Discover FACT’s top dining experiences in the Kingdom.
If you’re looking for the best restaurants in Riyadh, we’re here to help. The third FACT Dining Awards Riyadh have taken place. The restaurant industry gathered, the nominations were announced, and the awards were handed out. Held on 27 November 2025 at JW Marriott Hotel Riyadh, the event was a sensational success.
Categories spanned everything from cafés and steakhouses to Saudi cuisine. The winners were selected based on public votes and the opinions of critics. Each category has two awards: Best and Favourite. The latter is the result of a popular vote, while the former is the critics’ choice.
Congratulations to all of the nominees and winners.
Restaurant of the Year in Riyadh 2025
Zuma Riyadh
Zuma Riyadh is our Restaurant of the Year 2025 because it nails the rare balance of precision and pulse. The room is sleek yet warm, its robata glow and sushi counter setting the stage for produce-led plates that respect seasonality and spectacle. Yellowtail Sashimi sings with jalapeño heat, and the signature Black Cod lands flaky and fragrant every time. Service moves with quiet confidence, anticipatory without fuss, and the kitchen never drops tempo. In a city packed with openings, Zuma still defines consistency, craft and occasion.
GO: Visit www.zumarestaurant.com for more information.
Newcomer in Riyah 2025
Best: Julien
Julien brings polished Parisian poise to at Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh. The restaurant is a 10-seat, ultra-intimate chef’s table experience offering an immersive, fine-dining meal. Tucked away behind Café Boulud, guests enter via a discreet passageway flanked by a curated bakery and cellar before arriving at the sophisticated dining enclave that centres around an open kitchen and a striking marble-topped bar. At the helm of Julien’s kitchen is Chef Thierry Motsch, who executes a refined multi-course tasting menu, offering a truly bespoke meal unlike anything else in the capital.
GO: Visit fourseasons.com for more information.
Favourite: Chotto Matte Riyadh
Chotto Matte Riyadh brings pulsing Nikkei energy to KAFD, pairing Tokyo technique with Peruvian brightness. The room is moody and magnetic, all inky marble, flickers of neon and an open robata that perfumes the space with charcoal smoke. The menu showcases premium ingredients, such as charcoal-grilled meat from Australian Jack’s Creek and Japanese Grade A5 Wagyu Beef. Service is sharp and smiling, the playlist keeps pace, and the whole experience feels buzzy, polished and current. The restaurant can be found in London, Miami, San Francisco, Toronto and soon Dubai.
GO: Visit https://chotto-matte.com for more information.
Restaurant in Jeddah 2025
Best: Kuuru
Kuuru has set both Jeddah and Riyadh alight with its Nikkei cuisine. Combining the flavours of Japan and Peru, the fusion dishes include Black Cod Criollo, Chicken Panca Truffle and Tiger Shrimp Anticuchero. Winner of best restaurant in Jeddah for the third year in a row, Kuuru remains a homegrown favourite across the Kingdom. The colourful plates are so stylish that you’ll want to snap them before you start – we’re not judging.
GO: Visit https://kuururestaurant.com for more information.
Favourite: Pampas
Located on the 17th floor of Assila, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Pampas showcases Latin American flavours. It brings Argentina’s finest grilled meats to the city. The restaurant specialises in steaks cooked over Acacia wood. Dishes include the Black Angus 270-day grain-fed beef tenderloin and the Braised Australian Wagyu Short Ribs, which were cooked to perfection and fell apart at the slightest touch of a fork.
GO: Follow @pampas_jeddah on Instagram for more information.
Restaurant in The Red Sea 2025
Best: Tilina
Tilina at The St. Regis Red Sea Resort lets the shoreline set the rhythm for dinner with its unique “reeftop” dining experience. Each dish of the seven-course haute cuisine degustation menu features flavours inspired by the Red Sea. The restaurant’s name is a nod to the Tellina shell, and the conical-shaped walls boast a beautiful shell-like pattern. Located above the reef, it offers panoramic views beyond the island. Plus, the open kitchen becomes a stage for culinary theatrics, adding an extra layer of entertainment perched high above the waves.
GO: Visit www.marriott.com for more information.
Favourite: Al Sarab
Al Sarab captures the hush of the desert and turns it into dinner theatre. Lantern-lit terraces gaze over rolling dunes, while a charcoal grill fills the air with smoke and spice. Plates draw on Saudi classics, coastal freshness and caravan warmth. Highlights include silky Sweet Potato Hummus, the risotto-like Saleeg, Shrimp Maklouba, and the national dish of Saudi Arabia: Kabsa. Service is intuitive and unhurried, and the non-alcoholic pairings genuinely inventive. Come for sunset, stay for the stars, and leave convinced that luxury here is measured in silence and spice.
GO: Visit www.sixsenses.com for more information.
Restaurant in Al Khobar & The Eastern Province 2025
Best: Nozomi
The Japanese restaurant Nozomi gives traditional flavours a modern twist. The room is low-lit and offers a chic stage for precision plates. The menu includes small dishes, sashimi, skewers and more. The signature dishes include Marinated Yellowtail, Seared Salmon Tataki and Wagyu Beef Tataki. If you can’t travel to Al Khobar, don’t worry – there is also a branch in Riyadh.
GO: Visit https://nozomiksa.co for more information.
Favourite: Takara Restaurant
TAKARA Restaurant brings the taste of Japan to Saudi Arabia. Situated in the heart of Al Khobar, the restaurant showcases contemporary Japanese flavours. The menu features the finest, high-quality ingredients sourced locally. Signature dishes include the famous Reema Maki, Kunafa Shrimp, Wagyu in Hot Stone, and Japonaise Meringue.
GO: Visit https://widget.servmeco.com for more information.
Restaurant in AlUla 2025
Best: Maraya Social
Jason Atherton’s Maraya Social crowns the mirror-clad icon with starry sky views over Ashar Valley. Arrive at golden hour as the sandstone glows and the playlist finds its groove. The menu skews Mediterranean with Saudi accents through salads, meat, fish, and small and large plates. Service is polished and upbeat with clever zero-proof pairings. This high-altitude hangout earns the accolade of Restaurant in AlUla for a second year in a row.
GO: Visit https://marayasocial.com for more information.
Favourite: Somewhere
Palm-shaded calm meets clever, contemporary Middle Eastern cooking at Somewhere Restaurant. Lantern-lit pathways lead to rustic terraces framed by palm groves, while the kitchen confidently leans into regional produce. The menu includes Beetroot Rice, Kale Tabouli Salad, and Wagyu Baos, served in a serene setting. Plus, there are Insta-worthy sweet treats from Baklava to layered cakes.
GO: Follow @somewhere on Instagram for more information.
Homegrown Saudi Restaurant in Riyadh 2025
Best: Maiz
Maiz has elevated Saudi cuisine. Located in Bujairi Terrace, the décor combines tradition and modernity to create a one-of-a-kind dining destination. The interior includes woven cushions, shelves stacked with spices and palm trees on the wall. The menu reads like The Kingdom’s greatest food hits, and brings together the best dishes from the thirteen provinces. So, get ready to go on an adventure from the comfort of your maiz (aka table).
GO: Visit https://maiz.sa for more information.
Favourite: Almajlis Alkhaleeji
Almajlis Alkhaleeji Restaurant offers spectacular Saudi cuisine. Located in Riyadh and Khamis Mushait, the team has been impressing locals and tourists. Drawing inspiration from traditional hospitality in the Kingdom, it serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dishes include Full Chicken Bakhari al Majles, Goat Mandi, and Meat Mathloutha.
GO: Visit www.almajles.sa for more information.
Japanese Restaurant in Riyadh 2025
Best: Zuma
Designed by acclaimed architect Noriyoshi Muramatsu, Zuma Riyadh draws inspiration from Japan and the Kingdom. The two-story venue, connected by a dramatic spiral staircase, features three distinct kitchens: the central kitchen, a robata grill, and a sushi counter. Diners can explore a dynamic restaurant and upstairs lounge space, complete with a signature bar churning out zero-proof Zuma signatures. Menu highlights include Japanese Mushroom Rice Hotpot, Miso Marinated Black Cod, and Spicy Beef Tenderloin. The menu also showcases a Riyadh-exclusive dessert: the Ajwa Date and Miso Toffee Cake, paired with ginger crumble, poached pears, and sweet corn mochi ice cream.
GO: Visit www.zumarestaurant.com for more information.
Favourite: Kuuru
Kuuru brings a bold shot of Nikkei flair to KAFD, where polished concrete, dramatic lighting and an open grill set a cinematic tone. The menu showcases a diverse array of dishes, from exquisite sushi and sashimi to tantalising ceviches and robata-grilled specialities. Each dish is meticulously crafted, combining the freshness of Japanese ingredients with the bold and exotic spices of Peru. Kuuru’s commitment to exceptional service and attention to detail ensures that every guest feels pampered and indulged.
GO: Visit https://kuururestaurant.com for more information.
European Restaurant in Riyadh 2025
Best: Scott’s Riyadh
Scott’s, the world-renowned restaurant, made its way from London to Via Riyadh. In 1851, the concept started as an oyster warehouse, and in 1967, it moved to Mayfair. Famous for its fine-dining British fish and shellfish dishes, it brought a British style and sensibility to the capital. The menu is an ode to seafood and spans oysters, caviar, shellfish, raw, starters, mains, lobster, meat, sides, and dessert.
GO: Follow @scotts.saudi on Instagram for more information.
Favourite: NAC Riyadh
NAC Riyadh brings Mayfair polish to Laysen Valley, all green leather, soft brass and sunlit interiors. The menu is comfort food executed with finesse, showcased in dishes such as Free-range Grilled Cajun Chicken, Salmon Paillard, and Conchiglie Pasta. Finish your dining experience on a sweet note with NAC’s unmissable desserts featuring Crushed Milk Chocolate Cookies with Frosties soft serve, French Toast with raspberries and clotted cream, and the delightful Affogato. A chic, reliable address built for repeat visits
GO: Visit https://nacriyadh.com for more information.
French Restaurant in Riyadh 2025
Best: La Petite Maison Riyadh
Renowned for its ingredient-led French Mediterranean and Niçoise-inspired cuisine, La Petite Maison Riyadh channels the sunlit swagger of the Côte d’Azur into a room of white linen, modern art and lemons waiting on the table. The cooking is light, bright and anchored in olive oil. Start with Burrata and heritage tomatoes, Warm Prawns with lemon, and a Niçoise Salad. Lamb cutlets meet smoky aubergine while desserts keep it classic with silly Vanilla Cheesecake. Service is brisk yet charming, zero-proof cocktails echo Riviera freshness, and the Riyadh venue is achingly chic.
GO: Visit https://lpmrestaurants.com for more information.
Favourite: Café Boulud
Chef Daniel Boulud’s Café Boulud brings timeless French confidence to at Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh. The room glows with brass and butter-soft banquettes, while large windows add a touch of theatre. Drawing inspiration from his grandmother’s cooking, the menu highlights include the Lavender-Glazed Duck Breast and Potato-Wrapped Sea Bass. The 130-seat restaurant features elegant materials such as antique mirrored glass, marble, and bronze accents, creating a warm and intimate atmosphere. Save space for Tarte Tatin and warm Madeleines.
GO: Visit www.fourseasons.com for more information.
Italian Restaurant in Riyadh 2025
Best: Il Baretto
Taking the crown of Best Italian Restaurant in Riyadh for the third consecutive year, Il Baretto delivers polished Italian glamour in the heart of KAFD. The room hums from lunch into late night with a smart crowd grazing on classics done with confidence. Start with beef carpaccio scattered with Parmesan and rocket, or a silken Vitello Tonnato. Service is suave, the playlist smooth, and zero-proof spritzes come sharp and citrus. Effortless, stylish, reliably delicious.
GO: Visit www.ilbaretto.sa for more information.
Favourite: Carbone Riyadh
Few restaurants make it into a Drake song. Italian American hotspot Carbone has featured in “Spin Bout U” and is a hit with A-list diners. The New York-born restaurant wins Favourite Italian Restaurant in Riyadh for the second year in a row. The cooking is bold and nostalgic, showcased through signatures such as Caesar alla ZZ and Veal Parm. If you try one thing, make it the signature Spicy Rigatoni. Big flavours, bigger theatre. Riyadh finally gets its red-sauce classic.
GO: Visit www.sevenrooms.com for more information.
Indian Restaurant in Riyadh 2025
Best: Gymkhana
Gymkhana is loved by celebrities, critics, and the FACT Team. The restaurant first opened in London in 2013 and now calls Riyadh home. Located in Via Riyadh, the concept draws its inspiration from Indian gymkhana clubs, which were popular during colonial times. The menu is filled with flavours from North India. It offers a contemporary twist on classic dishes such as Chettinad Duck Dosa with Coconut Chutney, the aromatic Kid Goat Methi Keema with Salli and Pao, the Wild Muntjac Biryani, and the indulgent Duck Egg Langoustine Bhurji with Malabar Paratha. These culinary creations have garnered a wide array of admirers, ranging from renowned celebrities like Taylor Swift and the Beckhams to FACT’s editor-in-chief.
GO: Visit https://coolinc.com.sa for more information.
Favourite: Mohalla Riyadh
Dubai’s homegrown restaurant Mohalla has made its mark on Riyadh. Located in The Esplanade, the concept pays homage to the rich culinary cultures across India. The signature dishes include Avocado Papdi Chaat, Keema Pao, Spicy Chilli Chicken and the always-popular jalebi. Sit near the open kitchen, which allows diners to catch a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes action.
GO: Visit https://mohalla.co for more information.
Steakhouse in Riyadh 2025
Best: Marble Steakhouse
Marble Steakhouse has been, well, raising the steaks. The sophisticated yet simple approach is what sets it apart. The menu includes only four mains with a side of fries, and each dish has been cooked to perfection. The options range from the Marble Bun to the Ribeye Steak, which are made from high-quality ingredients. Not only is it a multiple FACT Dining Award winner, but it also got a nod from the MENA’s 50 Best. A polished, big city steakhouse that feels decisively Riyadh today.
GO: Visit https://marblecuisine.com for more information.
Favourite: JW Steakhouse
JW Steakhouse is a confident ode to beef, wrapped in dark wood, leather booths and a flattering, low-lit glow. Cuts are serious, from USDA Prime ribeye with a deep char to a terrific Tomahawk made for sharing. Sides lean classic while sauces arrive glossy and precise. Start with a jumbo Prawn Cocktail, end with a Classic Baked Cheesecake.. Service is warm and the pacing measured, resulting in a timeless steakhouse experience.
GO: Visit www.jwsteakhouseriyadh.com for more information.
Middle Eastern Restaurant in Riyadh 2025
Best: Em Sherif Café
Nestled within The Zone, Em Sherif Café invites diners to experience authentic Lebanese delicacies in a new light. The menu offers a fresh take on Middle Eastern cuisine and masterfully blends local, seasonal, fresh, and organic ingredients. Among the signature dishes, you’ll discover the famous Lebanese Tabbouleh in three variations: classic creamy hummus adorned with roasted pine nuts and the flavoursome Kishk and Awarma. Em Sherif Café has become a culinary sensation across Egypt, Lebanon, Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE, enchanting diners with its exquisite Lebanese fare and warm hospitality.
GO: Visit https://emsherif-cafe.com for more information.
Favourite: Koojeh
Koojeh turns the romance of Persian fire cooking into a polished, modern dining room. Charcoal smoke curls from the grill as warm bread lands puffed and blistered with herb butter. Start with Kashk-e Bademjan and a bright Mast-o-khiar, then the main event: Koobideh that trembles with juice, Saffron Joojeh charred at the edges, and Lamb Barg. Service is warm and paced, prices feel fair, and the mood is quietly celebratory. A confident Riyadh original with real soul.
GO: Follow @koojeh.sa on Instagram for more information.
Pan Asian Restaurant in Riyadh 2025
Best: Namu
Akira Back is loved across the Middle East. He has made his mark in Riyadh with his restaurants and opened Namu Korean BBQ in The Esplanade. Drawing inspiration from Korea, the menu boasts freshly prepared meats, seafood, vegetables, and traditional Korean food. Guests can also cook and grill meats to their preference.
GO: Visit www.akiraback.com for more information.
Favourite: Yauatcha
Yauatcha has made its mark in Riyadh and is one of the city’s best Chinese restaurants. Bringing sleek Cantonese chic to the city, the restaurant pairs precise dim sum with a tea and pastry counter. From the team behind Hakkasan, the concept aims to be an accessible fine dining experience. Look out for special menus throughout the year, from Valentine’s Day to Chinese New Year. We’d recommend sitting on the terrace for a stellar view.
GO: Visit https://taogroup.com for more information.
American Restaurant in Riyadh 2025
Best: Smokey Beards Q
Smokey Beards Q may serve American food, but it was created in Saudi Arabia. The homegrown concept is Riyadh’s shrine to low-and-slow, where oak smoke drifts and trays land heavy on butcher paper. The menu draws inspiration from the southern states, yet brisket is the headliner, thick-sliced with a peppery bark and blushing smoke ring. American rapper Mutah Beale is behind the brand, and celebrities from Kanye West to Mike Tyson have been spotted at the restaurant. Service is friendly and queues move fast at this favourite of FACT’s editor-in-chief.
GO: Follow @smokeybeardsq on Instagram for more information.
Favourite: Don Ruben’s Mexican Restaurant
Don Ruben’s Mexican Restaurant brings the taste of Mexico to Riyadh. Tiles and terracotta hues set a warm tone, while the open comal sends the scent of fresh masa across the room. Start with Guacamole in the molcajete and Ceviche bright with lime and chilli. Tacos arrive on house-pressed tortillas, while Churros come crisp with cinnamon sugar. Service is friendly, creating a sense of community around the restaurant, and prices feel fair.
GO: Follow @donrubens.sa on Instagram for more information.
International Restaurant in Riyadh 2025
Best: Flamingo Room by tashas
Originating in Dubai, Flamingo Room has been effortlessly transported into a three-storey space that exudes charm and sophistication on the banks of the Wadi Hanifah. The concept personifies African glamour, offering a distinctive dining experience from lunch to dinner. Dishes include Cornflake Chicken Schnitzel and Peri-Peri Baby Chicken. Save room for dessert because the South African-inspired Amira combines malva pudding with macerated apricot and spiced créme anglaise.
GO: Visit www.flamingoroombytashas.com for more information.
Favourite: Spago by Wolfgang Puck
Spago by Wolfgang Puck brings breezy California confidence to Riyadh, pairing an elegant dining room with an open hearth and a pantry led by peak produce. Start with the signature Big Eye Tuna Tartare Cones or Japanese Hamachi Sashimi. The Fried Blooming Whole Seabass is a FACT favourite that’s ideal for sharing. Filleted outwards, it resembles the petals of an opening flower. As Chef Wolfgang told us when we met in the restaurant, “The important part for us is how we make the guests feel. We want them to leave and say, I can’t wait to come back. I had such a nice time. The food was delicious. The waiter was amazing”
GO: Visit https://coolinc.com.sa for more information.
Outdoor Dining in Riyadh 2025
Best: RŌBATA
MFC, the team behind COYA, Beefbar and Signor Sassi capitalises on the success of its beloved Japanese concepts, Kayzo and Myazu, while introducing an exciting flame-licked twist. Situated within The Canopy in Hittin, RŌBATA aims to embrace the vibrancy of contemporary dining within an Instagram-worthy setting. Guests can enjoy the enticing aroma of charcoal grills and savour an array of meats, seafood, and vegetables, all cooked to perfection on the traditional robatayaki grill. Hit the terrace for an al fresco meal with views across the capital.
GO: Visit mfcsaudi.com for more information.
Favourite: HUQQA Riyadh
HUQQA Riyadh is a hip and happening place that showcases Turkish cuisine. Located on U Walk, the venue is buzzing with outdoor activities. Come for the Turkish breakfast and stay for the Turkish coffee. The menu includes Avocado Mushroom Benedict, Grilled Halloumi Toast, and Truffle Scrambled Egg Simit. Plus, they serve shisha on the biggest rooftop terrace in the capital.
GO: Visit https://huqqa.com for more information.
Afternoon Tea in Riyadh 2025
Best: Obaya Lounge
Obaya Lounge has been conceived as an elegant social sanctuary for the capital’s smart set to gather, dine and mingle amid the equestrian-themed surroundings. Obaya Lounge’s international culinary offerings complete the experience with a spirited selection of sourdough tartines and sandwiches. The afternoon tea features indulgent desserts styled by the hotel’s pastry team, including the likes of Japanese Quark Cheesecake and Baked Apple Galette.
GO: Visit www.fourseasons.com for more information.
Favourite: Chorisia Lounge
Chorisia Lounge is the palatial hotel’s serene heart, a sunlit atrium dressed in marble, palms and hushed conversation. It is where meetings turn into rituals over silver teapots and tiered stands. The afternoon tea reads classic with a Saudi sparkle and features warm Scones, pistachio éclairs, date financiers and savoury bites. Coffee service is exacting, from V60 to creamy pistachio lattes, while zero-proof cocktails lean toward citrus and spice. It feels refined yet relaxed, a grand living room designed for lingering past dusk.
GO: Visit www.marriott.com for more information.
Café in Riyadh 2025
Best: NOOA
Nooa stands for Naturally Out Of Africa, and draws its inspiration from South Africa. The restaurant feels like a breath of fresh air with its contemporary, clean and classy design. The kitchen prides itself on using ingredients and influences from South Africa, which have bursts of rooibos and honeybush. The menu will surprise you with its savoury and sweet selection. Don’t leave without trying the desserts, which include Date Malva Pudding, Honeybush Crème Brulee and Orange and Chocolate Cake. The drinks include speciality coffee, single origin, rooibos and botanical mixology. The Grade A rooibos speciality drinks had us hooked.
GO: Follow @nooasaudi on Instagram for more information.
Favourite: Café Lilou
From Bahrain to Riyadh, Café Lilou has brought some chic to the capital. Drawing inspiration from a Parisian brasserie in the 19th century, it serves French food with finesse and a touch of Moulin Rouge. The marvellous menu includes starters, salads, sandwiches, burgers and risotto. However, it is worth visiting Café Lilou just for its Insta-worthy desserts and drinks. Check out the cake display or take your pick from Au Petit Bonheur’s mug of Hot Chocolate Brownies, Pour Vous’ Caramel Crème Brulee, Violoncelle’s Chocolate Cake and more.
GO: Follow @cafelilouksa on Instagram for more information.
Breakfast in Riyadh 2025
Best: A.O.K Kitchen
A.O.K Kitchen in King Abdullah Financial District is a casual yet chic spot for afternoon tea. The name stands for all is okay, and sums up the brand’s philosophy of a feel-good dining experience. The dishes are made with high-quality ingredients from artisanal producers, and offer wholesome plates inspired by the sun-soaked shores of the Mediterranean and California. The afternoon tea is free from refined sugar and limited in gluten and dairy. The result: a light meal that feels as good as it tastes.
GO: Visit www.aokkitchen.co.uk for more information.
Favourite: Lunch Room
Lunch Room is a sunlit all-day canteen where white tile, blonde wood and a crisp playlist set an easy rhythm. Mornings start bright with Avocado on Sourdough, Brioche French Toast and soft Scrambled Eggs. Lunch turns pacey with a Chicken Paillard with lemon caper butter and a Steak Sandwich dripping jus. Coffee is perfect, and zero-proof drinks complement the food. The service is cheerful and quick. Reservations are recommended as the popular restaurant is only open until 2:30pm on weekdays and 4pm on weekends.
GO: Follow @lunchroomksa on Instagram for more information.
Casual Dining Restaurant in Riyadh 2025
Best: Jon & Vinny’s
Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo are the masterminds behind Jon and Vinny’s, which brings Los Angeles cool to a polished room of white tile, blond wood and a buzzing open kitchen. Start with a Chopped Salad and Ricotta on Toast drizzled with honey. Pizzas land blistered with a soft centre and chewy rim, from classic cheese to spicy salami. The casual spot is already popular with celebrities and has been a date night spot for A-list couples. Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend, and Jay-Z and Beyoncé. The restaurant has made its mark with the FACT team, who regularly come for the Black Lemon Pizza and Spaghetti Limone.
GO: Visit www.jonandvinnysksa.com for more information.
Favourite: Mama Noura
Mama Noura is Riyadh’s homegrown comfort stop, where the shawarma spits spin and the juicers hum nonstop. Queues move quickly, trays land fast, and the aroma of charcoal and toum fills the room. Chicken Shawarma is shaved hot into pillowy khubz, slick with garlic and pickles. Beef comes juicy with tahini and a peppery kick. Falafel is crisp and green inside, while Rotisserie Chicken falls from the bone. Fresh orange, pomegranate, or mango juice keeps things bright. Service is brisk and friendly, prices are fair, and ritual feels an essential part of the Riyadh experience.
GO: Visit https://mamanoura.com for more information.
All Day Dining Restaurant in Riyadh 2025
Best: La Brasserie
Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah is located in one of Riyadh’s most iconic buildings. La Brasserie is a modern, multi-cuisine restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The space boasts interactive stations, buffets and an à la carte menu. Mornings bring perfect viennoiserie, proper eggs and a fantastic coffee selection. Lunch leans brasserie classics with polish, while dinner is effortless, urbane, and definitively Al Faisaliah.
GO: Visit www.mandarinoriental.com for more information.
Favourite: Jackie Restaurant
Jackie Restaurant brings to life the spirit of the original influencer, Jackie O. The venue is clean, classy and, above all, chic. It’s the sort of space that makes you sit up straighter – and we suggest doing that in front of the photo wall by the piano, which showcases Jackie in all her stylish glory. The menu options range from Arabic to international and include healthy options. What the dishes and buffet lack in size, they make up for in the quality of cheese, fish and meats. And, if you have a sweet tooth, you are spoilt for choice. Marble floors, smoky mirrors and velvet banquettes set an alluring tone, while service glides with that signature St. Regis polish.
GO: Visit www.marriott.com for more information.
