2 reviews

Ebadi Grocery

Name: Ebadi Grocery
Address: Ajman, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3

Ajman

CF4Q+GFP - Al Jerf 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates

Grocery store Local history museum Tourist attraction

Service Options In-store shopping

+971 6 731 6777

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About

Ebadi Grocery is a grocery store, local history museum and tourist attraction located in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.00 out of 5 stars based on 2 reviews. The street address of this business is CF4Q+GFP - Al Jerf 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates. Ebadi Grocery is open seven days a week from 09:30am to 06:00pm.

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Where Ebadi Grocery is located at?: Ebadi Grocery is located at CF4Q+GFP - Al Jerf 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Ebadi Grocery?: The contact number of Ebadi Grocery is +971 6 731 6777

Reviews

1 Ahmed Alkilani 24 months ago

He don't have goods !

5 مانع الجسمي 37 months ago

سريع ومحترم

5 San B 24 months ago

Fabulous.....I loved it. Good insight into dreadful living conditions and general squalor of the late 1800's London in the East End....and no doubt elsewhere throughout London.
Pat who was on the desk was very pleasant and welcomed her visitors to the museum enthusiastically. I heard other visitors thank her for telephone directions etc.
Thank you Pat. I'll be back next year for another visit. I recommend a visit to the Museum.

5 Mark Clayton 24 months ago

The only place in London dedicated to Jack the ripper and his poor victims .spaced out over several floors.with recreated scenes of the period .including a scene of the crime.police Station. Bedroom and mortuary. Very well put together. Complete with a little shop to.and the lady who served me today was lovely.very friendly.welcoming and had a great knowledge of the JR story. So a big thank you to her.please go along and support this. History is sometimes not nice.but places like this are vital. So we can get a first hand view of our past.And if you think you know what suffering is. Then just go along and see how these poor people used to live. Thats suffering. Please support. Thank you.

4 Meg 24 months ago

I think it was really interesting. Definitely not something that everyone will do when touring London. It was very quiet and I do think that it was a bit small however if you had a good look around you could definitely make the most of it. The staff member was really nice and friendly too.

5 Dan Boyle 16 months ago

I cycle past this everyday I go to work and very rarely did I play much attention until I looked up and saw the blue plaques. This museum is set over 4 floors and a basement in a Victorian House and it is such a quaint place to visit. It took about 90 minutes to look at everything and read all the information but I do know some people did it is less than an hour. OK, you can do this is less than an hour but I don't think you would truly appreciate what you are looking at. There are some original exhibits here along with photographs of the victims (before and after), the prime suspects and those involved with the investigation.

Because the museum is an an old house, it creates for of an atmosphere and one of the victims lived here too which adds to the Ripper mystery.

I think you could just do one visit here and if you want to spend a couple of hours doing something interesting at a cheap price, then why not come here (it's about s 10 minute walk from Fenchurch Street and Tower Hill).

3 Rick Guttery 13 months ago

It was "okay" museum if you're into Jack The Ripper but you can find better and more detail information online. It is more of a visual person for new ripperologist.

5 Rithvik Reddy 15 months ago

Enjoyed this museum and the walking tour associated with it. The museum is easy to find and is setup in a 5 floor thin Victorian building. The guided walking tour started at the Tower station which is a short 10 minute walk from the museum. The tour was led by Sam who was passionate and very knowledgeable on the subject. Throughly enjoyed the tour.

5 Jessica Gleason 15 months ago

The museum is tucked away and small, but they've used the space well. It's interesting and informative. It felt similar to how the Sherlock Museum is put together. If you're a Ripper enthusiasm, check it out when you're in Whitechapel.

5 Andrew spark 18 months ago

Really enjoyed the time here. Spent about an hour looking around at the various exhibits over the 4 floors.
Great place to visit if this is something you're interested in

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Business Hours

Sunday	07:00am - 12:00am
Monday	07:00am - 12:00am
Tuesday	07:00am - 12:00am
Wednesday	07:00am - 12:00am
Thursday	07:00am - 12:00am
Friday	07:00am - 12:00am
Saturday	07:00am - 12:00am
Monday	09:30am - 06:00pm
Tuesday	09:30am - 06:00pm
Wednesday	09:30am - 06:00pm
Thursday	09:30am - 06:00pm
Friday	09:30am - 06:00pm
Saturday	09:30am - 06:00pm
Sunday	09:30am - 06:00pm