8 reviews

Al Amin Grocery

Name: Al Amin Grocery
Address: Ajman, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3.5

Ajman

9CWM+32G - Al Rashidiya 3 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates

Grocery store Church

Service Options In-store shopping Delivery

+971 6 747 9194

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Al Amin Grocery is a grocery store and church located in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.50 out of 5 stars based on 8 reviews. The street address of this business is 9CWM+32G - Al Rashidiya 3 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates. Al Amin Grocery is open seven days a week 24 hours a day.

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Where Al Amin Grocery is located at?: Al Amin Grocery is located at 9CWM+32G - Al Rashidiya 3 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Al Amin Grocery?: The contact number of Al Amin Grocery is +971 6 747 9194

Reviews

1 Bradley McCarthy 16 months ago

Don't shop from that place, absolutely unprofessional and disrespectful while shopping in person they'll charge you a certain price but in delivery they'll charge you an other amount it's an absolute scam , for delivery 3 times they accept my order and after letting me waiting for more then 1 hour they stopped answering my calls and my messages, honestly after careful consideration I prefer to shop from their neighbors, mostly professionals they'll deliver your on time and their prices are fixed

1 Usman Shahid 17 months ago

Not good at all. Three times they didnt deliver and didnt pick up the phone. Most reviews seems fake.

5 Okechukwu Christian 22 months ago

Very fast and reliable

5 Peter Freeman 39 months ago

At a crazy time in a seemingly crazy world, it is still possible to escape to beautiful, serene places, and there can be few better than here. Even on overcast days, the beauty and tranquility are restorative and rehabilitative. The Church is lovingly tended and usually open. Some thoughtful souls have made tea and coffee available for visitors to make, and books to pick and read. Yesterday, the leaves were beginning to turn and the first hints of autumn were in the air. I like to imagine that the Church and surroundings inspired JL Carr to write ‘A month in the Country’, although I have no evidence; however, he lived relatively nearby for a time and loved the area.
It is a place to go alone or with loved ones. You can’t help but come away feeling better. Please respect it and leave it as tidy and peaceful as you find it. Thank you to those who maintain the Church and its facilities: you are the best of people and much appreciated.

5 Mike Shield Protectus 75 months ago

Walked there today from the Lion Inn. Rained all day, soaked to the skin. What a surprise to find an oasis of generosity, a perfect restbite. Something very rare today, a facility based upon trust. Very well organised and everything you need. Well done

4 Helen Callow 51 months ago

Church was open and there were some friendly touches. Some Bible verses visible would have been great

5 Peter Nash 63 months ago

Cycled from Helmsley when the heavens opened as we approached. The perfect shelter for our lunch stop and a warming cup of tea. Great to see Christianity in action. Happy to make a donation to keep this wonderful place alive.

5 Robert Lamb 27 months ago

Really lovely church in breath taking scenery so peaceful tea and coffee making facilities there.
Charming highly recommended

4 Martin 39 months ago

Quiet church with lovely views. I nice place to stop on a hike or bike ride as there are a couple of public benches

5 Ian Thomas 63 months ago

Called in on a drive around charming little church and there is coffee and tea on offer beautiful scenery quintessential english countryside and church well worth a visit

5 Peter Renfrew 75 months ago

So quiet and spiritual

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