Coffee range
Arabic coffee is available in light, medium and dark roasts, with mix-and-match options and grinding in front of you.
Al Douri Mart Supermarket & Roastery
Hor Al Anz
Al Douri Mart Supermarket & Roastery is a Middle Eastern grocery stop in Hor Al Anz, known for Syrian products, freshly roasted coffee and speciality pantry finds. Shoppers come for Arabic coffee, dry fruits, olive oil and hard-to-find traditional ingredients, with delivery also mentioned by customers.
Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
1,726 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Syrian staples
Reviews highlight an unusually strong selection of authentic Syrian groceries, including traditional ingredients and foods not easily found elsewhere.
Fresh produce
Customers report very fresh fruit and vegetables, with produce collected from several countries.
Olive oil
Several reviews specifically recommend the olive oil, including one customer who described it as original.
Dry fruits
Dry fruits and dates are a recurring strength, although some shoppers consider the pricing higher than elsewhere.
Quick delivery
One customer received an order immediately after requesting it, despite having a flight in three hours.
Parking
A customer specifically noted ample parking, useful for a larger grocery shop.
Metro access
The Hor Al Anz branch is described as being near Abu Bakr Metro.
Tips for a Better Visit
Request grinding. Ask staff to grind your coffee in front of you; this option is specifically mentioned by a customer.
Check stock. If you need a particular coffee blend or tahini, check availability first because both were reported out of stock.
Try zaatar. Coffee shoppers should also look for Zaatar Al Daffah, the Palestinian thyme blend one regular customer prefers.
Use parking. Driving can be practical for a larger shop: one review specifically reports ample parking.
Consider delivery. For urgent orders, ask about delivery; one customer received theirs immediately before a flight.
Check the bill. Review your receipt before leaving, since one customer reported a duplicate charge for the same item.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Abu Baker Al Siddique St
Hor Al Anz - 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
Zaatar Al Daffah
One regular customer singles out this Palestinian zaatar blend among the store's many thyme selections.
Marinated lamb chops
A review specifically praises the marinated lamb chops as part of the store's Syrian traditional offering.
Common Concerns
Inconsistent stock
A regular coffee customer said favourite blends and tahini are sometimes unavailable.
Higher prices
Some shoppers find the coffee, dry fruits and general prices higher than other supermarkets.
Service complaints
Reviews describe disrespectful treatment in the sweets section and during a dispute over a duplicate charge.
Payment error
One customer reported being charged twice for the same item and having difficulty obtaining an apology or refund.
Possible closure
A recent visitor reported finding the shop closed, so checking availability before travelling may be sensible.
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The Bottom Line
Al Douri Mart is a Middle Eastern supermarket and roastery in Hor Al Anz, with the strongest pull being its Syrian grocery selection and coffee counter. You can buy Arabic coffee in different roast levels, ask for beans to be ground in front of you, and browse dry fruits, Arabic sweets, spices and traditional pantry items. Reviews also mention Syrian fruit, original olive oil and marinated lamb chops.
The shop suits cooks looking beyond standard supermarket shelves. Customers describe products such as liquid Jameed for Mansaf and Palestinian Zaatar Al Daffah, while others praise the range of Syrian herbs, condiments and staples. Fresh fruit and vegetables are another recurring positive, and one reviewer noted ample parking.
The Hor Al Anz branch is also near Abu Bakr Metro. Prices are not always the lowest. Turkish coffee and dry fruits were described as expensive or slightly dear, though some shoppers felt the quality justified it.
Stock can be uneven: a regular customer found both a favourite coffee blend and tahini unavailable. Service reviews are mixed. Many customers mention helpful staff and quick delivery, but others reported poor treatment in the sweets section and during a duplicate-charge complaint.
Check your receipt and, if you are travelling for a specific item, confirm it is available first.