If your nephew doesn't like watching soccer and instead wants to play it he would want to just walk around the neighbourhoods and he'll find groups of kids playing it street style, or if he wants a bit more cleanness in his games he'll go to the @Living Rooms Games Cafè find fellow soccer fans and go play soup soccer right behind Al Raya Girl's School near al wasel road. Or any beach site that offers soap soccer courts.

I would give you two places I'm of knowledge of that can be called good quality for their long period in the jewels sector. @alfardan jewels & precious stone and @5 Diamonds Jewellery.

If your interested for a street game leave the stadiums and look for in the parks around the living areas from jumaira to barsha there's always a game going on somewhere, join them if there's space.

I would recommend a newly established arabian cultural club @RIT Dubai university which the students there not only offer teaching the language but knowing the culture it self and often have taken students to cultural places around UAE as part of the learning process. You don't have to be a student in the university to join it's an open arabic language/culture learning where not only the formal arabic can be learnt but also the slang along the different areas of the middle east, the centre is just hosted on campus.

Well these schools can differ a lot in what you might want exactly but as for locals in Dubai or any other emirate, the best secondary school to join would be @Institute of Applied Technology but for other nationality most would recommend @The International School of Choueifat but there are many just as good schools in both secondary and primary learning like @Raffles International School, West Campus , @Al Mawakeb School and @Dubai International School. These are not the best but they've brought up good quality graduates which is all what parents need. Doesn't mean all the rest are bad schools. Another school I recommend for British curriculum would be @GEMS Wellington Academy Silicon Oasis .

If you're a fan of chocolate then look for no other than @Chocolate Bar as they're specialised in these hot drinks and perfect sweet desserts.

I'd recommend @Mercure Grand Jebel Hafeet Al Ain Hotel there's a restaurant or cafeteria on top of the mountain it a great view all the way down wethar night or morning it's amazing

Most people would tip you to @Al Farooj but I'd recommend you try the huge shawarmas @Beirut Restaurant & Grill it's a huge shawarma either meat or chicken but they're amazing shawarmas filled with garlic sauce, but for the best normal sized shawaramas would be none other than @Al Mallah