Nestled within the elegant Al Habtoor Polo Resort, Horse & Hound offers the perfect setting to celebrate Oktoberfest in style. Combining the rustic charm of a traditional neighbourhood dining spot with a warm and inviting ambience, the venue overlooks the resort’s lush polo fields, creating an ideal backdrop for enjoying succulent dishes, ice-cold hops, and good company. Known for its elevated comfort food and casual sophistication, Horse & Hound is a go-to destination for those seeking memorable dining experiences. Originating in Munich in 1810, Oktoberfest has grown into one of the world’s most famous cultural festivals, drawing millions of visitors annually. The celebration is synonymous with lively gatherings, traditional German music, and, most importantly, a seemingly never-ending selection of food and drink. This year, Horse & Hound once again brings the essence of Oktoberfest to Dubai, blending authentic flavours with its own signature hospitality for a celebration that is both classic and contemporary.

The specially curated menu is brimming with German-inspired delights designed to transport diners straight to the bustling streets of Bavaria. Highlights include Schnitzel Sliders with veal schnitzel, cheese, and pickles served in mini pretzel rolls, Hops Brat Loaded Nachos topped with bratwurst, sauerkraut, and hops cheese sauce, Oktoberfest Wings glazed in sweet-and-spicy mustard, and the show-stopping 60cm Hotdog, a succulent frankfurter with brioche and sauerkraut. Guests can also indulge in Currywurst Fries loaded with tempting currywurst and crispy onions, or opt for the savoury Flammekueche Pizza featuring caramelised onions, beef bacon, and crème fraîche. Every dish has been crafted to capture the comforting, robust flavours that define German cuisine, making it ideal for both long-time fans of Oktoberfest and those looking to try it for the first time. Pair these indulgent bites with your favourite beverage, gather your friends, and immerse yourself in an atmosphere where great food, laughter, and tradition meet. Now that’s worth raising a glass to.