All-day dining near Masjid al-Haram in Makkah — restaurants open from early morning through late night, steps from the mosque. Perfect for pilgrims on flexible schedules who need a reliable meal between prayers at any hour.
Cinnabon, co-branded with Seattle’s Best Coffee, sits on the ground floor of the Abraj Al Bait (Clock Tower) complex in Makkah’s Zamzam area, steps from Masjid al-Haram. It serves signature cinnamon rolls made with Makara cinnamon and cream cheese frosting, plus chocobon, caramel pecanbon, and Seattle’s Best coffee drinks. Open 24 hours, this convenient bakery-cafe suits a sweet break or coffee between prayers, from late-night cravings after Taraweeh to early refreshment before Fajr.
Tim Hortons at Abraj Al Bait, located on the first floor near Gate 9601 in central Makkah, is a Canadian cafe and bakery specialising in signature donuts, French vanilla coffee, and fresh bagels. The bright, modern space offers efficient counter service and a relaxed atmosphere ideal for pilgrims grabbing a quick coffee and pastry between prayers or sightseeing. Open 24 hours daily, it's a reliable spot for breakfast, lunch, or late-night snacks without the time pressure of meal service.
B Laban in Ajyad, Makkah, is a 24-hour dessert and milk-based confectionery specialist offering signature items like pistachio ice cream, kunafeh, milk cake, and innovative creations such as Koshary with various milk and fruit toppings. The restaurant draws pilgrims seeking indulgent, high-quality desserts with premium ingredients including Belgian chocolate, Italian pistachio, and fresh seasonal fruits. Open around the clock, B Laban serves as the perfect treat stop between prayers, late-night cravings after Taraweeh, or a celebratory sweet bite following Umrah completion.
Okashi in the Clock Tower building at Al Haram offers contemporary Japanese cuisine with a focus on fresh sushi rolls, tempura, and Asian-inspired noodles. Located mere steps from Masjid al-Haram in central Makkah, this restaurant specializes in signature dishes like Philadelphia salmon rolls, dynamite shrimp, and Singapore noodles prepared with precision. Open 24 hours daily, Okashi serves pilgrims between prayers, after Taraweeh, and during late-night cravings with consistently fresh ingredients and efficient service.
Tuheed Pakistani Restaurant on the 3rd floor of Clock Tower in Makkah serves authentic Pakistani cuisine with signature dishes including haleem, mutton qorma, and channa that draw both locals and pilgrims. Located in the bustling food hall within Abraj Al-Bait, the restaurant offers convenient access for visitors seeking hearty, slow-cooked meat dishes between prayers and Umrah activities. Open 24 hours daily, it caters to pilgrims at all times, from late-night suppers after Taraweeh prayers to pre-dawn meals before Fajr.
Uzbek Foods in Diamond Tower's Food Court serves authentic Uzbek cuisine with signature dishes like mantu, plov, and lagman. Located just steps from Masjid al-Haram in the heart of Makkah, this restaurant offers traditional Central Asian flavors prepared with fresh ingredients and aromatic spices. Open 24 hours, it's a reliable choice for pilgrims seeking hearty, satisfying meals between prayers and Umrah activities.
Chickmix is a fast-casual favourite in the Clock Tower Food Court, just 6 minutes from Masjid al-Haram, specialising in crispy fried chicken, zinger sandwiches, and loaded burgers at budget-friendly prices. Open 24 hours within one of Makkah's most iconic towers, it is a reliable option for pilgrims who want a quick, filling meal without the wait or the expense. The straightforward menu is ideal for a fast bite between Taraweeh prayers, a late-night snack, or any meal when hunger strikes.
Lounge 99 in Al Haram, Makkah offers a diverse menu featuring pizza, chicken biryani, and shawarma in a casual setting steps from Masjid al-Haram. The restaurant's broad menu and kind staff make it a convenient stop for pilgrims seeking variety between prayers and Umrah activities. Open 24 hours every day, Lounge 99 serves hungry travelers at any time, whether after Taraweeh prayers, late-night cravings, or quick meals between spiritual obligations.
BREW92 at The Clock Towers in Al Haram, Makkah, is a specialty coffee shop renowned for its artisanal espresso drinks, matcha lattes, and fresh-baked pastries including signature items like blueberry baklava and hazelnut chocolate cookies. The modern, bright cafe provides a welcoming atmosphere for pilgrims seeking quality coffee and light bites between prayers, with efficient service and comfortable seating. Open 24 hours daily, BREW92 serves pilgrims throughout the day and night, from early morning before Fajr prayers through late-night sessions after Taraweeh, making it an ideal refueling stop without leaving the Haram district.
Farooji Express in Clock Tower Food Court, P3, Makkah offers authentic broasted chicken and biryani prepared with traditional spices and quality ingredients. Located just steps from Masjid al-Haram in the Al Haram district, this fast-service restaurant specialises in crispy broasted chicken, fragrant biryani, and flame-grilled shawarma. Open 24 hours, it serves pilgrims perfectly between prayers, late-night cravings after Taraweeh, and early morning meals before Fajr.
Alqandeel Restaurant القنديل, located on the mezzanine level of Hilton Suites Jabal Omar Makkah on Ibrahim Al Khalil Street, offers contemporary all-day dining with a diversified international menu spanning Asian, Middle Eastern, and Continental dishes. Rated number 1 restaurant in Makkah on Tripadvisor with over 375 reviews, the restaurant features live cooking stations, a spacious buffet with generous portions, and seating for 302 guests, with views of the Grand Mosque. Ideal for families and pilgrims seeking variety in a welcoming atmosphere. The breakfast service is particularly praised by guests. Buffet options expand during Ramadan and Hajj. Open daily 6:30am to 10:30pm, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, a convenient dining option between prayers and Umrah activities.
Atyaf is the signature all-day buffet restaurant at Makkah Clock Royal Tower, A Fairmont Hotel, located in the prestigious Abraj Al-Bait complex just 100-150 metres from Masjid al-Haram. Featuring live cooking stations, a diverse international menu spanning Middle Eastern, Asian and North African cuisines, and spiritual views of Al Haram, Atyaf offers pilgrims an elevated dining experience between prayers and Umrah activities. With over 30 carefully curated dishes served daily, the restaurant is ideal for families seeking quality and variety in one of Makkah's most iconic hotel settings. The walk to King Abdul Aziz Gate is largely indoors through the air conditioned Abraj Al-Bait mall. The hotel's food is rated 9.0 out of 10 by guests.
Mado in the Clock Tower (Abraj Al Bait) complex, Makkah offers authentic Turkish cuisine with signature dishes like mixed grills, shish tawook, Turkish breakfast, and its famous dondurma ice cream, plus desserts such as kunafa and baklava. Just steps from Masjid al-Haram, this upscale restaurant offers an elegant setting and a refined dining experience for pilgrims seeking quality Turkish food between prayers. Open from 6am to 1am daily, Mado serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, an ideal spot at any time during Umrah or Hajj.
Cafe Moment sits in one of the most atmospheric positions near Masjid al-Haram, with views overlooking the Haram Mosque that set it apart from any other cafe in Makkah. The menu blends Middle Eastern and contemporary flavours including Arabic coffee, French toast, and shakshuka, all served in a warm setting that invites pilgrims to pause and reflect between prayers. Open around the clock just 5 minutes from King Abdulaziz Gate, it combines genuine culinary quality with a sense of occasion that few places near the Haram can match.
1/2 Million in Makkah’s Al Haram district is a viral Saudi specialty cafe known for its signature matcha lattes, cereal lattes, and artisanal espresso drinks served with caramel bites and sweet treats. Directly facing Masjid al-Haram with views of the Holy Mosque, it’s a calm refuge for pilgrims between prayers and Umrah activities. Open 24 hours, it suits visitors wanting quality coffee anytime, from a pre-dawn Fajr cup to a late-night one after Isha.
Shawarma City in the Al Haram district offers expertly prepared Lebanese shawarma and street-style wraps, specializing in classic chicken shawarma with garlic sauce and beef shawarma with tahini. Located steps from Masjid al-Haram, the restaurant delivers quick, satisfying meals with generous portions that attract pilgrims seeking authentic flavors without the wait. Open 24 hours daily, it serves as a reliable refueling stop between prayers, late-night cravings after Taraweeh, and quick bites during Umrah activities.
Joe & The Juice in the Al Haram area of Makkah, moments from Masjid al-Haram, is a vibrant juice bar serving fresh made-to-order juices, smoothies, matcha lattes, coffee, and signature sandwiches like their popular avocado sandwich. The bright, efficient counter service makes it ideal for pilgrims seeking a quick, nutritious break between prayers and Umrah. Open 24 hours, it caters to early mornings before dawn prayers, late-night visits after Taraweeh, and all hours in between.
Al Baraka Restaurant in the Al Haram district of Makkah specializes in authentic Uyghur cuisine, featuring signature hand-pulled noodles, manto dumplings, and fragrant plov rice. Located in a food court setting steps from Masjid al-Haram, the restaurant offers efficient service and fresh, quality ingredients prepared with traditional techniques. Open 24 hours daily, it serves pilgrims seeking satisfying meals between prayers, Tawaf sessions, and throughout their Umrah journey.
SALT is a contemporary burger concept that has earned a loyal following in Makkah for its flame-grilled wagyu beef patties, inventive slider combinations, and bold flavours built on premium ingredients. Located a short walk from Masjid al-Haram and open 24 hours, it is popular with pilgrims craving something hearty and flavourful after evening prayers or late into the night. The sleek, modern setting and well-priced menu make it a welcome change of pace from the surrounding food courts.
Ice Cream Al Haramayn in Ajyad, Makkah specializes in handcrafted ice cream with popular flavors like strawberry, mango, and chocolate. Located just steps from Masjid al-Haram, this dessert shop is a favorite among pilgrims seeking a refreshing treat between prayers and Umrah activities. Open 24 hours, it's an ideal spot for a quick, satisfying break at any time of day.
Bens Cookies in Jabal Omar, Makkah, specialises in freshly baked cookies with a variety of chocolate flavours including plain chocolate, milk chocolate with hazelnuts, double chocolate, and white chocolate varieties. Located in the Ash Shubaikah district within walking distance of Masjid al-Haram, this modern cafe offers a tempting selection of handcrafted cookies alongside hot and cold specialty beverages. Open until 12:30am daily, it's an ideal spot for pilgrims seeking a quick, satisfying treat between prayers or late-night refreshment after Taraweeh.
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