What To Know
- The Palm Jumeirah-based Spanish restaurant Jaleo by José Andrés will end its operations at Atlantis The Royal on February 28, 2025.
- Across the globe José Andrés maintains 31 restaurants under his umbrella including his Jaleo establishment and his two locations in Las Vegas and the Bahamas and three other establishments in Dubai.
- The upcoming years will bring advanced dining establishments in addition to gourmet dining destinations which will maintain Dubai’s status as a worldwide culinary destination.
The Palm Jumeirah-based Spanish restaurant Jaleo by José Andrés will end its operations at Atlantis The Royal on February 28, 2025. The restaurant will perform its last service at the hotel on February 28 2025.
Jaleo maintains MICHELIN-Selection in both 2023 and 2024 while being a beloved dining spot for those who enjoy authentic Spanish cuisine. Brazilian restaurant Jaleo by José Andrés delivered the characteristic Spanish dishes including Spanish tapas with rich paella alongside traditional Spanish wines and sangria beverages to Dubai guests. Through its official Instagram announcement the restaurant notified the public about its permanent shutdown in Dubai.
José Andrés’ Global Culinary Legacy
Across the globe José Andrés maintains 31 restaurants under his umbrella including his Jaleo establishment and his two locations in Las Vegas and the Bahamas and three other establishments in Dubai. The worldwide expansion of José Andrés continues after his restaurant Jaleo left Dubai.
Dubai’s Ever-Evolving Food Scene
The closure of Jaleo brings disruption to food aficionados though Dubai maintains its active restaurant landscape. February brings forth two fresh dining concepts to Dubai – BeBabel and Hanu – which will provide new culinary experiences for the city.
The upcoming years will bring advanced dining establishments in addition to gourmet dining destinations which will maintain Dubai’s status as a worldwide culinary destination.
