Daily essentials
Most everyday grocery and household needs are covered, making this a practical local shop despite its smaller footprint.
Union Coop Al Mamzar
Deira
Union Coop Al Mamzar is a compact hypermarket in Deira, useful for everyday groceries and household basics near Mamzar beach. Reviews also mention an in-store cafeteria serving karak and sandwiches, making it handy for a quick shop or beach-day refreshment stop.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
395 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Fresh vegetables
One reviewer specifically found the vegetables consistently fresh and the shop more affordable than other known stores.
Beach access
Its location near Mamzar beach makes it convenient for picking up food, drinks and snacks before or after the beach.
On-site parking
Several reviews mention parking, including one describing a large parking area available at the store.
Karak cafeteria
The small cafeteria inside is noted for good karak, giving shoppers a quick drink option without leaving the branch.
Affordable shopping
Customers describe the store as more affordable than other well-known shops, including for food and laundry soap.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check hours. Confirm the closing time before a late visit; one review says the doors closed at 1:50am despite a 2am listing.
Verify offers. Check the shelf price and the offer at checkout, since a customer reported different prices and a mistaken promotion.
Bring a bag. Take a reusable shopping bag if possible: a review says plastic bags cost 25 fils each.
Check cafeteria orders. Before leaving the cafeteria, check that the order matches what you paid for; one beef-burger order arrived as chicken and egg.
Allow parking time. Parking is often described positively, but one reviewer says it can be difficult at times, so allow a little extra time during busy visits.
Plan the visit
Practical details
68 Al Khaleej St
Al Hamriya Port, Dubai
| Mon | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Sandwiches
A customer says the cafe inside serves sandwiches they consider the best.
Beef burger and curled potatoes
This was an ordered cafeteria meal, though the customer reported receiving a different burger and potatoes.
Common Concerns
Limited range
This is a smaller branch, so it may not carry everything; one reviewer could not find Galaxy Ripple chocolate.
Order mix-up
A cafeteria customer ordered a beef burger and curled potatoes but received a chicken-and-egg burger with ordinary potatoes instead.
Price mismatch
A reviewer found different shelf and offer prices and described the manager and staff as rude and abrupt.
Payment handling
A card payment that had gone through was initially treated as declined, leading to an unnecessary dispute with the customer.
Closing discrepancy
One customer found the branch closed at 1:50am even though the posted closing time was 2am.
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The Bottom Line
Union Coop Al Mamzar is a smaller local hypermarket in Deira that works well for routine grocery runs, especially if you are near Mamzar beach. Reviews mention eggs, bread, milk and yoghurt, along with household items, fresh vegetables and laundry soap. It is the sort of branch people use for immediate needs rather than a major stock-up, although one reviewer said it is bigger inside than it looks.
The in-store cafeteria adds a useful extra stop. Customers mention good karak and sandwiches, while another review describes a disappointing order mix-up involving a beef burger and curled potatoes. That makes it worth checking the contents before leaving the counter.
The store is also repeatedly described as peaceful, well organised and convenient for beach-area food and snacks. Prices are generally viewed as affordable, but check shelf offers carefully: one customer found a mismatch between the displayed price and the offer. Plastic bags were reported at 25 fils each, so bringing your own bag is useful.
Parking is often praised and one review calls it big, though another says it can be difficult at times. Late-night visitors should confirm hours, as a customer found the doors closed at 1:50am despite a 2am listing.