During the holy month of Ramadan Muslims around the world are expected to abstain from food and drink during daylight hours.
Many non-Muslims in Abu Dhabi choose to fast at the same time in support of Muslim friends and colleagues.
If you are not fasting, however, these restaurants are open during daylight hours this year.
Beach Rotana
Essence will be offering lunch from the à la carte menu from noon-4pm. Alternatively, you can head to Café Columbia for their regular menu from 11am-11pm.
(02 697 9000).
Yas Viceroy
Origins will be offering a buffet that will be served in Nautilus from 12.30pm-3.30pm.
(02 656 0000).
Holiday Inn
The cosy Silk Route Café will still be operational for its all-day-dining buffet, with lunch hours hosted between 12.30pm-3pm.
(02 657 4888).
Hyatt Capital Gate
The scenic restaurant 18° will be serving lunch from noon-3pm.
(02 596 1234).
The St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort
The all-day-dining restaurant Oléa will serve lunch from 12.30pm-3pm.
(02 498 8888).
Radisson Blu
Assymetri will be serving lunch from 12.30pm-3pm.
(02 656 2222).
Eastern Mangroves Hotel & Spa by Anantara
Ingredients will be serving an à al carte menu all day, from 6.30am-2am.
(02 656 1000).
Jumeirah at Etihad Towers
Rosewater will be serving lunch from 12.30pm-3.30pm and Nahaam will be serving international cuisine from 11am-11pm.
(02 811 5555).
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