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Happy hour in Abu Dhabi: quieter, cheaper, and mostly on the water
The capital's after-work drinking is less crowded than Dubai's and the offers reflect it.
What's on, where to eat, and what people here are talking about.
The capital's after-work drinking is less crowded than Dubai's and the offers reflect it.
Liwa at two and a half hours, Al Ain at ninety minutes, and the islands you can reach before lunch.
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