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The Peacock, Jumeirah — international restaurant with Latin American cuisine, beverages, and desserts. Open daily 06:30-00:00 with valet parking.
The Peacock is an international restaurant at Jumeirah Beach Residence serving Latin American and international cuisine alongside coffee, tea, juices, and desserts. Located on Al Safooh Street, it offers valet and on-site parking, wheelchair access, and accepts cash and card payments. Open daily from 06:30 to 00:00, the venue features a lively, colourful atmosphere with casual dress code and serves alcohol.
Walk through the front doors of The Cheesecake Factory and you will know you are in for something special. The Cheesecake Factory menu boasts more than 200 selections made fresh from scratch daily.
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Tribes is the realizationof one man's passion for all things African! From the Cousine to the Music, Art and Design. Join our Tribe for a unique dining experience with outdoor views of the Burj Khalifa & Dubai fountain.
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