Organic range
A large international selection covers organic groceries from many countries.
Barsha Heights
Organic Foods & Café in The Greens combines an organic supermarket with a café. Shoppers can browse international organic goods, while the café serves healthy meals such as weight-priced salads and grilled salmon, with vegan and gluten-free choices mentioned by customers.
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A large international selection covers organic groceries from many countries.
The fresh pork selection includes South African boerewors and biltong, and one customer rated it better than Spinneys.
The café serves fresh, healthy food including salads, grilled salmon, roast chicken and grilled vegetables.
The vegan pizza is a clear customer favourite, with a Tuesday promotion also mentioned.
The café lets you choose from the counter and pay by the weight of your plate.
Refill stations are available for cleaning products and other household items.
Check offers. Plan larger grocery shops around the every-third-Sunday 20% discount mentioned by a customer.
Try Tuesday. If you want the vegan pizza, Tuesday is worth checking because a pizza offer was specifically mentioned.
Weigh lunch. For lunch, choose from the counter and expect the bill to follow the weight of your plate.
Inspect produce. Check fresh produce and packaged foods before leaving, given reports of thrips, mold and rotten deliveries.
Allow time. For café visits, allow extra time at busy periods; one customer waited over an hour for pizza.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
The bakery carries gluten-free products for shoppers avoiding gluten.
The café weighs food selected from the counter and charges by the gram.
A regular customer particularly enjoys the Saturday breakfast special and its pancake.
Several customers reported late, missing or undelivered online orders, including a Noon order marked delivered after 2.5 hours.
Reviews report moldy walnuts, rotten delivered food and live thrips found in produce, so inspect perishables carefully.
Some products cost notably more than at mainstream supermarkets; a small castor oil bottle was cited as 46 AED versus 16 at Choithrams.
Café service is inconsistent: reviews describe long waits, incorrect coffee presentation and takeaway boxes used for dine-in.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
cafe brunch
“Well the supermarket is actually not that bad, but I tried out the cafe brunch from 8am to 11am for AED39 and it was horrible”Google review · September 2019
The Bottom Line
Organic Foods & Café in The Greens is both a supermarket and a café, making it useful when you want to shop for organic groceries and eat in the same stop. The strongest draw is the breadth: customers mention imported organic goods, fresh pork, vegan products and gluten-free bakery items. The pork counter also carries South African boerewors and biltong.
The café keeps things fairly casual. You can build a plate from the counter and pay by weight, with salads, grilled salmon, roast chicken, vegetables and pasta among the choices mentioned. Breakfast has its own following, especially the Saturday special, while the vegan pizza and its Tuesday offer are worth checking.
Refill options for cleaning products add a practical sustainability angle. Prices are not consistently budget-friendly. One customer paid 46 AED for a small bottle of castor oil, compared with 16 at Choithrams, so selective shopping makes sense.
The bigger caution is quality control and fulfilment: reviews describe moldy nuts, rotten food, pests in produce, unclear organic labelling, missing deliveries and delayed refunds. If ordering online, verify the order carefully; for an in-person visit, inspect perishables and read labels. Café service also varies, and parking has been described as difficult at this branch.