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Juffair Mall

  • SpecialtyNeighbourhood mall with supermarket and everyday shops
  • HoursTypically 10:00-22:00 daily, Thursday and Friday to 24:00 (undated listings; verify on the mall website)
  • PriceBudget to mid-range; entry free

Juffair Mall is a neighbourhood shopping centre on Road 2421 in Juffair, a densely built residential and hotel district on the eastern side of Manama. Its character is practical rather than touristic: the anchor is a supermarket, surrounded by everyday shops selling clothing, mobile phones, cosmetics, stationery and household items, along with small cafes and restaurants.

Juffair Mall is a neighbourhood shopping centre on Road 2421 in Juffair, a densely built residential and hotel district on the eastern side of Manama. Its character is practical rather than touristic: the anchor is a supermarket, surrounded by everyday shops selling clothing, mobile phones, cosmetics, stationery and household items, along with small cafes and restaurants. This makes it different from the capital's larger destination malls such as Seef Mall or City Centre, and it serves residents, hotel guests and the large expatriate community in Juffair. Brands are a mixture of regional chains and independent shops, prices are budget to mid-range, and goods are fixed price. Traditional crafts and souvenirs are not a speciality, so visitors seeking pearls, spices or textiles should go to Manama Souq instead. Bargaining is unusual, though small independent shops may offer a modest discount on phones or accessories if asked politely. Cards and cash in Bahraini dinar are both accepted, with the supermarket taking cards at checkout. Bahrain applies value-added tax on goods, and a tourist refund should not be assumed. The atmosphere is relaxed and local, with steady foot traffic through the day and busier evenings, particularly on Thursday and Friday. Food options include small cafes, bakeries and restaurants in the mall, and the surrounding Juffair streets are known for a wide choice of Arabic, Indian, Filipino and international eateries. The supermarket is a convenient place to buy bottled water, snacks, dates and sweets at supermarket prices. Parking is available nearby. Hours are typically 10:00 to 22:00, with later closing on Thursday and Friday according to undated listings, so visitors should verify before travelling.

Practical information for Juffair Mall · Last updated September 2026
Hours Typically 10:00-22:00 daily, Thursday and Friday to 24:00 (undated listings; verify on the mall website)
Price Budget to mid-range; entry free
Address Juffair Mall, Road 2421, Juffair, Manama, Bahrain

Location

Juffair Mall, Road 2421, Juffair, Manama, Bahrain

26.2178, 50.6077 View on map

Highlights

  • Use the supermarket for groceries, dates and sweets at everyday prices
  • Browse budget-to-mid-range clothing, phones and household goods
  • Sample the many restaurants and cafes in surrounding Juffair streets
  • Shop close to Juffair hotels without travelling to larger malls

Tips for visiting

  • Visit in the evening when the neighbourhood is at its liveliest
  • Ask politely for small discounts on phones and accessories at independent shops
  • Buy water and snacks at the supermarket rather than hotel minibars
  • Carry cards and a little cash in Bahraini dinar
  • Verify hours first, as listings are undated

When to visit

Evenings are livelier and cooler for the walk between shops, while weekday mornings are quietest.

Accessibility

The mall is a modern building with lifts or ramps and generally level floors, though some smaller shops may have narrow aisles.

Frequently asked questions

What is Juffair Mall best for?

It is best for everyday shopping, groceries, phones and household items rather than luxury goods or souvenirs.

Where is it?

It is on Road 2421 in the Juffair district on the eastern side of Manama.

Can visitors bargain?

Prices are mostly fixed, though independent shops may give small discounts if asked politely.

Are there places to eat?

Yes, small cafes and restaurants operate in the mall, with more in surrounding Juffair streets.