Dubai, UAE 1 June 2024: The celebrity hangout Carbone will open at Atlantis The Royal in the first quarter of 2025.
The New York-Italian restaurant opened a decade ago in Manhattan and has been praised by major publications ever since. There is also a branch in Riyadh, at Radisson’s Mansard Riyadh hotel.
Tim Kelly, president of Atlantis, said: “We look forward to Carbone joining the greatest collection of world-class restaurants and iconic dining experiences found in one destination.
“Kerzner International and Atlantis Dubai continue to attract the biggest players in the world of gastronomy, delivering our guests experiences that cannot be found anywhere else in the world. We are proud of our partnership with Major Food Group.”
Jeff Zalaznick. co-founder of Major Food Group comments: “It’s an incredible honour to partner with Atlantis Dubai to bring the world’s most exciting and exceptional Italian restaurant to a property that will no doubt raise the bar for luxury hospitality globally – a mission that defines everything we do at MFG.”
The restaurant will be the ninth Carbone around the world, joining Hong Kong, Las Vegas, Miami, Dallas, Doha, and two in New York City and Riyadh.
Founded by Mario Carbone, Jeff Zalaznick, and Rich Torrisi, MFG now operates a portfolio of over 50 restaurants, bars, private clubs, and hotels.
