Bur Dubai Souk is a food market in Bur Dubai, Dubai.
Editorially verified September 26, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Try the fresh sugarcane juice, cut and pressed to order at a stall near the abra station.
Private tour · 3 hours
Embark on a personalized culinary adventure in Dubai with a local guide. Explore the markets of Deira and indulge in authentic Emirati dishes like Machboos and Harees ...
Day trip · 9 hours
Complete your trip to Dubai with a full-day tour of Al Ain City. Explore the palace, fortress, camel market, hot springs, and more in this traditional city with our Gr...
Guided tour · 2 - 2.5 hours
Visit Old Dubai and Souks on an authentic small-group multi-award-winning guided tour. Visit the Souks markets, learn how to avoid tourist traps, cross the river on an...
Address: Dubai Creek, Bur Dubai, Dubai
Global Village turns some 30 country pavilions into a winter long food ground, from Turkish kebabs to Filipino skewers, on the edge of Dubai off the E311.
TipFood carts inside each pavilion tend to be cheaper than the sit down restaurants nearby.
Waterfront Market replaced the old Deira Fish Market in 2017, putting fish, meat, produce and a dry goods and spice hall under one roof by the sea in Deira.
TipCome early: boats still unload their catch at dawn, and the market's restaurants will cook what you buy.
Deira Spice Souk lines covered lanes with sacks of saffron, cinnamon and dried limes, stocked by dhow from India, Pakistan and Iran, by the creek.
TipBargain gently on saffron and always ask for a small taste before buying a bag.
Al Aweer Central Fruit and Vegetable Market is Dubai's central produce market in Ras Al Khor, trading fruit and vegetables for wholesale and retail buyers.
TipRetail shoppers can buy by the box; the busiest trading is early morning.
Ripe Market fills Dubai Police Academy Park with UAE farmers, homegrown brands and food trucks each winter weekend, opening its 15th season on 10 October.
TipArrive near opening at 9am for the freshest produce before the midday crowd builds.
Alserkal Avenue's Farmers' Market gathers organic growers and home bakers along the Main Lane every Saturday morning in Al Quoz's art district in Dubai.
TipThe lineup changes weekly, so a favourite bakery one Saturday might be a honey seller the next.
