Quetta is Pakistan’s dry fruit capital. Almonds, walnuts, pistachios, figs, apricots, raisins and the prized chilgoza pine nuts arrive here from the orchards of Balochistan and across the border, and the shops of Tola Ram Road, Masjid Road, Dr Bano Road and Jinnah Road sell them by the kilo at prices visitors from other cities rarely see at home. Many now pack and ship across the country.
These are the dry fruit shops Quetta rates most highly, from thousands of Google reviews. Prices follow the season and the harvest, so compare a few shops, taste before you buy, and ask about wholesale rates if you’re buying in bulk — some shops on Dr Bano Road sell wholesale only.
Al Naseeb Dry Fruit & Shopping Centre
Quetta’s best-known dry fruit store on Tola Ram Road, with thousands of reviews and a huge range — almonds, cashews, pistachios, walnuts, figs, dried strawberries and chocolates. Its online store and app deliver across Pakistan, and orders arrive as described.
Saleem Dry Fruit Shop (Police Plaza)
A small, highly rated shop at 193 Police Plaza on Tola Ram Road, near Dawood Shopping Centre, praised for consistently good quality dry fruits at very good prices.
Muhammad Iqbal Dry Fruit
A well-stocked shop in the main Tola Ram Road market known for honest, clear policies: fixed prices, and you can exchange or return an item if you’re unhappy with its price or quality.
Chaman Dry Fruits
A Mannan Chowk shop on Jinnah Road with a strong online business, shipping fresh dry fruits to Karachi and beyond, with neat packaging.
Wahid Nimco, Bakers & Dry Fruit واحد نمکو
A Masjid Road favourite famous across Quetta for its nimco — every kind of namkeen — alongside dry fruits, all under one roof and not too expensive.
Quetta Dry Fruits
A Jinnah Road shop trusted for quality, including imported nuts such as Brazil nuts and pecans; prices are a little higher, but customers say the freshness is worth it.
National Dry Fruit
A famous wholesale dealer on Dr Bano Road, the heart of Quetta’s dry fruit trade — come here if you’re buying in bulk, as it sells wholesale only.
Dubai Dry Fruit (Hazar Ganji)
A shop on Karachi Road at Hazar Ganji with a full range of local and imported dry fruits at affordable prices, and a polite, hospitable owner.
TheDryFruits
An online dry fruit store based on New Afghan Street, Sirki Road, with cash on delivery across Pakistan; customers say products arrive exactly as pictured.
Al Hafeez Dry Fruits
A women-owned shop in Shaheen Plaza on Chourmal Road that takes online orders for in-store pickup or delivery, praised for fresh, natural and hygienic produce — the figs especially.
M Usman Pakistan Dry Fruit
A Dr Bano Road shop in the dry fruit market that customers recommend for good quality at the best prices.
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