The weekend is finally (nearly) here which means we're ready to catch up with friends and blow off some steam so we always like to know where we can find the best deals. From some super chilled hangouts to some spectacular terraces, here's our top 10 Thursday happy hour deals in Dubai to hit post-work.
30 Thursday happy hour deals in Dubai to kickstart your weekend
After a long working week, Thursday evening is the perfect excuse to make your way to one of the city’s many restaurants for a post-work drink. As if you needed any more convincing, there are some top deals to enjoy across the city, from two-for-one deals to selected drinks from Dhs23.
Some are probably familiar watering holes, others you might not have heard of.
Here are 30 Thursday happy hour deals in Dubai to kickstart your weekend.
Americano
Speakeasy bar and restaurant Americano is a sure-fire winner for a night (or day) out. It serves up a fantastic happy hour on weekdays from 12pm to 5pm, offering two-for-one on all house beverages including espresso martini’s and Aperol spritz.
Emaar sells Address Sky View Hotel in Dubai for Dhs750m
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Emaar will retain ownership of the Skybridge restaurant located within the hotel
January 7, 2021
Emaar has confirmed that it has sold its 5-star 169-key property, Address Sky View, in downtown Dubai to an undisclosed buyer for Dhs750m.
In a statement made to the Dubai Financial Market on Wednesday, January 6, Emaar said that it has disposed 100 per cent shares of the subsidiary ASV Group Limited (owner of the Sky View Hotel).
Emaar Properties had traditionally owned its hotel sites but in 2019 it decided to sell off five prime hotel buildings. The properties – the Address Dubai Mall, Address Boulevard, Address Dubai Marina, Vida Downtown and Manzil Downtown hotels – contain about 1,000 hotel rooms and were sold to Abu Dhabi National Hotels for Dh2.2 billion.
The company s hospitality arm continues to manage the properties. Emaar Properties is also divesting other assets deemed to be non-core to pursue growth opportunities elsewhere.
The company divested its district cooling business in Downtown Dubai for Dh2.48bn to National Central Cooling Company, also known as Tabreed, in April last year. Tabreed bought an 80 per cent stake in Emaar’s cooling assets.