The Warehouse Club
Friday, May 29th, 2009Five-star Dubai hotels are featured in every daydream of travelers who have set foot here and had the pleasure of enjoying the luxurious accommodations and world-class service that are provided. The food and atmosphere are beyond compare as the finest chefs in the world compete with some of the most gracious taste-makers who work behind the scenes to design a perfect travel experience. The same taste-makers and trend-setters are at work in the urban landscape, and there are pockets of culture that are turning up here. It’s become a hot spot for world culture and the locals are treated to some of the most interesting performers in the region, competing for a moment to make their art public.
The music scene has been fascinating to watch recently. There is an influx of musicians, new transplants, expat kids who are suddenly grown up, and die-hard locals who love the city because it’s home, and want to make something audible happen in the streets. Recently too there has been a rise in the number of music festivals, and as expected, a rise in music venues. One such venue that has its fingers on the musical pulse here is The Warehouse Club, Le Meridien Dubai. In its infancy still, this club is participating in some very tasty music festivals, and it would appear that the owners are very hip on what’s happening locally. Musicians are always lamenting the dearth of places to play, and Dubai city is perhaps even more difficult to find an artistic home, but this is exactly what The Warehouse is offering. Taking part in both Global Sound Stage and Slob Fest, and also mixing up the musical menu with live jazz on Tuesday nights, there is something for a number of musical tastes here, and this is a gift to both audiences and musicians.
The Warehouse is also a top shelf restaurant. The setting is beautiful, extremely classy and architecturally fascinating, a real designer’s heaven. There is also a sophisticated and delicious menu that features Euro-style fusion cuisines, in a European café setting. All this in a desert landscape, and the easy blend of culture and creature comfort make this life a very pleasant dream.
