Doha, Qatar is a city that is best known for its glitz and glamour. The city is filled with tall buildings and beautiful architecture, but it’s also home to some of the most luxurious restaurants in the world.
B-Lounge
The outside patio of B-Lounge is one of the city’s most popular spots when the weather cools off (metaphorically, that is). This Instagrammable restaurant is lovely both during the day and at night, and it also offers delicious pan-Asian cuisine. Because B-Lounge is known for its sushi, we hope you’ve been practicing with chopsticks. The Friday brunch is a must-try where you may sample maki rolls, sashimi, and other dishes including dim sum, sweet and sour chicken, and more.
The picture: Take a seat on the outdoor patio located below and smile with The Ritz-Carlton marina in the background.Sat. through Thurs. noon to midnight; Fri. 1pm to midnight. West Bay Lagoon, The Ritz-Carlton Doha, and loungedoha.com (5080 4421).
Bayt El Talleh
From its vantage point above Katara Hills, the Instagrammable restaurant Bayt El Talleh provides stunning views of the surrounding neighborhood, including the renowned Children’s Mall and Galeries Lafayette. You can choose from set menus for breakfast, lunch, and supper, and you’ll be able to sample traditional Lebanese foods like hummus, vine leaves, fatayer, and lamb kofta. The image: If you’re feeling camera-shy, take a picture of the stream outside the restaurant. If not, reserve a seat on the terrace outside for an unforgettable view.Open from Saturday through Thursday from 9 am to 11 am, 1 pm to 5 pm, and 6 pm to 2 am; on Friday from 1 pm to 5 pm and 6 pm to 2 am. The Katara Hills (4408 1777).
BiBo
The first BiBo restaurant outside of Spain, which was launched in Doha in March 2020 by renowned Andalusian chef Dani Garca, has been making appearances on Instagram feeds ever since. Every dish is exquisitely cooked and presented with style, and the surroundings, which are centered around an art deco-style bar, are breathtaking. Try the tableside-made guacamole or one of the restaurant’s specialty dishes, the black calamari croquettes, which are served in a white porcelain hand. The shot is to pull up a seat at the bar, but make sure you look the part. daily from 6.30 p.m. until midnight. The St. Regis Doha, Al Gassar Resort, and grupodanigarcia.com (4424 4870).
BOHO Social
Will the bohemian movement ever fade from interior design? That remains to be seen, but if you adore that bohemian vibe, you should head straight for the Instagrammable restaurant BOHO Social. There are rattan chairs, including one that can be hung, a lot of foliage, and dishes that are almost too lovely to eat. You may start your day with millennial favorites like aça bowls, croffles, avocado toast (of course with an avo rose), and eggs benedict. The desserts are not to be missed, especially the hot Lotus, which consists of a blondie-Lotus cheesecake topped with churros and Lotus macarons and is drizzled with sauce. The picture: Although we don’t set the regulations, we’re rather certain that you won’t be permitted back if you don’t take a photo on the peacock chairs.
Glass House
It’s no surprise that the Al Aziziyah Boutique Hotel has some incredibly charming (and Instagrammable) eateries given that it was meant to resemble a Victorian mansion. The place feels more like a greenhouse, with plants hanging from the ceiling, so we think the moniker Glass House is a little misleading. You may anticipate international alternatives including pizza, burgers, sushi, and more since this is Al Aziziyah’s all-day dining establishment.The shot: Get close to the center of the room and luxuriate in the light, making sure to get both the foliage and the crystal chandelier in the picture.Daily hours are 6.30am to 11am, 12.30pm to 3pm, 3.30pm to 6pm, and 7pm to 10pm. Aspire Zone’s Al Aziziyah Boutique Hotel (4445 5535).
