Turkish coffee
Turkish coffee is a standout, with reviewers praising both the blends and the freshly ground option.
Al Douri Mart Supermarket & Roastery
Hor Al Anz
Al Douri Mart Supermarket & Roastery is a Middle Eastern-focused supermarket in Hor Al Anz, with a roastery supplying coffee alongside everyday groceries. Reviews make it especially worth considering for Turkish coffee, Syrian products and Arabic sweets.
Reputation Score
4.0
★★★★☆
287 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Syrian range
The selection includes Syrian favourites such as cheese, olives, pickles, herbal teas and ice cream.
Fresh produce
Several reviews specifically mention good fruit and vegetables, including fresh vegetables being consistently available.
Nuts and spices
Raw nuts and spices are recurring strengths, with coated peanuts in BBQ, cheese and chilli flavours also singled out.
Wide selection
Reviews describe a broad food range that covers many family grocery needs, including Arabic delicacies.
Fresh food
One reviewer found the prices competitive specifically for fresh food, including bakery items and hummus.
Clean branch
The supermarket was described as clean and easy to use for regular food shopping.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check dates. Inspect expiry dates and packaging before paying, especially for chocolates, cheese and butter.
Compare prices. Compare prices with nearby shops and check shelf labels carefully, as one customer said prices were hidden.
Shop in person. For a time-sensitive grocery run, consider shopping in person rather than relying on Talabat after a report of many missing items.
Ask for coffee. Ask about the Turkish coffee blends or freshly ground coffee; both are repeatedly mentioned as worthwhile buys.
Plan parking. Plan for paid or limited parking rather than assuming a free space will be available.
Plan the visit
Practical details
0 15C St
Hor Al Anz East - Deira, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Australian lamb
Australian lamb was specifically praised in a review that also mentioned the store's coffee, fruit, vegetables, nuts and spices.
Arabic coffee with hail
A customer visited the roastery to buy Arabic coffee with cardamom, written as hail in the review.
Common Concerns
Spoilage reports
Reviews report spoiled or infested items, including Eid chocolates with worms and insects, white cheese and mouldy butter.
High prices
Some customers consider the supermarket expensive compared with other places, and one review says prices are often hidden.
Cashier service
Multiple reviews describe rude or inattentive cashier service, including a complaint about not receiving change properly.
Online omissions
A Talabat order was accepted and dispatched with many missing items, creating problems before iftar.
Parking
One reviewer specifically reported that free parking was not available.
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The Bottom Line
Al Douri Mart is a Middle Eastern supermarket and roastery in Hor Al Anz. It is particularly useful for Turkish coffee, Syrian groceries and Arabic sweets rather than just a routine top-up shop. Reviews mention Turkish coffee blends, freshly ground coffee, Syrian cheese and olives, Arabic-flavour pickles, nuts and spices.
The store also carries everyday groceries, and one customer described it as a broad source of family needs. Fresh produce gets good mentions: reviewers regularly buy vegetables, while fruit, bakery items, hummus and Australian lamb also appear in positive accounts. The roastery is the clearest draw, with one customer calling its coffee the best in the UAE and another praising Arabic coffee with cardamom.
Coated peanuts in BBQ, cheese and chilli flavours are another specific favourite. There are important reasons to shop carefully. Some customers describe the prices as high or hidden, although others call them normal or competitive for fresh food.
More seriously, reviews report expired or spoiled goods, including Eid chocolates with worms and insects, spoiled white cheese and mouldy butter. Check dates and packaging before paying. Cashier experiences are mixed, and a Talabat order reportedly arrived with many missing items.
Parking may also be inconvenient, with one review noting no free parking.