The After-Work Spot Everyone’s Talking About, But No One’s Expecting

Just when you thought DIFC had shown you every rooftop, lounge, and speakeasy it could, a mirror opens inside Rowley’s, and suddenly you’re somewhere else entirely.

Welcome to Tap Line: Dubai’s first draft cocktail bar, inside Rowley’s steakhouse at Central Park Towers, and designed for people who want great drinks without the wait, the gimmicks, or the pretentiousness.

It opens every day from 5 pm onwards, just in time to catch the after-work crowd looking to unwind, reset, or keep things going into the night. And here’s the twist: the cocktails are on tap.

Yes, you read that right. At Tap Line, you get your drink in seconds, not minutes. Expect bar-quality cocktails poured with precision, chilled to perfection, and served faster than you can say ‘Negroni, please’ and with a fantastic price of only AED 45.

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But don’t mistake speed for compromise. Tap Line’s menu features signature draft cocktails that are bold, balanced, and built to impress, such as paloma, whisky highball, and negroni. And if you’re the kind of person who still wants to see a shaker in the air, you’re covered. Tap Line also offers classic cocktails made the old-school way. No ego. Just good drinks, either way.

The space is cool, laid-back, and loud in the right ways. It is built for post-shift decompression, spontaneous midweek catchups, or casual chaos before a big night out.

The entrance? Hidden in plain sight. You’ll need to walk into Rowley’s, find the mirror, and step through like you were meant to know about it all along. No signs. No velvet ropes. Just vibes.

So if you’re looking for your new go-to spot after 5 pm, Tap Line’s already pouring.Visit Tap Line inside Rowley’s Restaurant at Level P3, Central Park Towers, DIFC
And follow them on Instagram @taplinebar for more info, or call them at +971 425 74 754

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