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Brunch at Qwerty

Brunch at Qwerty

Friday, 29 December 2017
Event Info
Brnch at Qwerty - Media One Hotel
Date: every Friday
Time: 1-3pm

Qwerty's new BRNCH is a lot like Brunch but a bit shorter and needs 'U' every Friday!

• AED 199 - All inclusive BRNCH from 1-3pm
• AED 99 - Bottomless TOP UP from 3-4pm
• 2-4-1 SQUIFFY HOURS from 4-7pm

From 1-3pm, ‘U’ can graze your way through an endless supply of BRNCH food and beverages brought to your table for AED 199.

You then have the option to ‘TOP UP’ with another unlimited hour from 3-4pm for just AED 99. After that, it’s 2-for-1 SQUIFFY HOUR from 4-7pm.

HOW DO I BOOK?
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Email [email protected]
Call 04 427 1000

Opt into a Qwerty Whatsapp group as you enter to receive silent text challenges during Brnch and win additional prizes including room nights and invitations to Qwerty’s succulent Saturday Roast.
Venue Details

Qwerty is a cosmopolitan restaurant, wine bar, and grill at Media One Hotel, shaped by the taste and instincts of Quentin, the editor once tipped as the natural successor to Anna Wintour. He left the front row for a dining room built on the flavours that carried him through deadlines and across continents.

 

Every dish exists for a reason. A ramen born from a Shinjuku all-nighter. Carpaccio tied to a summer on the Riviera he’ll never fully explain. Katz’s-style pastrami learned during a night waiting for a story that never came. Plates whispered about by photographers, reporters, and friends from every corner of the world. Inside, Qwerty feels like a press room that grew into something warmer. Conversations move fast. Champagne can land before the menus do. The terrace keeps its own editorial rhythm, dogs included on weekends, and the room carries that unmistakable mix of curiosity, wit, and quiet confidence.

 

The food is cosmopolitan with a real attitude. Halloumi with roasted grapes because sweetness saves you from long nights. From fish and chips the proper British way, to handcrafted pies that hit the comfort zone. Singapore noodles and ramen to schnitzel and bistro steaks. Vegan dishes that don’t beg for praise and make sure you leave room for the famous sustainable bread and butter pudding. The wine list is intentionally sustainable, with bottles from vineyards that care about the earth as much as the pour. Organic labels, Sea Change favourites, and champagne for the moments that demand it.

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