4 reviews

ARD AL SALAM BAKERY

Name: ARD AL SALAM BAKERY
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3.8

Dubai

17 2b St - Al Quoz - Al Quoz Industrial Area 4 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Bakery Hiking area

Service Options Takeaway Delivery

+971 50 757 4883

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ARD AL SALAM BAKERY is a bakery and hiking area located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.80 out of 5 stars based on 4 reviews. The street address of this business is 17 2b St - Al Quoz - Al Quoz Industrial Area 4 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. ARD AL SALAM BAKERY is open seven days a week from 07:00am to 12:00am.

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Where ARD AL SALAM BAKERY is located at?: ARD AL SALAM BAKERY is located at 17 2b St - Al Quoz - Al Quoz Industrial Area 4 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of ARD AL SALAM BAKERY?: The contact number of ARD AL SALAM BAKERY is +971 50 757 4883

Reviews

5 Navdeep Singh 63 months ago

Good quality and soft

5 sufyan ahmed 27 months ago

Chap is cooolllll

1 ammar lok 39 months ago

Tasteless rotis

5 Moya Scott 27 months ago

Wow, I've never walked along this cycle path and boy i wasn't disappointed. I should of done it years ago. It have everything. Great flat roads for cycling, apart from 2 dips. Children play park. Great gardens on one side of the path and wild on the other side. Theres a woodland walk and so many paths to explore. I followed the river and I was amazed at what I found. Spotted a heron ???? my first, mother duck with her duckling, lambs and some bright yellow dippers. Plenty of bird songs. A great peace walk with plenty of seats and picnic tables. Even free parking. I was well impressed, would recommend it if you wanting a walk nearer to home. Even thank you cycling sign and no dog doo.

5 Dominic Allington-Smith 18 months ago

This is the old Lanchester branch railway line which has been converted into a multi-use path, suitable for pedestrians, cyclists and equestrians, since its decommissioning. It runs from approximately 12 miles from Broompark picnic area in the east, on the outskirts of Durham city (where it also joins up with similar paths leading to Crook and Bishop Auckland), to Lydgett's Junction, close to Consett, in the west (with similar access to the Waskerley Way and Derwent Valley paths). The links to other paths are particularly convenient for cyclists, who can traverse much of County Durham in this way.

The track is broad and impossible to lose. It is relatively flat, except for a few places where the original railway bridges were removed, necessitating inclines to and from the roads that it crosses. The surface is a mixture of gravel and dirt and is passable in all weathers, although it is tricky when puddles form and freeze in below-zero winter weather.

The path passes through, or very close to, the villages of Bearpark, Langley Park and Lanchester (east-to-west). Other points of interest include on or near the line include the ruins of Beaurepaire Priory, Diggerland, Malton picnic area and nature reserve, and the Hownsgill viaduct. The terrain is a pleasant mixture of farmland and woodland. Recommended cafés en route are Aldin Grange, Café Montealbano in Langley Park, Serendipity Café and the Gallery Coffee Shop in Lanchester, Knitsley Farm Shop, and Hownsgill Farm Tearooms.

Dedicated car parks are provided at periodic intervals along the path, and it is also served by the local 15 bus route, which follows the roughly-parallel A691 road.

5 Irina (IP) 27 months ago

Flat stretch between Durham and Lanchester is 15km long. Perfect for cycling, running, walking. Not so great for walking a dog, in my view, because of the cyclists and not much other entertainment for a dog.
Great views, especially in autumn colours.
There is a cafe working 7/7 closer to Durham, just on the side of the track. You can probably find shops/cafes close by if you cycle of the path on the whole stretch. Many children's playgrounds are visible from the path. I like carved wooden benches near Lanchester to take a break and eat an apple if you take your kids cycling with you. This track is perfect for your family, very easy with practically no elevation change.

5 Roadrage Monkey 39 months ago

Easy walk in the countryside along what used to be a railway line. Stunning views in the right weather conditions.

5 Tigga 17 months ago

A absolute beautiful place for a walk picnics or just a bit of peace and quiet

5 Paunelius MacDonald 51 months ago

Love this trail, for walking, running or cycling. It's beautiful from end to end.

4 Marianne Bailey 27 months ago

There's a few bike riders, very busy at school times, some rough walking areas as nature intended and in some places a picnic table

5 John Glendinning 27 months ago

12 mile old railway line route between Consett and Durham. Excellent cycling route, not busy, links to other routes.

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Business Hours

Friday	07:00am - 12:00am
Saturday	07:00am - 12:00am
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