Fresh produce
One regular found the vegetable section fresh, varied and well stocked.
Union Coop Hessa Street
Al Barsha
Union Coop Hessa Street is a spacious hypermarket in Al Barsha for everyday groceries and household shopping. Reviews especially highlight its fresh produce, quiet layout and bakery favourites such as cheese pizza and cheese manakish.
Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
1,105 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Quiet shopping
The branch is often described as spacious and uncrowded, making browsing more relaxed.
Bakery favourites
The bakery’s cheese pizza and cheese manakish receive a specific recommendation for their preparation and taste.
Late-night access
The branch is open 24 hours and was reported to be especially empty, clean and organised late at night.
Underground parking
Reviews mention plentiful parking, with basement spaces keeping cars cool during hot weather.
Broad selection
Shoppers report finding international and local brands alongside groceries and household essentials.
Member discounts
The Tamayaz card is mentioned as a way to access member discounts and offers.
Tips for a Better Visit
Try late nights. Late-night shopping may be quieter, but check staffing expectations: one 2:40am visit had only one employee serving the whole market.
Use the basement. Choose basement parking during daytime; one shopper found it emptier and useful for keeping the car cool.
Check receipts. Compare shelf labels with the bill before leaving, as customers reported different prices at the cashier.
Bring Tamayaz. Use a Tamayaz card for member discounts and check the app for additional promotions.
Get a trolley. Pick up your trolley on the ground floor before going upstairs; otherwise you may need to return for one.
Check meat stock. If meat is central to your shop, check availability first because one regular said fresh meat is not always available.
Plan the visit
Practical details
107 Hessa St
Al Barsha Third - Al Barsha, 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
French bakery
A review mentions the French bakery as a place for coffee and pastries.
Al Ansari exchange
The hypermarket includes an Al Ansari exchange branch according to one review.
Common Concerns
Staff shortages
Several visits involved long waits because too few staff or cashiers were working, including a 30–40 minute late-night wait.
Freshness concerns
One review reported eggs that were at least three weeks old, unpleasant smells near meat and eggs, and poor fruit and vegetable quality.
Checkout queues
Cashier availability has sometimes been poor, with one review describing only one open counter and a long payment queue.
Price mismatches
Two reviews say shelf prices did not match the amounts charged at checkout, so bills deserve a careful check.
Parking cleanliness
A customer reported animal waste across the parking area and a strong smell.
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The Bottom Line
Union Coop Hessa Street is a spacious hypermarket in Al Barsha with groceries, household shopping and a bakery section. The strongest review themes are fresh vegetables, a broad product range and a calmer, less crowded layout than many larger branches. Bakery customers specifically mention cheese pizza and cheese manakish, while other reviews point to international and local brands and everyday essentials under one roof.
Parking is a real convenience: shoppers describe plentiful spaces, including a cooler underground option, and late-night visits can feel notably empty, clean and organised. The branch is open 24 hours, though that does not always mean fast service. Several customers found too few staff on duty, with long waits at the butcher, produce weighing point and checkout; one overnight shopper reported a 30–40 minute delay.
Quality and service are less consistent. Some customers praise fresh, well-displayed produce and helpful staff, while another reported three-week-old eggs, bad smells near the meat and egg area, and poor fruit and vegetable quality. Check shelf prices against your receipt, collect a trolley downstairs before going up, and use a Tamayaz card or the app for discounts.