At Ali Barbour’s Cave Restaurant diners has to descend ten meters underground, and enter the 180,000-year-old cave glowing in warm golden light that hints at hidden treasures in the cave wall
In the story of Ali Baba and the forty thieves, Ali Baba overhears the group discussing a treasure in a cave whose entrance is sealed with a magical spell. In real life, the entrance to the Ali Barbour Cave Restaurant is no less magical. Descending ten meters underground, diners enter the 180,000-year-old cave glowing in warm golden light that hints at hidden treasures in the cave wall. Comprising of naturally formed elements like interlinking chambers and an open ceiling, Ali Barbour’s takes al fresco dining to a new and magical dimension. On a clear night, you can look up and see stars twinkling above.
