Situated in Crowne Plaza in Dubai, the venue has become a firm favourite among residents since opening their doors in the emirate 22 years ago.
During the football season, you will find plenty of Red Devil fans given the authentic British pub is home of the Manchester United Supporters Club, while they also broadcast big sporting events from football to rugby to cricket.
With the atmosphere vibrant during the season, Euro 2016 has been no different with hundreds flocking to the venue to witness the action from France.
“Harvesters is well known as one of the first and oldest English style pubs in Dubai,” said a spokesperson.
“Harvesters is a legend with many loyal customers that link loving memories to their favourite pub and the large number of guests that keep returning back, proves how popular Harvesters is among sports fans.”
Intriguing last-16 games includes Sunday’s clashes between France v Ireland (17:00) and Germany against Slovakia (20:00), while on Monday defending champions Spain face a stern test against Italy (20:00) and England meet Iceland (23:00).
One of the big advantages at Harvesters is the number of television screens. With one massive 120inch screen, along with seven 46inch plasmas and 2x50inchs, it means wherever you sit or stand, you will not miss that important goal or incident.
“Being an authentic British pub, Harvesters is a boiling hotspot during any live matches as there are large crowds cheering for their favourite teams. The live commentary is one of the unique features in terms of a vibrant atmosphere,” added the spokesperson.
“There is great atmosphere, attractive beverage specials all year round and there are excellent British dishes.”
Besides watching the action, there are some fantastic promotions during the tournament.
Among those are, predict the correct score and get 50 per cent off your bill, a chance to win a Dh1,000 voucher, tickets to Europe, while there are several beverage deals.
As well as great British dishes to choose from, Harvesters is the place to be and see which team triumphs on July 10 in Paris.
