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The Grand Nad Al Sheba Gardens Opens on August 19 with Waitrose and More

Dubai’s new community mall launches its first phase on August 19, 2026, offering groceries, childcare and health services before expanding to restaurants and wellness brands in September.

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The Grand Nad Al Sheba Gardens Opens on August 19 with Waitrose and More
The Grand Nad Al Sheba Gardens opens on August 19, featuring Waitrose and other everyday services for Dubai residents. Photo by img1.creatium.ru
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  • 1The Grand Nad Al Sheba Gardens opens its first phase on August 19, 2026.
  • 2Waitrose & Partners anchors the launch as the first supermarket of its brand in Nad Al Sheba.
  • 3A second phase in September adds popular restaurants and health‑wellness services.

Dubai’s new community mall, The Grand Nad Al Sheba Gardens, opens on August 19, 2026, offering residents a one‑stop hub for groceries, childcare and health services.

Developed by Shamal Holding, the fully leased destination rolls out its first wave of tenants in a phased launch. The anchor, Waitrose & Partners, will be the first Waitrose supermarket in Nad Al Sheba, giving locals a premium grocery option close to home.

Other early‑opening brands include MMI, Heart Cottage Lane, Maple Bear Nursery, Al Jaber Optical and Fixperts. Together they cover everyday needs—from supermarket aisles and eye‑care to repair services and early‑years education.

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Phase One: Everyday Essentials Arrive

The initial lineup focuses on services residents use regularly. Waitrose brings a selection of fresh produce, prepared meals and imported products, reinforcing its reputation as a British supermarket brand that already serves several Dubai communities. Maple Bear Nursery adds a trusted early‑learning option, while Al Jaber Optical offers eye‑care products and services.

Fixperts, a Dubai‑based repair service, rounds out the practical offerings, and Heart Cottage Lane alongside MMI provide additional retail variety. Shamal Holding notes that this mix positions the mall as a convenient community centre rather than a destination for occasional shopping trips.

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Phase Two: Dining and Wellness Expand

From early September, the mall’s dining and lifestyle roster will grow with recognizable Dubai names. Tashas, Somewhere, Home Bakery, Kokoro, Blu Pizzeria, Bake My Day and Daima join the mix, promising a range of café, bakery and restaurant experiences.

Health‑focused outlets also join the second phase. Staywell Pharmacy and Tips & Toes will add pharmacy and beauty services, while the broader healthcare and fitness offering is slated for completion in early 2027.

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