Updated 7 October 2026
Dubai’s seafood brunches sell three quite different meals: a shellfish-heavy spread at night, Italian sharing plates by the harbour and a live counter where chefs cook the seafood you choose. These are three current offers where seafood is central to the booking, with the price and menu gaps called out before you choose. Checked 7 October 2026.
At a glance
| Brunch | When | Price and seafood cue |
|---|---|---|
| Nautiluna at Creek Kitchen — Friday seafood spread | Every Friday, 6:30–11pm. The weeklies page calls it Nautiluna Twilight Brunch; the specials page calls it Nautiluna Seafood Night. | Creek specials AED295/395/445; SevenRooms starts at AED295; Marriott page lists AED245/345 per person. Child AED125 (6–12). |
| L’Amo Bistrò del Mare — Brunch al Porto | Every Sunday, 12:30–3:30pm | AED395 / AED545 / AED795 per person; beverage tier changes the price. |
| Feast — Seafood Evening Brunch | Every Saturday, 7:30–10:30pm | AED295 soft / AED480 house beverages; unit and detailed seafood menu not stated. |
Three distinct ways to brunch on seafood
Nautiluna at Creek Kitchen — Friday seafood spread
Marriott Marquis Dubai Creek, Port Saeed · Every Friday, 6:30–11pm. The weeklies page calls it Nautiluna Twilight Brunch; the specials page calls it Nautiluna Seafood Night.
Price: Creek’s current specials page lists AED295 soft, AED395 house and AED445 sparkling, plus AED125 for children ages 6–12. Its SevenRooms venue card also starts Nautiluna at AED295 but shows no full tier ladder. Marriott’s hotel overview separately lists AED245 soft and AED345 house per person. The newer local event pages do not label the adult charge unit.
This is the widest named seafood spread of the three: oysters, lobster tails, blue crab and grilled sea bass on the specials page, with sushi, poached salmon and crispy octopus named on the weeklies page. The operator describes it as a seafood feast with live entertainment. These live first-party pages conflict on adult prices: confirm the exact tier and checkout total with the booking team before you reserve. Only the Marriott overview states the adult rate unit; the current local event pages do not. The operator does not publish an under-six policy or say whether specific premium seafood is unlimited or portioned.
Choose this when breadth matters: it is the only shortlist entry that names oysters, lobster, crab and several cooked or prepared formats. Confirm the rate discrepancy first.
L’Amo Bistrò del Mare — Brunch al Porto
Dubai Harbour Yacht Club · Every Sunday, 12:30–3:30pm
Price: AED395 Liguria (soft), AED545 Sicily (house beverages) or AED795 Trento (premium beverages), per person. The current brunch menu says prices include 7% municipality fee, 10% service charge and 5% VAT.
This is the slow, shared-table choice rather than a seafood buffet. The current menu opens with antipasti di mare and fried calamari, then offers a grilled catch-of-the-day main alongside beef, pasta and risotto dishes. The operator describes a sharing menu; it does not say that seafood is unlimited or replenished. Live piano and vocals accompany the Sunday sitting; children of all ages are welcome, though no separate child price is published.
Pick L’Amo for a longer Italian lunch with a named seafood opening and a catch-of-the-day main, while guests at the table can choose meat or vegetarian dishes too.
Feast — Seafood Evening Brunch
Sheraton Grand Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road · Every Saturday, 7:30–10:30pm
Price: AED295 including soft beverages or AED480 including house beverages. The booking page does not state the charge unit beside these prices.
Feast sells the seafood counter as a choose-and-cook experience: select your seafood and chefs prepare it at live stations. Marriott describes an array of crustaceans, sushi and shellfish; the current booking summary does not name the individual species or publish a detailed menu. A current package comparison therefore depends on what seafood is on the counter that evening, and whether any premium catch carries an extra charge—ask when booking.
Go for the live-cooking interaction and a made-to-order plate. If you are going specifically for lobster, oysters or another premium item, confirm that day’s selection instead of assuming it is included.
Which one fits your table?
- For the broadest named seafood list, start with Nautiluna—but confirm which of its conflicting adult price lists applies.
- For a shared Italian lunch rather than a buffet, L’Amo names seafood antipasti, fried calamari and a catch-of-the-day main.
- For seafood cooked to order, Feast has live stations; ask which species are on the counter and whether any cost extra.
How this list is scoped
This is a seafood-led package guide, not a list of the city’s seafood restaurants. Friday evening offers appear here only when seafood is the defining part of the package.
Confirm date-specific menu, package, price unit and any premium seafood charge with the venue before paying. Checked 7 October 2026.
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