Italian-American Dining, on the Water
New York's celebrated red-sauce cooking arrives in Doha — brasserie energy, a crooner stage, and a terrace framing the city skyline across Al Maha Island.
- Cuisine
- Italian-American
- Since
- 2022
- Dress Code
- Smart Casual
- Hours
- 12 PM – 12 AM Daily
From the Kitchen
Signature Dishes
Tortellini al Ragù
Veal Parmesan
Trolley Desserts
Our Story
A New York Name, on Al Maha Island
Carbone began in Greenwich Village and grew into one of the most talked-about dining rooms in the United States. The Doha outpost carries that same brasserie spirit — herringbone floors, deep velvet booths, and a stage built for a crooner — set against a terrace looking out over the city.
Expect the classics done properly: red-sauce pastas, char-grilled mains, and desserts wheeled tableside on a trolley.
Read Our StoryGuest Notes
What Diners Are Saying
A polished, social night out — the kind of place that's built for a celebration with a big table of friends.
Google Review
The rigatoni lives up to the hype, and the terrace view across the water is worth the trip on its own.
Google Review
Attentive service from the moment we sat down — they know the menu and aren't shy about a recommendation.
Google Review
Visit Us
Hours & Location
- Opening Hours
- Mon – Thu: 12 PM – 12 AM
- Fri: 1 PM – 1 AM
- Sat – Sun: 12 PM – 12 AM
- Location & Contact
- Al Maha Island, Lusail, Doha, Qatar
- +974 5111 1128
- Smart Casual dress code
Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
Reservations are strongly recommended, especially for evenings and weekends. Book directly through our Booking page, by phone, or on WhatsApp.
Italian-American classics in the New York red-sauce tradition — pastas, char-grilled mains, and trolley-served desserts.
Smart casual is recommended throughout the dining room and terrace.
Yes — the dining room and terrace suit both large groups and private occasions. Reach out via phone or WhatsApp to arrange details.
Al Maha Island, Lusail, Doha, Qatar — on the edge of the island with terrace views across the water toward the city.