Gluten-free range
The shop has an unusually broad gluten-free selection, including breads, pasta, pizza, brownies and cookies.
Organic Foods & Café (Mirdif)
Mirdif
Organic Foods & Café is an organic supermarket in Mirdif, with a strong focus on specialist groceries and ethical beauty products. Shoppers come for its unusually broad gluten-free range, including breads, pasta, pizza, brownies and cookies, as well as organic staples and healthier alternatives.
Reputation Score
4.2
★★★★☆
232 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Organic variety
Reviews describe a diverse selection of organic, vegan, low-carb and other health-focused groceries, including products not easily found elsewhere.
Refill stations
The branch has refill stations for lentils and cleaning liquids, useful if you want to reduce packaging while stocking up.
Deals
Customers mention recurring discounts, including 20% offers and a 25% discount on selected Organic Larder products.
Fresh delivery
One customer reported fresh fruit and vegetables and same-day delivery, showing that online service can work well when orders arrive correctly.
Easy parking
The small mall location is described as organised, with easy parking and a quieter setting than a busy shopping centre.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check delivery. For online orders, confirm every item on arrival; reviews report missing goods, wrong boxes and melted frozen items.
Shop discounts. Time a larger shop around the recurring 20% sale, usually reported for the third weekend of each month.
Check stock. If travelling from outside the area, call ahead to confirm that the products you want are available.
Allow space. Expect a compact shop; avoid busy trolley traffic where possible, as the narrow aisles can become obstructed.
Confirm hours. Check the branch’s current opening hours before an early or late visit, especially during Ramadan or near closing time.
Inspect prices. Review shelf labels and your receipt carefully: customers have reported discounted items being charged at full price.
Plan the visit
Practical details
35 71st St
Mirdif, Dubai
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Organic chipotle chicken sausage
The organic chipotle chicken sausage received a specific positive mention, alongside a discount.
Vegan brownie
The vegan brownie is singled out as a bakery speciality and a particularly enjoyable item.
Coconut loaf
The coconut loaf is flourless and made without refined sugar, though the review notes it contains eggs and possibly butter.
Common Concerns
Delivery problems
Several reviews report late, incomplete or incorrect deliveries; one order scheduled for 10am–1pm arrived partly at 4pm with missing items.
Poor assistance
Staff service is inconsistent, with repeated reports of indifferent or rude interactions and limited help in the shop.
Early closing
Customers have been refused entry before the listed 10pm closing time, including at around 9:40pm.
Small layout
The Mirdif branch is smaller than other locations, with narrow passages that can become crowded with trolleys.
Stock gaps
Some shoppers report missing products and a reduced selection of established organic brands, including wild rice.
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The Bottom Line
Organic Foods & Café in Mirdif is a compact specialist supermarket for organic groceries, healthier ingredients and ethical beauty products. Its clearest strength is the gluten-free range: one shopper found breads, pasta, pizza, brownies and cookies, while other reviews mention vegan and low-carb foods, specialist dairy items, organic baby food and distinctive deli products. The shop also has practical extras.
Refill stations cover lentils and cleaning liquids, and the small mall location is described as organised with easy parking. There is no café, fresh-meals station or butchery at this branch, so treat it as a grocery stop rather than a place to sit or pick up prepared food. The store can feel cramped when trolleys gather in the narrow aisles.
Prices are a mixed point. Some customers find individual items reasonable, but others describe the overall bill as high; recurring sales, including a reported 20% promotion around the third weekend of the month, can make a noticeable difference. Check shelf labels and your receipt, as one review says discounted items were charged at full price.
Online ordering needs more caution. Reviews describe late, incomplete or incorrect deliveries and melted frozen goods, although another customer reported fresh produce and same-day delivery. Calling ahead about stock and checking current opening hours are sensible, particularly near closing time or during Ramadan.