Upon entering the bar at the top of the Burj, I was greeted with a 'Welcome back, Sir'. My wife's theory is that I have been taking other women there. Mine is that the attendant mistook me for George Clooney. More likely is that they say welcome back when you are with guests so that you don't look like a geeky tourist in front of people you are trying to impress.

Wonderful view - but only spent so much time looking at that, because it took a while to get through the cocktail menu. We were disappointed that they could no longer serve the world's most expensive cocktail - because they had sold them all (only so many could be made because they were stirred with the remnants of the 200 odd year old barrel of whisky that was one of the ingredients!). Saved me about 55,000 dirhams though. There were plenty of 5 and 6 thousand dirhams cocktails left though, but luckily lots a little cheaper too...
Wonderful view - but only spent so much time looking at that, because it took a while to get through the cocktail menu. We were disappointed that they could no longer serve the world's most expensive cocktail - because they had sold them all (only so many could be made because they were stirred with the remnants of the 200 odd year old barrel of whisky that was one of the ingredients!). Saved me about 55,000 dirhams though. There were plenty of 5 and 6 thousand dirhams cocktails left though, but luckily lots a little cheaper too...
Below is the Madinat Jumeirah - lots of nice restaurants.
Guess who doesn't like having his photo taken?

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