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Customers repeatedly highlight the rich, fresh aroma and smooth taste of the coffee.
International City
Al Douri Mart Supermarket & Roastery is an Arabic-focused grocery stop in International City, with Syrian and Levantine products alongside everyday supermarket essentials. Reviews make its freshly prepared coffee, Turkish coffee blends, nuts and Arabic sweets the clearest reasons to visit.
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Customers repeatedly highlight the rich, fresh aroma and smooth taste of the coffee.
The store is a useful source for Syrian groceries, sweets and locally made items that are harder to find elsewhere.
There is a broad choice of dry fruits and nuts, including flavoured options.
Reviews describe the fruit and vegetable selection as varied and fresh.
Arabic sweets are one of the store's more distinctive draws, alongside authentic coffee and dry fruits.
One review specifically notes that finding parking is easy.
Several customers describe the supermarket as clean, organised and pleasant to shop in.
Check dates. Check packed and expiry dates before buying boxed baklava, after a customer reported spoiled product without either date.
Verify totals. If ordering through the app, confirm the final price before accepting; one review reports a mismatch after submission.
Order early. For delivery or late shopping, go earlier rather than relying on the stated 1am closing time.
Ask about sage. If you are looking for sage leaves, ask the staff how to prepare them; a customer received preparation advice there.
Use parking. Driving over is practical if you are shopping for Syrian groceries, as a review specifically mentions plenty of parking.
Plan the visit
| 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 |
Turkish coffee is repeatedly mentioned as a strong reason to shop here, with customers noting its freshness and flavour.
Flavoured sunflower seeds are a specific favourite mentioned in the reviews.
The store carries sage leaves, and one customer received advice on how to prepare them.
Syrian lamb is specifically mentioned by a regular shopper alongside nuts and sweets.
Service reports vary, including a complaint about unhelpful checkout staff and rude treatment in the meat section.
Some shoppers consider the prices high, especially for certain items and meat.
A customer reported spoiled big-box baklava with an old smell and no packed or expiry date.
One delivery customer reported that the app price changed after the order was submitted.
Reviews say delivery and service may stop before the advertised 1am closing time.
The Bottom Line
Al Douri Mart Supermarket & Roastery is a useful Arabic grocery stop in International City, particularly if your list includes Turkish or Arabic coffee, dry fruits and nuts, Syrian groceries, or Arabic sweets. Reviews also mention fresh fruit and vegetables, meats, and everyday supermarket items, so it can work for a full shop rather than just a specialty-food run. The strongest theme is the coffee and roasting selection.
Customers describe the coffee as rich, fresh, smooth and well balanced, while another review calls out the Turkish coffee blend. The nut counter and flavoured sunflower seeds add less ordinary choices, and one customer specifically found sage leaves after searching elsewhere. Parking is also described as plentiful, and the shop is often praised for being clean and organised.
Service is less consistent. Some shoppers found staff friendly and helpful, but others reported rude interactions, poor cashier service and difficulty getting help in the produce section. Prices can run high, especially for meat and chicken, and one delivery review alleges that app prices changed after ordering.
Check dates on packaged sweets—one customer reported spoiled boxed baklava without a packed or expiry date—and avoid leaving delivery or shopping until very late, when service may finish before the advertised closing time.