The Link is set to become Dubai’s newest culinary hotspot, complete with world-renowned restaurants, a stunning sky pool, and a glittering bar. Foodies can look forward to an incredible array of dining options from celebrated chefs, paired with jaw-dropping views and entertainment.
Tapasake: Sun-drenched alfresco destination with Nikkei dining and UAE’s longest infinity pool
Tapasake is an alfresco restaurant fusing Japanese and Peruvian flavors with vibrant beats from a resident DJ. Its star attraction is the UAE’s longest infinity pool where guests can relax on plush loungers and enjoy refreshing drinks. By night, Tapasake offers a more formal Nikkei dining experience under the stars. With indoor and outdoor seating, it’s the perfect spot for sharing inventive dishes while soaking up the sunshine and city views.
StreetXO at The Garden at One&Only Za’abeel’s: Avant-garde dining experience by Chef Dabiz Muñoz
Headed by Chef Dabiz Muñoz, named Best Chef in the World for three consecutive years, StreetXO serves up avant-garde street food with a haute edge. From the team behind the 3 Michelin-starred DiverXO in Madrid, expect powerful flavors and dramatic presentation in an informal yet sophisticated setting. Pull up a seat at the bar, lounge on the chic terrace, or find a cozy corner to share StreetXO’s globally-inspired small plates.
Noor: 2 Michelin Star restaurant celebrating Moorish culinary history
Noor pays tribute to the Moorish rule in Spain and the ingredients available during that time. With two Michelin stars to its name, this restaurant offers a modern reinterpretation of Cordoba’s rich culinary past. Diners can journey back in time through creative dishes presented in a grown-up setting reminiscent of southern Spain. It’s a true celebration of Andalusian flavors brought to life by one of the world’s most acclaimed chefs.
Qabu: Modern reinterpretation of Cordoba’s culinary history at chef’s debut Dubai restaurant
Qabu is the chef behind the 2 Michelin-starred Noor’s exciting Dubai debut. Tracing Cordoba’s culinary history with a contemporary twist, Qabu’s menu spotlights ingredients popular during Moorish rule. The pastel-hued interiors further transport guests to southern Spain for a singular dining experience. Between the flavorful Andalusian-inspired cuisine and the chef’s storytelling approach, Qabu promises a voyage through time via the palate.
Description of the stunning sky pool at The Link
The crowning jewel of The Link is its show-stopping sky pool – the world’s longest cantilever. This architectural marvel stretches an incredible 226 meters between two skyscrapers. Loungers line the edges of the pool, suspended 100 meters high to offer unobstructed 360-degree views. By day, guests can swim out towards the horizon in the glittering waters or relax poolside while gazing out over Dubai’s striking cityscape. As the sun dips below the skyline, the pool takes on a magical quality with the city lights dancing on the water. It’s a breathtaking spot for sunset cocktails and evening swims under the stars.
Description of Sphere as The Link’s gilded drinking destination
Capping off the dining and entertainment at The Link is Sphere – a sophisticated cocktail lounge with lofty ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows. As the gilded drinking destination, Sphere spoils guests with creative mixology, an extensive wine list, and top-shelf spirits. Settle into a plush booth or belly up to the marble bar to sip hand-crafted concoctions. A roster of live musicians and jaw-dropping acrobatic performances complements the upscale atmosphere. With its glamorous interiors, picture-perfect views, and lively entertainment, Sphere is the crown jewel of The Link’s nightlife offerings.
Conclusion
From sun-soaked lounging and poolside dining at Tapasake to Sphere’s mixology and revelry, The Link promises to be Dubai’s next go-to food and entertainment district. With an all-star lineup of restaurants by internationally acclaimed chefs and a show-stopping architectural marvel in the sky bridge and pool, The Link is a striking addition to the city’s culinary and hospitality landscape. For foodies and fun-seekers alike, it’s set to become the hot new place to see and be seen in Dubai.
