabi is that most Restaurants and Bars in Abu Dhabi are closed in day time during the month of Ramadan. This is due to the fact Muslims fast during this month. The big hotels have one restaurant open during the day to cater the non-Muslims. From evening onwards, all the eateries are open.

Some of the Restaurants and Bars in Abu Dhabi are:

• Zahrat Lebnan - It is a famous restaurant. The name means Lebanese Flower Restaurant an it serves excellent Shawarmas, Koftas, Felafel and Farouj.
• Hemingway's at Hilton Abu Dhabi - The main restaurant has tex-mex menu and provides a good selection of beer on tap. There is live music also. There is also the Jazz Bar, which provides great food and has live band playing, changing every six month. The third is the Tequiliana's which is a nightclub which comes alive after midnight. There are private karaoke rooms in the back.
• The Captain's Arms at Le Meidien - This traditional British pub which is situated at the far end of the courtyard. It has traditional food and has a great collection of beer on tap. There is also a large terrace which is great in the cooler months. This is mostly frequented by the expatriates.
• Wakatua at Le Meridien- This is a Polynesian themed cocktail bar present near the water.