Another great reason to visit Palm Jumeirah…

Popular Soho Garden is set to open a second location on Palm Jumeirah this winter. The city’s largest nightlife, entertainment and dining destination will take up residence on the rooftop of the newly opened Nakheel Mall located at the heart of the manmade island.

The expansive space will house a number of multiple venues, both indoor and outdoor. If you’re wondering whether it will be as iconic as the Meydan location, we’ve been told that the second venue is all set to offer the same fun, excitement, and unique experiences.

The Soho Garden Palm Jumeirah venue will be open seven days a week and will be a larger-than-life extension of the existing Soho Garden location.

Since its arrival to the Dubai nightlife scene, Soho quickly became popular among residents and tourists offering up great entertainment. The venue has hosted both an extensive and impressive list of international artists, performers and DJs, such as Solomun, Carl Cox, Peggy Gou, Marco Carola, TY Dolla Sign and Jason Derulo – to name a few.

Soho Garden

And the second location on Palm Jumeriah is certain to have even more major surprises in store.

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As for the food, Executive Chef Nick Walsh and his team have curated a unique gastronomic experience for guests.

The menu will feature a mouth-watering selection of international dishes featuring an exciting range of modern European Cuisines.

Across the venues, guests can visit multiple bars that serve up an extensive selection of both classic and signature cocktails expertly prepared by resident mixologists. Accredited sommeliers will be available at the venue to recommend flavours for the wine and champagne drinkers.

We don’t have an exact date for the opening yet, but we will share all the details as soon as we know!

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