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Mercury Lounge at Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach

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Mercury Lounge, Four Seasons Resort Dubai Jumeirah

Reopened earlier in 2021, Mercury Lounge at Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach is the stunning rooftop venue that takes its cues from the Italian island of Sicily, and that Dubai socialites have come to love. The rooftop venue continues its tradition of an evolving menu and theme, this time transporting guests to the valleys of Mount Etna and the bays of old Syracuse.

“Energy, connection, excitement, novelty and culinary excellence are what we strive to serve at all of our venues,” says Vincent Chasseignaux, Director of Food and Beverage, Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach. “Mercury Lounge has embodied this year after year, and we are very excited to wear our new Sicilian colours for the season.”

Draped and painted in Sicilian colour, Mercury Lounge’s patrons can expect stunning moments from the minute they arrive.All the elements that make up a memorable night fall into place at Mercury Lounge. Energy, connection, excitement, hypnotic rhythm, culincary excellence, tempting flavour and a select crowd set the scene.

All the elements that make up a memorable night fall into place at Mercury Lounge. Energy, hypnotic rhythm, tempting flavour and a select crowd set the scene. Upwards is the only direction at the glittering rooftop venue. Glasses are raised, spirits are lifted, standards are elevated and anticipation is high for a magical night, every night.

Orchestrating the flow of the evening, the suave service team is well versed in making guests feel both looked after and entertained in colourful Sicilian manner. Everyone is made to feel like a superstar, indeed also attracting celebrities from worldwide.

The menu, true to Sicilian philosophy, presents simple creations that focus on ingenious combinations of truly great produce. The machheroni ala Norma, which combines fried eggplant, smoked ricotta and basil leaves, is aptly named after the famous opera Norma, comparing the dish to a theatrical masterpiece. Another standout, the seabass in crust of bread dough, is a delicate Sicilian seafood classic. Of course, a trip to Sicily without a traditional cannoli would be incomplete, and guests can only expect to be wowed by Mercury’s rendition of this classic.

Meanwhile, the resort‘s mixologists at Mercury Lounge have crafted a selection of beverages inspired by the Sicilian way. The Dolce Segreto, decorated with a sweet secret message is bound to capture hearts. Ciao Bella, an ode to Sicilian lemons and oranges, offers a citrusy finish and is aptly named with its beautiful presentation.

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