I think I will skip watering the plants today. Something tells me they’re good for a while.

Today, we’re delving into a spot I keep hearing about, despite it being pretty new to town. Apparently, there are queues to get in the door.

Here are your plans for the weekend.

El Primo Taqueira, Al Wasl Road

Their tacos are well-priced (starting at 20 AED) and look absolutely incredible. Personally, I can’t wait to try the beef cheek tacos.

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Bocasu Specialty Coffee, Al Quoz

Coffee with a Japanese twist. All your favourites, plus a Charcoal latte and a dirty Matcha. Whatever that means. You can grab (some very fancy) food and desserts here, too.

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Off-road History Museum, Sharjah Desert

Off-roading is a big part of UAE’s history and culture, for obvious reasons. It’s closely linked to the traditional nomadic lifestyle, camping, hunting, and just enjoying a good old sand dune bashing session. If you love cars and off-roading, this museum is for you.

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Dino Odyssey, Dubai Festival City

Last chance to catch this kid’s attraction, as it ends on March 31st. You can explore a route around animatronic dinosaurs, step into a 360-degree VR experience, and get scientific in the discovery zones

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I just picked up 30 medium-sized eggs from the new budget supermarket Sava. The eggs were good quality, imported from Turkey, and just 14 dirhams. Viva has competition…