The only really open stall on Hampstead High Street, this is a proper local fruit and veg shop…read more Jude Law and people like that come here. It's got a great reputation as selling some of the best produce around. It's also right in the centre of things and is run by some really nice people. Just make sure that, if you're taking a picture you get the owner in. I think he likes having his picture taken. Maybe hanging around Jude Law has had a bit of an effect on him.

I love this place because although it is compact, it has pretty much everything you'd need in the…read moreway of fresh produce. Fruit and veg are a given, but there's also wholefoods, a fishmonger and a wonderful florists, and Saturday the covered market promises crafts, second hand books and delicatessen food. It is a shame though that it's only on Saturdays. I like to pop here sometimes during lunch because towards the back there's a great sandwich and burger bar that's always swarming with people looking for a cheap and tasty bite. The soups are pretty decent too. Prices for a hot sandwich or burger fall between £2-3.

Great fruit and vegetable shop, open decent hours too…read more They stock your usual fresh fruit and then some; plenty of different varieties of tomato, avocado, garlic (with the fresh stuff being my favourite) - a lot of it does tend to be seasonal (they've just started stocking Indian mangos, a favourite of mine!) If you're ever in need of something fresh, give them a try.

This fruit stall is the best thing about Kingsway. The fruit is good quality and so much cheaper…read morethan the not-as-fresh produce at the nearby Sainsburys. An amazing stall to have on my way home from work!

Very convenient local Tesco super store. Easy shopping with…read morea great selection of food and household goods. Newspapers and lottery tickets.

I stopped in here a few times while staying in Hampstead. This Tesco seemed to me more like a…read moreglorified convenience store rather than a full grocery. It was great for grabbing snacks and drinks; I can see why it might be frustrating trying to shop for a household here. They have a pleasing assortment of interesting crisps, including the delicious Roast Beef and Horseradish, and the less well-received Lamb in Red Wine Sauce.

Just went in for the first time tonight and was met with rudeness by staff. My friend was refused…read moreservice despite using her own driving liscence and was met with hostility and terrible customer service by staff members. I will not be returning.

I really like this supermarket on Golders Green high street. It's so "exotic" and different from…read moreyour usual Tesco and I really enjoy browsing the aisles that hold foods and produce from many different regions and countries: Turkey, Poland, Middle East, Mediterranean etc. My favourite section is the meat shelf, where I usually pick up a salami and some vacuum-sealed cured ham. Other notable sections are the pickles aisle, where you can find - well - pickles from all different countries and in all different kinds. (Looks like pickling truly is an international sport ;-) You can also find all sorts of grains and flours: from coarse to fine semolina, bulgur, any kind of rice and all sorts of pulses. It truly is an international supermarket and it is so much fun browse through the aisles and almost feel like you're actually visiting the different countries ...

I used to have a crush on Natalie Portman, but it would never work out because she's a vegetarian…read moreand I sleep wrapped in bacon. Plus she's also now married, which doesn't help. Not to mention I'm a sad, broke, ugly fellow who'se only intrest is watching Coronation Street. Reruns. But let's say, for fun, that she was keen on me. I'd take her to Clifton Greens. Why? Because all the food here is stunningly beautiful and everything sold is from the earth. I don't recall anything animal, or anything processed. No breads. No cheese. Certainly no bacon pajamas. Just basket after basket of stunning fruits, veggies, roots, berries and legumes. Here we are in November, when most green grocers only have root veggies and cabbage, yet this place boasts vibrant peppers, heirloom tomatos, exotic fruits, even Asian citrus. I love to cook and this is now my "go to" place for hard-to-find greens. In fact, Natalie Portman will be sorry she ever went for a different fellow and shacked up in the States. We - the non worthy - now have "Clifton Greens" all to ourselves. Is the other Swan dancer seeing anyone?

I'm in here all the time, as an amateur chef..this place is…read more just the best for fruit and veg. Great produce and bring half Grench, I find all those little 'legumes' that you can't buy anywhere else... Grab a coffee to take out from Nero's next door and come browse the wonderful fare that nature provides...Am I overdoing the review thing a bit here...?

Truly exceptional gelato in Hampstead…read more We walked the 10 minutes into Hampstead to get dessert here several times during a week we were staying nearby and it was worth it. The kids got a variety of different flavors, but the dark chocolate gelato is in the running for the best gelato I've ever had.

Venchi quality Italian chocolate products are always delicious and beautifully presented and…read morepackaged. The store is well designed and the staff excellent. Prices are high but you are paying for a very superior quality product here.

We buy our veggies from the green grocer and only go in here when we have to. For the cr*p they…read morehave, this Tesco express is overpriced. We only pop in here if we need smokes or a pint of milk. Their veggie selection is horrible and it's so hard to get around in here at all. The place always seems to be in a shambles. The staff in here, except for two, are really rude as well. Really try to avoid at all costs.

Dear Visitor, We have been living in Camden for years. We…read morecan give you a range of reasons why to shop at 'Dean's Fruits'. Maybe not as varied as Dean's range of fruits but... I. Social Responsibility The imminent power of retail chains and supermarkets is becoming quite apparent. Therefore, we should support small retailers as much as possible. II. Parenthood My 3year old daughter Thalia loves choosing fruits from the stall. She loves the real shopping experience and the earlier on she learns about the origin of food the better. III. Freshness We like to start eating fruits soon after we got them. At the stall we can pick the ripeness of fruits and don't have to wait days until they 'ripen'. IV. Friendliness Dean is a 'real' experience; welcoming and always down to earth. In January, you stick around for a couple of hours and you will experience how hard the job actually is. At that point you will appreciate Dean's warmth even more. He represents a trade that we should cherish and support. V. Cost Effectiveness You can choose the quantities you really need. Also, we eat quite a lot fruits and it makes a real difference in price. I assume that the fruits are about half the price of where we shop normally: M&S. So, go to Inverness Street, experience yourself and take your pick! Thanks Dean. See you tomorrow :) Rhys

Totally agree- why buy fruit at the supermarket when at the market…read more 1) it is better quality (eg ripe) 2) it is cheaper 3) has practically no packaging I have been shopping in Inverness street market and buying my fruit from Dean for the last 10 years. He is reliable - will advise you on the choice every week. If we do not support our local small shops, we will lose them and all we will have left is more T-shirt stalls and supermarkets! Lucia

Personally I love this place for remote working. Great coffee, friendly service and a seating area…read moreon a deck with views of all the delicious goodies below. It's never crowded and the wifi is speedy. I have yet to try the food (ridiculous I know) but it looks amazing. Freelancers, come on down to Melrose & Morgan. Or don't, then it will always be as quiet as it is today :)

A little coffee shop down one of the alleys of Hampstead. From the out side it looks modern and…read moresterile compared to the other coffee shops in the area. It took me a few glances to realise it was a coffee shop with organic food inside. The staff are friendly, however the coffee comes slowly, so if you are in a hurry, it's probably best to go to one of the other coffee shops. If you are happy to wait the coffee is good. They also sell soups, vegetables, ready made meals and pastries. I've never brought anything that tasted poor.