At.mosphere is on floor 122 of the Burj Khalifa at 442 metres above ground — one of the world’s highest restaurants, holding a Guinness World Record. It serves international fine dining across breakfast (7 am–10:30 am), lunch (12:30 pm–2:30 pm), and dinner (6:30 pm–11 pm) sittings. Dinner prices start from approximately AED 400 per person; lunch from AED 250. Smart casual dress code (no shorts, flip-flops, or sportswear). Advance reservations are essential, particularly for dinner and sunset-facing window tables.
At.mosphere is one of the most frequently asked-about restaurants in Dubai — both by visitors who want to dine there and by those trying to work out whether it’s worth the cost. It sits two floors below the At the Top observation deck, at a height that most world cities cannot match with any dining venue. The views are genuine and extraordinary. The food is high-quality international fine dining. The experience is best suited to special occasions, business dinners, and visitors for whom the ‘world’s highest restaurant’ context adds meaning to the meal.
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At.mosphere: Key Facts
- Floor: 122
- Height: 442 metres (1,450 feet) above ground
- Record: Guinness World Record — highest restaurant from ground level
- Cuisine: International fine dining
- Breakfast: 7:00 am – 10:30 am
- Lunch: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm
- Dinner: 6:30 pm – 11:00 pm
- Dress code: Smart casual — no shorts, flip-flops, sleeveless tops, or sportswear
- Reservations: Essential — book through burjkhalifa.ae or call the restaurant
- Access: Reservation to At.mosphere grants independent access to floor 122 — no observation deck ticket required
What to Expect at At.mosphere
At.mosphere features a split-level design with a main dining room and a lounge bar area. Floor-to-ceiling glass panels on all sides ensure panoramic views from virtually every table. The interior uses warm tones, plush seating, and detailed finish work that creates an intimate atmosphere despite the extraordinary height. Service is formal-to-smart casual in style — attentive without being stiff. The venue is quieter and more intimate than its record-holding status might suggest.
The Views
Floor 122 sits just below the observation deck on floor 124, giving diners a perspective on Dubai’s skyline that is identical in height but completely different in character — you’re seated at a table with a drink, rather than standing on a viewing platform. On clear days, visibility extends to the Hajar Mountains in the east and the Gulf coastline to the west. At sunset, the window tables have views of the golden-hour cityscape that rank among the most spectacular dining views in the world. See our views from Burj Khalifa guide for what’s visible at each height.
The Interior
The interior design at At.mosphere uses rich purple tones, dark wood finishes, and patterned fabrics alongside the technical precision of the floor-to-ceiling glass walls. The effect is both grand and comfortable — it doesn’t feel like a tourist attraction, despite the record-holding status. The main dining room has approximately 80 covers; the lounge bar is separate and more casual in atmosphere.
At.mosphere Menu 2026
Breakfast (7:00 am – 10:30 am)
Breakfast at At.mosphere starts from approximately AED 150 per person and includes both à la carte and set menu options. The breakfast menu covers a combination of continental, international, and locally influenced dishes — pastries, eggs prepared multiple ways, fresh fruit, premium juices, and specialty coffee. Breakfast is the most affordable sitting at At.mosphere and offers an excellent price-to-experience ratio for visitors who want the views without the dinner price tag.
Lunch (12:30 pm – 2:30 pm)
Lunch is served à la carte and from a set menu, starting from approximately AED 250 per person. The lunch menu features starters, mains, and desserts with an international focus — expect premium proteins (fish, lamb, beef), refined vegetarian options, and a wine list. Lunch is slightly more relaxed in atmosphere than dinner but maintains the same service standards.
Dinner (6:30 pm – 11:00 pm)
Dinner is the flagship experience at At.mosphere, starting from approximately AED 400 per person. The dinner menu includes a curated à la carte selection and tasting menu options. Signature dishes typically feature premium beef, fresh seafood, and seasonal ingredients. The wine list includes bottles from major wine regions globally. Sunset-facing tables at dinner (book specifically when reserving) are among the most sought-after dining positions in Dubai.
At.mosphere Dress Code
At.mosphere requires smart casual attire as a minimum. Men: collared shirt or smart top with trousers or clean chinos — no shorts, tracksuit bottoms, or torn jeans. Women: dress, smart trousers and blouse, or equivalent — no beachwear or athletic wear. Both men and women: no flip-flops. The dress code is enforced and visitors who arrive underdressed will be asked to change or will not be admitted.
For a full breakdown of dress requirements across all Burj Khalifa venues, see our dress code guide.
How to Make a Reservation at At.mosphere
- Official website: burjkhalifa.ae — the most direct booking channel, with real-time availability
- Phone: Contact the At.mosphere reservations line through the official Burj Khalifa contact page
- How far in advance: Dinner on weekends: 2–4 weeks in advance. Dinner on weekdays: 1–2 weeks. Sunset-facing window tables: as early as possible — these are the most in-demand reservations. Lunch and breakfast: 3–5 days typically sufficient
- Special requests: Birthday celebrations, anniversary set-ups, dietary requirements — mention at the time of booking
Is At.mosphere Worth It?
At.mosphere is worth it if the context — dining at one of the world’s highest restaurants with a genuine Guinness World Record — adds meaning to your meal, and if you’re visiting for a special occasion where the experience justifies the premium. It is not worth it if you’re primarily seeking value for money from the food alone — the prices are high by any standard, and several restaurants in Dubai offer comparable cuisine at lower prices. The combination of food quality, views, and the altitude record makes At.mosphere genuinely special, but it’s a special-occasion restaurant rather than an everyday dining choice.
For a broader assessment of whether the Burj Khalifa dining experience is worth the cost, see our is Burj Khalifa worth it guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an observation deck ticket to eat at At.mosphere?
No. A dining reservation at At.mosphere grants independent access to floor 122. You do not need a separate Burj Khalifa observation deck ticket if you have a restaurant reservation.
What is the price range at At.mosphere?
Breakfast: from approximately AED 150 per person. Lunch: from approximately AED 250 per person. Dinner: from approximately AED 400 per person. Prices vary by menu selection; the wine list adds significantly to the total.
How do I book a window table at At.mosphere?
Request a window table specifically when making your reservation — mention it in the special requests field or verbally when booking by phone. Window tables, particularly those facing the Dubai Fountain and Burj Khalifa at sunset, are the most in-demand. Book as far in advance as possible for these positions.
Is At.mosphere open for breakfast?
Yes. At.mosphere serves breakfast from 7:00 am to 10:30 am daily. Breakfast is the most affordable sitting and a popular option for visitors who want the experience without the dinner price premium.
What is the dress code at At.mosphere?
Smart casual minimum. No shorts, flip-flops, sportswear, beachwear, or sleeveless tops. Men should wear collared shirts or smart tops with trousers or clean chinos. Women should wear dresses, smart trousers, or blouses. The dress code is enforced.
Is At.mosphere the highest restaurant in the world?
At.mosphere holds the Guinness World Record as the highest restaurant from ground level, at 442 metres (1,450 feet). Note that The Lounge (floors 152–154, 585 metres) is higher but is classified as a lounge rather than a restaurant.
