A dense, nutritious sweet prepared by mixing dates with toasted wheat flour and butter.
4 top-rated spots found
As the world's first Michelin-starred Emirati restaurant, Erth elevates the humble Batheetha into a fine-dining masterpiece. The setting within the historic Al Hosn compound provides a serene, brutalist-inspired backdrop that matches the sophistication of the food.
📍 Qasr Al Hosn, Al Hisn, Abu Dhabi · View on Maps
Meylas is celebrated for its 'hand-me-down' recipes that taste like a traditional Emirati home. Their Batheeth is widely considered the gold standard for authenticity, using locally sourced dates and high-quality ghee.
📍 Al Muneera Island, Al Raha Beach, Abu Dhabi · View on Maps
Al Fanar is a cultural institution designed to look like a 1960s Emirati village. It offers a consistent, high-quality introduction to Emirati desserts for both locals and visitors in a highly atmospheric setting.
📍 Yas Mall, Ground Floor, Yas Island, Abu Dhabi · View on Maps
This is a 'local haunt' where residents go for their daily fix of traditional snacks. It lacks the fancy decor of mall restaurants but makes up for it with pure, unadulterated flavor and excellent value.
📍 Granite Hypermarket, Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi · View on Maps