Where to buy tea, coffee, sweets, and packaged groceries in Hurghada for fresh products at normal prices?

Prices: in late September 2026 chocolate-covered dates in one supermarket cost from 60 to 160 Egyptian pounds. This is a single traveler's observation, not a price list for all stores.

Carrefour: in September 2026 a traveler was told there was a Carrefour not far from their accommodation, and that some items, such as frozen juice, can also be found in smaller supermarkets.

How to pay: in August and September 2026 travelers wrote that supermarkets and the grocery store in a shopping mall accept Egyptian pounds only, with fixed prices and no bargaining. Have pounds on hand in advance.

The main rule: in July 2026 participants advised buying tea, coffee and sweets not at bazaars or hotel shops but in supermarkets with lots of customers — there, the stock is reliably fresh.

Sweets and snacks: in July 2026 travelers recommended the Bestway and Spinneys stores near the fountains in Hurghada for buying treats.

Mini Globus: in July 2026 it was described as a mini-hypermarket — food, household goods, plus some clothing and shoes. Travelers suggested going there for tea, chocolate, halva, coffee and similar products.