Heenat Salma brings farm-to-city concept to Old Doha Port
Heenat Salma Farm has brought its regenerative, craft-led philosophy from Al Shahaniya to Old Doha Port, opening a new city space that combines food, workshops, retail, and community learning in Doha....
Heenat Salma Farm has opened a new city space at Old Doha Port, marking its first permanent move into the urban environment. The Farm to City concept, launched on October 30 at Store 34 in Mina District, brings together food, workshops, retail, and community learning in Doha. Heenat Salma Farm's head of Marketing and Communications, Pallavi Mhardolkar, explained the idea behind the project: to bring "a little of the farm" closer to Doha residents.
The new space features a café, food and drinks, coffee and tea, dairy products, bakery items, a nursery, and Dar Salma, the farm’s concept store for craft and artisanal products. Visitors can also participate in educational workshops that bring parts of the farm’s learning experience into an urban setting. Mhardolkar emphasized that the concept is "a natural extension of what Heenat Salma represents" and is rooted in sustainable living and education.
The store offers Heenat Salma's organic food products and pre-orders for prepared foods, bakery items, tarts, birthday cakes, and seasonal offerings. The Farm to City space is open daily from 9am to 11pm.
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