Lifco Supermarket Barsha

Lifco Supermarket Barsha

Al Barsha

Lifco Supermarket Barsha is a small grocery stop in Al Barsha, useful for everyday shopping and Lebanese products. Its bakery is a draw for manakish and spinach fatayer, while Australian beef is noted as a well-priced buy by some customers.

Reputation Score
3.6
★★★★☆
210 ratings
5★
38%
4★
26%
3★
15%
2★
4%
1★
17%

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The Good Stuff

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Lebanese range

Reviews highlight Lebanese products that are difficult to find elsewhere, including produce and yerba mate.

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Bakery picks

Spinach fatayer, cheese fatayer, meat fatayer and pizza are praised as tasty and reasonably priced.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check dates. Inspect expiry dates and packaging before buying, especially after reports of an expired pomegranate and insects in pasta.

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Shop in person. For time-sensitive grocery runs, consider visiting rather than relying on delivery; one reviewer said it was better to walk in.

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Practical details

Street # 25B
Al Barsha First - Al Barsha, Dubai
Mon12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Tue12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Wed12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Thu12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Fri12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sat12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sun12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
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Common Concerns

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Storage concerns

A customer found insects in a pasta box, raising a specific concern about food storage and cupboard pests.

Produce quality

Reviews include complaints about poor vegetables, unavailable fresh fruit and an expired pomegranate.

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The Bottom Line

Lifco Supermarket Barsha is a compact grocery stop in Al Barsha for everyday essentials, Lebanese groceries and bakery items. Customers mention manakish, spinach fatayer and other savoury pastries, while Australian beef is singled out as a good-price purchase. It can work well for a quick in-person shop when you want a specific Lebanese product rather than a large hypermarket selection.

The bakery gets both praise and criticism. Some customers describe the manakish and cakes as fresh, but another found cheese manakish oily and saggy, while a separate review said a cheese-and-zaatar manakish tasted bitter and had to be thrown away. Produce is similarly inconsistent: positive reviews call the vegetables excellent, but others report poor fruit and vegetables or an expired pomegranate.

Check dates, packaging and prepared food before paying. Parking is reported as free for customers, although short-stop parking can be difficult. Delivery is the bigger practical risk.

Reviews describe waits from 50–60 minutes to more than three hours, along with missing items, substitutions and price disputes. For an urgent shop, walking in and checking your basket at checkout is safer than depending on delivery timing or unannounced changes.

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