Zam Zam Supermarket

This 5 stars is for the bakery at Zamzam bakery. It was my first time ordering the pies from there. It’s so delicious and worth the drive since I don’t live close by. The person who was taking my order is very respectful and made sure to give mine on time even tho I didn’t place it ahead of time. Highly recommended

Looks empty at first. I think it is because of huge area they have. Good prices on halal meat. Groceries are fine too. They have okay veggies. Small prayer area if you are traveling and need a place to do your salah.

If you’re looking to buy moldy fruit, rotten vegetables, and expired candy—Zam Zam Supermarket is the place for you! It’s like they specialize in selling garbage. I don’t know what’s worse: the disgusting smell from the produce section or the fact that they still stock expired food on the shelves. This place is a health hazard, not a grocery store. Stay far away.

That grease trap smell as soon as you walk in, YUCK! The bakery inside is the only reason we went here. Couldn't wait to get out of here. That smell was enough to give me PTSD 😀 Slow understaffed service, limited selection but some unique items in the tea aisle.

Environment looked sad, not much selection, almost fully empty. Store probably would work better in a smaller space. Everything looked like it was highly processed and just waiting for it to expire. Staff was nice but the store didn’t really look in good condition.

Most of the stuff is expired , I bought chicken last week and my sister bought chicken wing yesterday it smelled very nasty . The smell was all over like stinky fish we throwed it away never going back there .

I love this place. I usually grab lunch but occasionally I shop the market. The lunch counter doesn't start serving until 12:30 so don't take an early lunch to go. The lunch variety has a very nice selection.

Very nice place, friendly environment cashier very nice

Good selection of spices, halal meats, and fresh produce. Other helpful vendors located inside as well.

Great mediterranean grocery market, very reasonable pricing on spices and food. We always Shop here for our restaurant (Yummy Mummy) whenever we're in Dallas. We get enough stock of sumac and molasses for our menu items. The reason I'm giving them 3 instead of 5 stars is because the place stinks and dirty. A huge place like this shouldn't be less clean and tidy as a target or Walmart neighborhood place. I hope the manager or the owner read this and take some actions and hopefully on my next visit to dallas I see the change and upgrade this awesome place to 5 stars.

There is never enough products there. All the shelfs are empty. You would think that store is closing down and they are doing their final sales. It's waste of gas to go there.

This place has really gone downhill. It's dirty and it smells awful! Triple check every food product. A lot of it is expired. The produce is mostly rotten. The only thing I come here for is their pita bread. The restaurant inside used to be decent. Now it's lacking and the food doesn't taste good at all.

It was Madame's birthday and I wanted to do a nice middle Eastern dinner. Yes, we could have gone out, but really we just wanted to sit at home on the deck, with middle eastern food (one of her favorites) and a nice bottle of wine. But where to buy the stuff I wanted? Zitunas had closed, Andre's is dull and a long way away. I remembered a local grocery store from years ago. The Kasbah. Sadly that is now just a restaurant. But they told me about Zam Zam. It's kind of funky. The shelves aren't brimming with stuff, but what they have seems to be pretty good. I found labne, nabulsi cheese, fava beans for foul moudamas, za'atar, radishes, taramasalata, tahini. So I had what I needed . This isn't your average Whole Foods or Central market. It is a pretty basic Palestinian (mostly) food store with great prices and lovely people.

I like this place for the simple fact they sell Bulgarian feta and kashkaval. They have a lot of other foods I grew up eating as a kid in Bulgaria. Prices are reasonable and they have a small kitchen that serves food at cheap prices. One downside is their fruits and vegetables don't last as long but that's probably because they're true organic.

Mediterranean store with South Asian groceries with Meat section - Beef, chicken and goat meat - reasonable priced for Dallas metro area. Store also has Mediterranean /Arab/ South Asian café - they serve Chicken biryani - Beef, chicken and goat curry. Their chicken tikka is good. few times a week they serve half Mediterranean style baked chicken for $4.99 - prices are good

I've been coming to ZamZam for about 3 years now. It has changed a lot, in a good way. the shelves are stocked up. New products. Even the food from the cafe has gotten better. If they keep up with the improvements, it would definitely be a 5 star international food supermarket.

Mansaf is the best in town , very good food , tasty Checkin wings and I was told its under new management .