Drawing Room

Section shop, part cafe, this adorable and atmospheric place would match in London’s stylish Shoreditch place. It is adorned with crafted trinkets and antique products, from an old gramophone into a retro typewriter. The cafe serves hot beverages in chintzy teacups, also refreshing, well-prepared foods — ranging from kale quinoa to chicken schnitzel potato salad — on teeth serving dishes and parcel-paper tablecloths.
Al Aker

Now here is somewhere special. Those with a sweet tooth should make a beeline for all these fabulous Middle Eastern and Turkish filo pastries like baklava, which can be freshly made in house to perfection. Salivatingly fantastic candies are put out on the counter — that the melt-in-the-mouth kunafeh (a soft or crispy pastry full of white cheese and soaked in syrup) is our favorite.
Nobu

Among the city’s most talked-about dining destinations, this is actually the planet’s largest — and possibly most densely outstanding — division of chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s internationally famous Japanese restaurant. Shaped like a shell, it’s magnificent views of the town from the iconic rooftop bar. The food is exceptional; nonetheless, it is expensive, but that really is once-in-a-lifetime stuff.
IDAM

Famous French chef Alain Ducasse’s restaurant crowning the Museum of Islamic Art is Just One of Doha’s Greatest. Try out the entire blue lobster, or even the tender camel with duck foie gras, black truffle and soufléed potatoes. Enjoy dining in a beautiful, light area using a floor-to-ceiling window along with Philippe Starck designer furniture. The mezze dishes can also be remarkable.
Argan

1 hell of a dining experience, Argan serves tasty Moroccan cooking in an tasteful, convivial majlis (reception area ), with jeweled sofas and patterned cushions. The fish tajine is magnificent, the lamb couscous exceptional as well as the taktouka salad (peppers marinated with garlic, tomato, onions, coriander and cumin) flavourful. Save space for a candy mhensha (filo pastry with almond paste) to complete.
Evergreen Organics

Doha’s first veggie and vegan cafe, Evergreen Organics is the brainchild of two young Qataris that are enthusiastic about altering the health of the country. In the Instagrammable hardwood insides into the advanced plant-based menu of knowingly sourced, artisanal vegan whole foods such as pear and date granola, buckwheat pancakes, kale salads and wholesome smoothies, this place is a winner.
Morimoto

‘Iron Chef’ Masaharu Morimoto’s first restaurant in the Middle East is motivated by early Japan, together with interiors adorned with rose-gold columns, art by Japanese writer Hiroshi Senju and also an amazing low-hanging chandelier for a centrepiece. Sit in the 16-seat sushi bar and see the master chefs at work, while tucking into exquisite beef, fish, beef, noodles and noodles.
Turkey Central

No-frills but completely delicious Turkish food, such as excellent breads (cooked on site ) and mezze in really epic parts which could leave little space for those kebabs, which are a dreadful shame. It is always packed, with a refreshingly mixed clientele — Middle Eastern families, people from the West and southeast Asia all dining room together.
Bandar Aden

The fantastic food has made this fundamental, quite casual restaurant a establishment in Souq Waqif. Conventional Yemeni cooking attracts a neighborhood crowd, who discuss mounds of rice along with all manner of legumes. The stews, also, are exceptionally great. Additionally, you can find salads, fresh noodles, fish and quite moderately priced breakfasts (such as egg shakshuka).
MIA Park Cafe

Dramatic views of the town’s contemporary skyline in the pretty, calm place in the playground. Tables and chairs are placed on a patio contrary to the bay, using colored egg lights and chill-out music playing at the background. It is the ideal place at dusk once the sky turns hazy as the sun sets. The menu includes salads, mezze and sandwiches.
Jones The Grocer

This Aussie-born gourmet cafe features a straightforward industrial-style area with metal seats and functions high-quality ingredients. Fantastic lunch and breakfast dishes incorporate the sea prawn egg florentine, which can be super yummy, as is your hoisin duck wrap. For dinner, then dab on a Wagyu steak burger with smoked-beef bacon and cheddar cheese. Single-origin manual-brew java is also available.
Damasca One

Among the most atmospheric places to eat in Souq Waqif, using blue seats, floral upholstery and historical scenes of Damascus on displays, Damasca One functions conventional Syrian dishes. Pick from Middle Eastern breakfasts or the subtle flavors of paprika-inflected hummus, salads like fattoush (toasted bread, berries, berries and mint leaves) and perfectly grilled meats.
Prime

A steakhouse that provides more than just beef, Prime imports option cuts of Wagyu, which are some of the very best from town. Its menu also contains advanced dishes like crab-and-sweet-pea panna cotta or triple-cooked lamb ribs. Sides include heirloom tomato salad and chowder soup, and there is an extensive wine list.
Cut by Wolfgang Puck

This restaurant by traditional beef connoisseur Wolfgang Puck is place within the unique Mondrian resort . The avant-garde inside is in keeping with its environment — huge gold-lined, platinum-white lampshades hang selected tables. The food is mainly good; the components are crucial to this restaurant’s achievement, with nice hunks of beef in the menu. Nevertheless, it is on the expensive side.
Three Sixty

This posh and book restaurant around the 47th floor of this iconic Torch construction gradually rotates a full 360 degrees during a meal, offering another perspective with each bite. Pricey but satisfying meals contain a seafood extravaganza — together with Omani lobster, hammour, scallops and prawns — and also slow-cooked venison with caramelised vegetables. Bookings are advisable.
Al Jazeera Media Cafe

This cafe run by news broadcaster Al Jazeera serves adequate salads and chamomile, from chicken tikka and fish and chips to pan-roasted salmon and tenderloin beef. The major reason to see, however, would be to utilize the interactive studio, where individuals can pretend for a news anchor and also document a broadcast. Cafe tables twice as work stations (with power sockets ).
Chac’Late

Chocolate fans must look for out this place: its whole counter tops of irresistible pieces, and beautifully crafted desserts in closets, all seem almost too good to consume. The candy concoctions contain the likes of perfectly crafted ice cream-shaped chocolates, giant coffee-bean chocolates and almond-flake-sprinkled building-block chocolates. Peruse the iPad menu for an entire plethora of decadent desserts.
Afghan Brothers Restaurant

It is not a fancy place, but the meat and rice dishes here are really delicious — and it is an opportunity to dine at a generally Middle Eastern setting, surrounded by patterned rugs and woven upholsteries. It is popular with locals, that tuck into complete goat platters with lettuce, or lamb with flavoursome majboos rice (cooked with herbs and spices ). Portions are believable.
Sukar Pasha Ottoman Lounge

Grand armchairs, cozy sofas and an indoor fountain full of petals give this area a royal sense. It serves great Middle Eastern breakfasts, and more unusual dishes to spark your palate such as bostan salatası (tomato, cucumber, mint, parsley, lemon juice, pomegranate), otlu nohut (chickpeas with spices and herbs ) and contains paşa lamb (kofta with celery sauce, breadcrumbs, cheese and cheese ).
Isla Mexican Kitchen

Internationally famous chef Richard Sandoval, known as the father of contemporary Mexican cooking, has attracted his true methods to Qatar with the introduction of the restaurant. The menu incorporates modern flavours with a spin, including a chimichanga p deshebrada (pan-fried burrito with Monterrey-style steak and charro beans). On cooler Thursday and Friday evenings, there is live rumba between 6pm and 9pm.
Khan Farouk Tarab Cafe

You would half expect to locate prize-winning Egyptian author Naguib Mahfouz working on a book in a corner desk at this low-key, unfancy, Old Cairo–style restaurant. Rather, there is often live conventional Egyptian tarab songs in the evenings and a menu brimming with kushari (noodles, rice, black lentils, fried onions and tomato sauce), falafel and touch Egyptian dishes such as grilled pigeon.
Halo Donuts

Devour scrumptious designer doughnuts in this stylish industrial-chic hang-out place on The Pearl. The ingenious, and superbly presented, flavours include glistening maple-butter pecan and chocolate brownie, also stuffed creations such as birthday cake, crème brûlée, dulce de leche and lotus cheesecake. Halo also bakes cronuts (a cross between a croissant and a doughnut) and biscuits, and serves a fantastic cuppa joe.
Cafe-Tasse

Set into a colonial-style home, this place differs from other eateries from Souq Waqif, with its twisting stairs, big chandelier and separate living rooms (dining places ) adorned with patterned background, intricate alcoves and cozy armchairs. Dishes include tagliatelle, lamb chops and lasagne. A fast bite normally turns into something more as patrons couch and chat at the relaxing spaces.
Zaatar W Zeit

A favorite Lebanese fast-food series serving all hours of the afternoon, using a menu built approximately manakeesh (a cross between pizza and flatbread), sprinkled with zaatar (a mix of spices which includes hyssop, sumac and sesame) and functioned in a variety of manners. In addition, it does yummy wraps and tangy fattoush salads (mixed greens, radishes and tomatoes with zesty lime vinaigrette).
French Olive

Dishes here are presented, by the morish creamy fresh burrata into the mild, flavoursome sea bass with lobster butter. The risotto is done nicely, and the ribeye steaks will suit any carnivore’s cravings. There is also a complete counter of hard-to-resist yummy cakes for afters. The stylish space has parquet floors, large chunky wooden tables, exposed painted pipework and tiles.