titleSocial Distrikt officially opens at The Pointe, Dubai

Social Distrikt officially opens at The Pointe, Dubai

  1. Home
  2. /
  3. Culinary Escapades
  4. /
  5. Social Distrikt officially opens...

The world’s first, managed experiential food & bar hall, Social Distrikt, officially opens its doors to the public, after much anticipation. With the rise and disruption the world is currently witnessing across the food & beverage industry, the recently-launched hospitality company behind Social Distrikt, Limestone Lab, has geared up to disrupt the front-end of the ‘brick-and-mortar experience’ with the introduction of this first of many concepts.

A 20,000 ft space, the experiential, urban food & bar hall spans across the UAE’s iconic waterfront destination, The Pointe, situated directly in front of the world’s largest fountain, The Palm Fountain. The venue, which seats 600 guests, and 1200 guests at full capacity, offers consumers an exceptional multi-sensory dining experience unlike any other, providing a social and cultural atmosphere for patrons to savor multiple cuisines whilst unwinding to house beverages. All under a single roof, the food & bar hall features grape gardens, gastro bars, dining lounges, social spaces, entertainment corners, culinary workshop areas, and much more. The venue is complimented with a large outdoor seating area, with front-row views of the fountain, and designed to provide an ‘el fresco’ setting with lush greenery and strung bulb lights throughout.

Social Distrikt houses a melting pot of the region’s trending F&B concepts, plugged in by Kitopi, the world’s leading managed cloud kitchen platform. These diverse F&B outlets include Pinsanity, Couqley, Ichiban Sushi, Zaroob, Circle Cafe, Rock House Sliders, Japan, and more, with the aim of catering to a global palette. These venues will each have their own branded façade boasting of an ‘open-kitchen’ concept, with their logos brightly lit and hung directly above. Enhancing the typical ordering experience, the venue has also designed an application that patrons can simply download to place their orders and have their meals delivered directly to their tables.

Aiming to be the go-to destination for consumers seeking bespoke dining experiences, the market-disrupting F&B concept offers more than just food and beverage. Setting it apart from the typical ‘food hall’, Social Distrikt provides an exceptional, multi-sensory dining concept unlike any other, with various immersive social spaces, and entertainment corners, by partnering with local companies to bring this vision to life. These include an eclectic concept store to browse through and shop at, by FLTRD, a VR gaming corner by Robocom, and a vinyl record station by Raw Music Store. In addition, the venue will host its very own live radio which will be open to the public.

With ‘entertainment’ and ‘experiences’ at its core, the immersive dining hall has revealed its plans to launch various themed nights and events throughout the year. The 2022 pipeline features a variety of entertainment nights, events, and activations, from standup comedy, game nights, and sunset art workshops, to brunches, movie nights, book clubs, and more. The venue will also soon act as a space for digital nomads to work from in the near future, with various accommodating packages soon to roll out.

Picture of Travel Essence Magazine

Travel Essence Magazine

View All Articles

Recent Articles

Social Share

Latest Issues

Related Articles

Tastemakers

Mike Tavares on creating access to Africa through travel tech platform

Editor's Pick

The story of La Rochelle is not merely one of architecture and hospitality; it is a botanical love story that began in the 1950s

Editor's Pick

With the many faces of exploration, the narrative that sells “bigger is better” seems to be quietly receding.

Editor's Pick

You would have to make your way to Zimbabwe’s Eastern Highlands region to experience it.

Editor's Pick

There is a specific frequency to the Zimbabwean Lowveld. It isn’t found in the manicured luxury of a typical safari

Editor's Pick

There is a specific frequency to the air in Mana Pools, Zimbabwe. It is an inexplicable hum, perhaps partly inspired by the literal vibration

Comments

Scroll to Top