Breakfast restaurants in Middle East
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Little Jerusalem
The peaceful patio overlooking a grove of pine trees is the perfect place to enjoy a quiet dinner or late Israeli breakfast. The kitchen mixes Western and Mediterranean menus, with a nice selection of seafood and meat dishes. On Tuesday at 8.30pm, the restaurant hosts a wine and cheese evening (95NIS) with live jazz music. Chamber-music aficionados can hear a concert here on Friday at 11am (for an additional fee), while Jewish traditional music is played on Saturday evening. Advance bookings are essential.
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Chaykhuneh Baharestan
This atmospheric, if decidedly down-market 100% male teahouse is charmingly adorned with metalwork, sepia photos and Quranic murals. It’s ideal for a greasy fried-egg breakfast, cheap abgusht (aka dizi) lunch or a puff on the qalyan, and is populated by photogenically haggard old white-beards.
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Spring Onion
This is a popular two-storey dairy and vegetarian place beside the lagoon bridge in the hotel area. In addition to a great Israeli breakfast, you'll find fruit shakes, salads, pizza and fish dishes. The huge portions should tide you over for most of the day.
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Al-Boom
This small restaurant, with large windows overlooking the harbour, is a good place to get a feel of Muscat's age-old relationship with the sea. It is in an ideal location for breakfast (from 07:30 to 10:30) after visiting the Fish Market opposite.
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Café Firenze
Beloved by the expat community, the large al fresco terrace makes this a wonderful choice when the weather is cool. They also make some of the best coffee around, along with delicious cooked breakfasts.
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Fereni Hafez
For an Iranian breakfast experience (at any time of day) head for where you can enjoy a delicious bowl (or two) of fereni (made of rice flour, milk, sugar and rose-water) for IR2000.
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Caffe Mokka
A good place to start; serves pastries (from 500 fils) and delicious cakes, as well as sandwiches and great coffee. There's a breakfast buffet on Fridays too.
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Caffe Undici
Sharjah's most sophisticated café has indoor and outdoor seating, continental breakfasts, generous-sized sandwiches and real espresso coffee.
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