Fresh selection
The produce range is a major draw, with shoppers highlighting the variety of vegetables and fruits.
Organic Foods & Café
Al Quoz
Organic Foods & Café is an independent organic supermarket and café in Al Quoz, with fresh groceries, ethical beauty items and a sit-down menu. Reviews make it especially useful for organic produce and family staples, while the café adds options such as vegan meals, coffee and Chia Seeds Coated Salmon.
Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
2,348 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Quality staples
One regular shopper specifically returns for the quality and freshness of fish, eggs and poultry.
Family range
The store carries reduced- or no-sugar baby food alongside toothpaste, detergents, vitamins and sun protection.
Dietary choice
The café menu includes vegan and gluten-free options, making it easier to eat alongside a grocery shop.
Helpful assistance
Staff can be attentive and useful when approached, including at checkout or when locating an item.
Family-friendly
Smaller shopping carts and fruit and cookie samples give children something practical to do while adults shop.
Tips for a Better Visit
Watch promotions. If prices concern you, time a shop around the store’s 20% promotions; one reviewer says the regular pricing is very high.
Go Friday. Friday may be the easier day for parking if you want to avoid the busy Al Qouz area.
Ask for help. Staff may be busy, but reviews say they are generally attentive when you directly ask for help finding an item or at checkout.
Compare produce. Check local produce before choosing imported fruit: a review found local sweet melons far cheaper than imported watermelons.
Check sushi rice. If you avoid added sugar, ask about the sushi rice before ordering, as one reviewer specifically noticed sugar in it.
Check deliveries. Inspect chilled and packaged items promptly after delivery, since reviews describe missing cold items and damaged products.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Sheikh Zayed Road - next to Oasis Centre
Al Qouz First - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 7:45 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 7:45 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 7:45 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 7:45 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 7:45 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 7:45 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 7:45 AM – 10:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Chia Seeds Coated Salmon
This salmon dish was described as a summer-menu highlight, served with beetroot, lentil, kale and a wasabi tamari lime infusion.
Roiboos Lemonade
A tangy cold drink mentioned alongside the Beetroot Glow Juice as a refreshing café choice.
Bulletproof coffee
The café’s version uses organic coffee beans, grass-fed butter and coconut oil, according to one review.
Long Breakfast offer
A reviewer called this café breakfast deal a standout, while another described a Friday set brunch as all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink.
Green smoothie
The green smoothie was mentioned with a turmeric latte as a tasty post-shopping café combination.
Organic pizza
One café review praised its thin, crispy crust and fresh, flavorful toppings.
Common Concerns
High prices
Several reviews describe the groceries as expensive compared with other organic shops, especially imported produce.
Order problems
Online orders have reportedly arrived with missing items, including chilled products left for later delivery.
Checkout gaps
Shoppers have sometimes been given damaged cardboard boxes instead of proper bags, and seafood leakage bags were not offered.
Slow café service
One café visit involved waiting for menus and an order, with a pizza left on the counter until it was no longer hot.
Quality complaints
Reviews report problems including spoiled baby purée, insects in packaged pasta and rotten or mouldy online produce.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
about 10 AED/Kg
Local sweet melons
“The vegetables and fruits are of good quality there, but again expensive! Luckily, they started to have local produce and the prices are much lower than imported ones: “Local sweet melons were for about 10 AED/Kg”Google review · January 2024
a bit less than 50 AED/Kg
imported watermelons
“While imported water melons were for a bit less than 50 AED/Kg! The price of imported garlic is exaggerated 80 AED/Kg””Google review · January 2024
80 AED/Kg
imported garlic
“While imported water melons were for a bit less than 50 AED/Kg! The price of imported garlic is exaggerated 80 AED/Kg””Google review · January 2024
around 8 AED on sale per pack
organic packed broccoli
“The organic packed broccoli is affordable (around 8 AED on sale per pack)”Google review · January 2024
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The Bottom Line
Organic Foods & Café is an independent organic supermarket with a café in Al Quoz. You can shop for fresh produce, pantry goods and family staples, then sit down for salads, coffee or a cooked meal; vegan and gluten-free choices are part of the menu. The adjoining setup makes it handy for combining groceries with lunch.
The strongest draw is the breadth and quality shoppers describe. Reviews mention organic fruit and vegetables, fish, eggs, poultry, bakery goods and baby food with reduced or no sugar. The café gets specific praise for Chia Seeds Coated Salmon, organic pizza, smoothies and the Long Breakfast offer.
A calm atmosphere, kids’ carts and samples also make the store easier for family visits. Budget for premium-grocery pricing. One shopper found it expensive beside other organic shops, while another noted local sweet melons at about 10 AED/Kg versus imported watermelons at just under 50 AED/Kg.
Discount periods matter: reviews point to 20% promotions and a discount centre. Service is uneven. Staff are often helpful when asked, but café delays, missing online items, damaged packaging and checkout bag problems appear in the reviews.
For delivery, check chilled items promptly; for shopping, ask for assistance and compare local produce during promotions.