Jumeirah Al Naseem: Il Borro Tuscan Bistro Dubai, lunch and dinner
Il Borro Tuscan Bistro Dubai sits by Jumeirah Al Naseem’s turtle lagoon, for a Tuscan lunch or dinner of handmade pasta, regional soups and fish. Lunch starts at noon and dinner at 6.30pm; expect an à la carte bill, with 7% municipality fees and 5% VAT added to the printed menu prices.
Source checked 17 October 2026: Il Borro Dubai: restaurant and opening hours

The choice, in short
Why choose Jumeirah Al Naseem
Handmade pasta and Tuscan dishes beside the turtle lagoon.
Menu and billWhen to look elsewhere
Whole fish carry a price per 100g; ask for the total before ordering.
Which order?Pasta, olive oil and a proper choice of vegetables
Il Borro brings recipes and products associated with its Tuscan estate to Dubai.
The restaurant is part of Orange Holding’s restaurant collection at Jumeirah Al Naseem, with its own reservations team. Its Tuscan identity comes through the Ferragamo family’s Il Borro estate: the provenance page names organic extra-virgin olive oil, honey and selected vegetables from Orto del Borro among the products it uses. That gives a diner a useful line through the broad menu. Look for the regional soups, hand-rolled pasta and olive-oil gelato if Tuscany is what brought you here.
A meal can begin with Tuscan bread and tomatoes. Pappa al pomodoro combines bread, organic plum tomato, garlic, red onion and basil; panzanella adds cucumber and Tropea onion to tomatoes and croutons. Ribollita brings beans, black cabbage, bread, chicory and mixed vegetables. These dishes are marked vegan on the food menu. They suit someone who wants a vegetable-led opening and a recognisably regional meal before turning to pasta or a main.
The pasta list makes room for several appetites. Hand-rolled pici all’aglione come with tomato sauce, Valdichiana garlic and basil. Tagliatelle al battuto di manzo pair homemade pasta with hand-cut beef and shaved parmesan; strozzapreti take braised duck and sage. Pumpkin tortelli add ricotta, black truffle and pumpkin seeds. Choose the filling and sauce first, then consider whether you also want a main: these are distinct dishes with their own richness and character.
Seafood gives the meal another direction. Raw starters include Mazara del Vallo red-prawn carpaccio with lime and orange dressing, sea-bass carpaccio with green apple and tuna tartare with roasted hazelnuts and dried cranberries. Warm dishes include charcoal-grilled octopus with potatoes and citrus, or prawns cooked in a Josper with garlic, lemon oil and herbs. Someone avoiding raw food can therefore stay with seafood while choosing a cooked preparation.
For a fish main, the menu offers sea-bass fillet with cauliflower cream and seasonal vegetables, as well as Scottish salmon with broad beans, peas, asparagus and lemon-butter sauce. Whole Dover sole, sea bass and sea bream are listed by weight, with availability depending on the catch. Discuss the fish, its weight and the price before ordering. This is particularly useful when a table wants a whole fish and several side dishes to share.
Meat dishes include sliced wagyu striploin with rocket and parmesan, grilled lamb chops with Jerusalem-artichoke cream, and slow-cooked veal shank with mashed potato, veal jus and gremolata. The sharing section offers a mixed seafood grill described for 2–3 people and a rock-lobster pasta, also for 2–3. These larger orders can give a small party the centre of its meal, leaving starters and vegetables to be chosen around them.
Vegetarian diners have more routes than pizza. Alongside the soups and salads are burrata with Italian tomatoes and Il Borro olive oil, beetroot carpaccio with goat cheese and pistachios, mushroom risotto and pumpkin pasta. The vegan aubergine parmigiana is identified expressly. For someone with stricter dietary needs, discuss individual dishes with staff: the menu’s dairy, gluten and nut symbols help you ask a precise question, and it says gluten-free choices are available on request.
Leave a little room for the estate’s olive oil at dessert. Gelato all’Olio Primo Raccolto uses first-press extra-virgin olive oil from Il Borro in Tuscany and comes with a cantuccio. The dessert menu also includes tiramisù, warm apple tart with vanilla ice cream and traditional Tuscan gelato bites called Dai Dai. Its vegan chocolate tart comes with raspberry and caramelised-banana ice cream. These give a table several different endings without everyone needing the same dessert.
For an occasion, the private dining room takes a sit-down lunch or dinner, a boardroom meeting or a standing event. It opens onto an outdoor seating area, and the restaurant offers a tailored meal. Contact the venue with your date, party size and the sort of meal you want, so it can propose the arrangement. The public private-dining page gives the direct phone and email for that conversation.
Build the booking around the meal
- Choose the lunch window
The restaurant’s homepage gives lunch Monday–Friday from noon to 3.30pm and Saturday–Sunday from noon to 4pm. Dinner runs daily from 6.30pm to 11.30pm. Reserve a time within the appropriate service.
- Contact the restaurant directly
Use +971 4 275 2555 or the restaurant’s reservations email. Say whether this is an ordinary restaurant table or a private-room request, as the venue offers both.
- Check weight-priced fish
Whole fish have a price per 100g and depend on availability. Ask which fish is available, the weight proposed for your party and what the finished order will cost before you agree.
- Use the menu’s dietary symbols
Tell staff about allergies and dietary requirements. The printed menu distinguishes vegetarian and vegan dishes and identifies several allergens; gluten-free options are available upon request.
- Add the printed taxes
The food menu carries 7% municipality fees and 5% VAT in addition to its displayed prices. Ask for the current total, including your drinks and any weight-priced dish, when confirming a budget.
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Choose the dishes and agree the bill
What it includes
- Pappa al pomodoro combines Tuscan bread, organic tomatoes, garlic, red onion and basil.
- Pici all’aglione brings hand-rolled pasta with tomato, Valdichiana garlic and basil.
- Sea-bass fillet comes with cauliflower cream and seasonal vegetables.
- Whole sea bass, sea bream and Dover sole are priced by weight, subject to availability.
Service and reservations
| Weekday lunch | Monday–Friday, noon–3.30pm. |
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| Weekend lunch | Saturday–Sunday, noon–4pm. |
| Dinner | Daily, 6.30pm–11.30pm. |
| Location | By the turtle lagoon at Jumeirah Al Naseem. |
| Private dining | Sit-down meals and standing events, with an outdoor seating area. |
| Phone | +971 4 275 2555. |
A restaurant visit within Al Naseem

Jumeirah Al Naseem places a longer stay beside the sea, with gardens and rooms around its resort setting. If dinner is part of a Dubai holiday, the hotel guide covers room choices and resort facilities. For an occasion centred on the meal, speak directly to Il Borro’s team about the table or private room you want.
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A Tuscan soup, homemade pasta or a larger sharing dish can give the meal its shape.
For a regional introduction, pair a soup or bread-and-tomato starter with pici or another homemade pasta. A seafood table can move from carpaccio to grilled fish, while plant-based diners have marked vegan starters and a main. Larger sharing dishes need the table’s agreement before you add individual plates.
Il Borro Tuscan Bistro Dubai: your questions
Where is Il Borro Tuscan Bistro Dubai?
By the turtle lagoon in Jumeirah Al Naseem, Dubai. Use the restaurant’s own booking contact to reserve your table.
What are its opening hours?
The restaurant homepage gives weekday lunch noon–3.30pm, weekend lunch noon–4pm and dinner daily 6.30pm–11.30pm.
Are there vegan dishes?
Yes. The food menu marks pappa al pomodoro, panzanella, ribollita and vegan aubergine parmigiana. The dessert list also has a vegan chocolate tart; explain any further restrictions to staff.
What should I know about whole fish?
The menu prices whole fish per 100g and says availability depends on the catch. Ask for the fish’s weight and total price before ordering.
Are the displayed prices final?
The food menu read on 17 October 2026 adds 7% municipality fees and 5% VAT. Drinks and your chosen dishes determine the rest of the bill.
Can I reserve a private room?
Yes. The private-dining page describes sit-down meals, meetings and standing events, with an outdoor seating area. Contact the restaurant with your party size and date.
What connects it to Tuscany?
Its provenance page links the cooking to the Ferragamo family’s Il Borro estate and names the estate’s olive oil, honey and selected vegetables among its products.
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