Burj Khalifa has five main dining destinations: At.mosphere (floor 122, international fine dining, 442 metres, world’s highest restaurant from ground level), The Lounge (floors 152–154, premium cocktails and bites, 585 metres, world’s highest lounge), Burj Club (floor 76, rooftop restaurant and social venue), and multiple Armani Hotel restaurants (floors 1–8, ranging from casual Italian to fine dining). All require advance reservations; all have smart casual or above dress codes.
Dining at the Burj Khalifa is a distinct category of restaurant experience — you’re not just eating, you’re at one of the world’s most recognisable addresses, at heights that most restaurants in other cities cannot approach. This guide covers every dining venue inside the tower, what each offers, what it costs, dress code requirements, and how to book. For dress code specifics across all venues, see our dress code guide.
Top Tickets
# Level 124 & 125 Ticket – At the Top Burj Khalifa
# Level 124, 125 & 148 Ticket – At the Top SKY (Premium)
At.mosphere on floor 122 is one of the world’s highest restaurants, at 442 metres above ground. It serves international fine dining cuisine across breakfast, lunch, and dinner sittings, with floor-to-ceiling glass views of Dubai’s skyline in all directions. At.mosphere holds a Guinness World Record for the highest restaurant from ground level. Advance reservations are essential — particularly for dinner and sunset slots. Dress code: smart casual minimum (no shorts, flip-flops, or sportswear).
At.mosphere combines a premium dining experience with genuinely extraordinary views. The interior features warm-toned finishes, plush seating, and an intimate atmosphere unusual for a room at this height. Floor-to-ceiling glass panels on all sides ensure that virtually every table has a panoramic view of Downtown Dubai, the desert, or the Gulf coastline depending on orientation. The restaurant is divided into a main dining room and a lounge bar area.
Menu highlights include premium cuts, fresh seafood, international cuisine with modern plating, and an extensive wine list. The lounge bar serves cocktails, mocktails, and light bites throughout the day.
For full menu details, reservation tips, and what to order, see our At.mosphere restaurant guide.
The Lounge at Burj Khalifa occupies floors 152, 153, and 154 — reaching 585 metres and holding the Guinness World Record as the world’s highest lounge. It serves premium cocktails, mocktails, afternoon tea, and light bites with panoramic views. Live entertainment is featured on selected evenings. Reservations required; smart casual dress code. The Lounge is separate from the observation deck tickets — a reservation grants access to these floors independently.
The Lounge offers a more relaxed format than At.mosphere — it’s a cocktail bar and lounge with premium food options rather than a full fine-dining restaurant. The atmosphere is intimate and quiet, with the emphasis on the extraordinary height and the panoramic views. At 585 metres, it is 130 metres higher than At.mosphere and 30 metres above the floor 148 SKY observation deck.
For full details on what’s served, pricing, and how to access The Lounge, see our Lounge at Burj Khalifa guide.
Burj Club on floor 76 is a rooftop restaurant, bar, and social venue offering Dubai city views at a more accessible price point than At.mosphere or The Lounge. It serves international cuisine, cocktails, and light bites throughout the day and evening. The atmosphere is upscale casual — think smart brunch or dinner-out standard rather than formal fine dining. Smart casual dress code applies. Open daily 11 am to midnight.
Burj Club is the most accessible of the Burj Khalifa’s dining venues from a price perspective — the food and beverage offering is broader and less formal than At.mosphere. The floor 76 position still offers impressive views of Downtown Dubai and the surrounding cityscape, though from a lower elevation than the upper-floor venues. It’s a popular choice for groups, after-work gatherings, and visitors who want a rooftop dining experience without the fine-dining formality.
For menu details and reservation tips, see our Burj Club restaurant guide.
The Armani Hotel Dubai, occupying floors 1–8 of the Burj Khalifa, houses multiple dining venues. The main restaurants are Armani/Ristorante (Italian fine dining), Armani/Amal (modern Indian cuisine), Armani/Deli (casual Italian cafe and deli), and Armani/Lounge (sophisticated lounge and afternoon tea). All are open to non-hotel guests with a reservation. Smart casual minimum across all venues; Ristorante and Amal require smart attire.
For a full guide to the Armani Hotel dining options and access details, see our Armani Hotel Dubai guide.
For a truly special occasion dinner with the best views in Dubai: At.mosphere (floor 122). For the world’s highest bar experience with cocktails and light bites: The Lounge (floors 152–154). For a rooftop dining experience at a more accessible price: Burj Club (floor 76). For casual Italian or a sophisticated lounge experience in the tower: Armani Hotel restaurants (floors 1–8).
At.mosphere (floor 122), The Lounge (floors 152–154), Burj Club (floor 76), and Armani Hotel restaurants (floors 1–8) — including Armani/Ristorante, Armani/Amal, Armani/Deli, and Armani/Lounge.
No. A restaurant reservation at At.mosphere grants independent access to floor 122. You do not need a separate observation deck ticket if you are dining there.
At.mosphere on floor 122 holds the Guinness World Record as the world’s highest restaurant from ground level, at 442 metres. The Lounge on floors 152–154 (585 metres) is the world’s highest lounge — a dining and cocktail venue rather than a full-service restaurant.
Yes. All dining venues inside the Burj Khalifa require advance reservations. Walk-ins are generally not accepted at At.mosphere, The Lounge, or Armani Hotel restaurants, particularly during dinner hours and weekends.
Smart casual minimum for all venues. At.mosphere and Armani/Ristorante require smart attire for dinner (no shorts, flip-flops, or sportswear). See our dress code guide for venue-by-venue details.
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