Another shop within the chain of Bargain Booze, this one isn't massive, but still has a good range…read moreof wine, beer and spirits, plus a few snacks. This just doesn't have the slightly dodgy feel of some off licences, and the staff are very friendly. They take cards in here, offer cashback, and have a cashpoint outside, which is really useful. Have some good offers on wines, like buy one get one free, and some very cheap imported beer.

Excellent selection of craft beers, many local, some from afar. Also a few essential wines and…read morespirits. The proprietor seems helpful with knowledge of the products and local producers, including a nearby "beer trail" of local breweries. Worth a visit to stock up on bottles. Living in the USA I am accustomed to taking draft beer away in growler bottles, which is unusual here in the UK, but this place actually has growlers and a few taps.

Great beer & food,what's not to like?? Lots of organised…read moreevents with bands & daily meal specials. The menu features warming broths, Ploughmans, homemade burgers, chilli con carne made with Grainstore beer, and rustic sandwiches. As you tuck in to your Ploughmans at your wooden barrel table Food is served Monday to Friday - 12pm to 3.00pm and 5.30pm to 9pm, Saturday - Breakfast from 9am to 11.30am, Meals served all day from Midday to 9pm, Sunday - Breakfast from 9am to 11.30am and Lunch from Midday to 5pm.

A cracking little joint that boasts its own micro brewery…read more I does the usual beers, but I would recommend trying their own brewed ales. They cater for large groups and also offer mini tours of the brewery which is always fun and getting to sample their hard work once the tour is over. It has a more than ample outdoor seating area at the front which is great, and even though this is a small little gaff, I have never waited long to be served, even when a mass crowd of bikers turn up on mass to enjoy this little local gem.

The service was good, the food was decent but it's not the best so yeah decent place to be fairread more

Going on names alone, you pretty much know you're in for an authentic English pub experience…read more The setting reinforces the point. You approach over a lovely little bridge, which spans one of the areas many canal arteries. The canal runs alongside the pub, and is dotted with beautiful barges and venerable vessels. Clearly then, the pub caters for boating folk, however there's plenty here for us land lubbers to enjoy too. In fact, although the pub lies next to the canal, its elevated position means the garden doesn't benefit as much from the location as other pubs in the surrounding areas. We just popped in for a cheap and cheerful pint of lager, and the pub and the friendly staff, dutifully obliged. But, don't get the wrong impression of this place. This pub does traditional new England just as well as it does traditional olde England. Instead of pies, scratchings and pickled eggs, this boozer provides bhajees, balties and samosas. Yes, the Bulls Head does a range of authentic Indian cuisine to go with its authentic range of English ales. Curry and a pint - it's the norn!

I've been living in the area for 6 years now. Brunswick Stores is one of the friendliest most…read morediverse corner shops I have ever come across and I'm not young anymore so that's saying a lot. They cater for a large variety of cultures, have plenty of low priced goods and ongoing well chosen special offers. The rest of their prices are affordable and their service is excellent. They even have a sheltered fresh fruit and veg area in front of the store! They are crowded but fitting such a variety of goods in more than makes up for it. They have an area near the door with a properly secure place to tie your dogs monitered by cameras. You can actually stand at the counter watching them yourself if you like. The entire storefront is monitered by cameras watched constantly by staff behind the counter (and believe me, they do so constantly) so bicycles are also safe and secure. There's easy disabled access and parking's not too bad. There are bus stops either side on both sides of the road each only a minute's walk away. I could say so much more and it's all good but I shall leave with a last reminder of their excellent, prompt and friendly service. There's never a queue for long in this wonderful corner shop.

I lived next to Brunswick Stores for a year and this is one of the best corner shops that you could…read moreask for. Open eight till nine every day it was the Sunday evenings when everything else was closed that I appreciated them the most. Selling a wide range of food e.g tins, dry goods you would expect they also have a extensive fruit and vegetable stall that is fresh every day. The owners are friendly and are willing to find things for you that have been put away near closing or to give you a reduced price if near the products sell by date.

Wow the wait to get served in this shop can be massive A…read moregood sized store that always seems to be understaffed All the normal ready meal/pizza type stuff for sale as long as yummy sweet things and fruit and veg which is a basic range Most items instore are £1 including most bread and staples Iceland has its own bonus card scheme This store also sells items like shampoo and loo rolls as well as alcohom The store has its own car park again which is free

Our family loves the Bowen stores on The Green. We love the coffee, the food, the service. The…read moreFernie Hunt meet is the thing to do on Boxing Day. It's very much a community tradition on the village green in Great Bowden, grab a coffee and meet up with friends and family.

well stocked convenience store, with everything you can imagine in there..........except papers.but…read morehey they are almost next door. great for the forgotten milk or cat food, a little more pricier than the supermarket but what do you expect? phillip the owner, will help you out at anytime and source anything you want, if he cannot find it in the store..he knows a man who can!

As Asda stores go this is pretty small, and set in a poorly designed car park. There is a petrol…read morestation, which employs their strange pay-through-the-window set up. There is an opticians, which has late opening. I agree with an earlier reviewer, there is little space for queuing shoppers, and there are never enough tills open. They have clothing, a small cafe that I've not ventured into, and an electrical section. There is a pharmacy, which seems well stocked

Asda is a bus or car ride from the centre of Leamington Spa. The store is not well designed and the…read moreends of the aisles are far too close to the tills so people queuing to pay are always in the way of those still shopping. The in-store café only sells sausage rolls, pasties and microwaved bacon butties etc and is more of a snack bar. The car park is poorly designed and traffic trying to leave gets tangled in the traffic for the petrol station. Were they not one of the few places that sells Birds Eye 100% Haddock Fish Fingers then I wouldn't be going!