This is a wonderful shop with a really good selection of healthy supplements and health foods…read moregenerally. The staff are lovely and friendly and extremely helpful...... and knowledgeable moreover so that they can assist you with procuring the right supplements for any ailments you might have. I would completely and unreservedly recommend this shop to anyone.

very helpful,very knowledgeable,very good range of produced,Highly recommended.read more

Well, this little shop certainly lives up to its name. It's pretty similar to all the other…read moreCostcutter shops, but is particularly useful for its post office. Be careful to check the opening times - I always seem to go at the wrong time. It's more convenient than going to the main post office, though, and does most of the same things: most importantly, you can post things and get certain foreign currencies (eg: Euros) pretty easily. Aside from postal facilities, it stocks a good range of magazines, especially some more unusual, academic ones. It's the sort of shop you pop into when you know exactly what you want and you're in a hurry. Excellent.

This shop has recently been refurbished and its a massive improvement. The shop has now got…read morenewspapers and magazines as well as fruit and veg. The counter is now to the left as you walk in, selling the usual cigs, sweets and gas and electric. There is a freezer section to get any last minute bits and are not as expensive as the usual conveinence stores tend to be. The staff are ok, sometimes missing a polite smile, but you cant have it all ay.

This Waitrose is much smaller than the one I usually like to shop at in West Ealing. The main issue…read morethough is whenever I've tried to shop here the majority of products are out of stock meaning I end up having to stop in West Ealing on the way back. I do like the café here though tucked away in the corner and they make a very nice mocha with powder and not the cheap syrupy stuff used by Starbucks.

I just love this shop. It is easy to park and has good wide parking bays. There are plenty of…read moredisabled and mothers parking. The store is very clean with friendly helpful staff. There is a good range of products that are fresh and of excellent quality. They usually run monthly special offers so it does have to be any more expensive then any other supermarket. The fresh meat counter has excellent mince meat.perfect for beef burgers. It gets a bit busy at lunch time as it's a favourite shop for the local offices All in all a great place to shop

The store is large and has a good selection with helpful staff and free parking. The My Waitrose…read morescheme was excellent with free coffee and free newspapers after a qualifying spend but that has all finished now. Staff are helpful, I bought a Waitrose bag made of jute that fell apart quite soon after purchase, no quibble at all about changing it for a newer updated design despite the price increasing. The free car park is helpful too.

I thought the store was laid out nicely, good selection of items that are obviously more familiar…read moreto Englanders than this American. But I enjoyed the store and seeing how different the items were.

I and H is one of the first shops you see when you walk into the high street. I regularly go there…read moreas its close to the school and it is very convenient. They sell your basic needs, food, drink, cigarettes, oyster top up, and just general stuff. It's pretty small but that's not really a problem as it's not usually an extremely busy place. I would say i use this convenience store the most and there's never been anything bad to report. The staff are okay and relatively polite but it's really the same as most other convenience stores.

Continuing my odyssey to shop at all the British supermarkets, Sarah and I (Sarah's my new bicycle)…read moretreked out to the nearest Waitrose. Arriving just before opening hour, there was a crowd of about 30 people waiting to get in, which is usually a good sign. Massive parking lot and a bike rack for Sarah. Clean and bright on the inside, Waitrose has the flavor of Publix (for those of you in the Southeast) or Harris-Tetter (Mid-Atlantic). Higher end products and lots of organics. When was the last time you were in a shop (other than Wal-Mart or Target) that had a display of iPods as well as organic produce? Prices were a little bit (but not much) higher than Tesco/Asda/Sainsbury, but there were also a good number of items that I've not seen at those stores. Excellent wine section and a fresh cheese section (you know Brits and their cheese!) plus a fresh fishmonger and butcher. I was quite impressed and glad I had only Sarah's saddlebags to limit my purchases or I could have gone quite overboard. Waitrose has some interesting convenience features. They do free delivery (as they all do here) but they also have a clever hand scanner that you 'check-out' when you enter the store. As you put your groceries into the trolley, you scan each one. At the end of your shop, you bring the scanner to a special register, pay for what you've scanned, and then leave. You can completely avoid any human interaction if you so choose. Several of the trolleys have a special holder (like a cup-holder) for the doo-dad! Speaking of trolleys, Waitrose has more than the two sizes (small and large) I've spotted at Tesco and Asda. There are also ones that hook to wheelchairs and double-baby seats and double-toddler seats. And several have a clipboard attached for your shopping list. Pretty slick! Waitrose publishes a free weekend tabloid style magazine as well as a £1 glossy recipe guide. A rather expensive way to reach out to customers and plug certain items, but I liked it. Also a quarter-inch thick catalog for home delivery. A very pleasant shopping experience with a good selection and convenience. If it wasn't so far from where I am, I could see Waitrose being my regular shopping destination. Note: this Waitrose has a Costa inside with plenty of seating.

I've been shopping at this store for many years now and my recent experiences here have been…read moreabysmal for a while I have been noticing a security guard following me around I have given the benefit of the doubt before but not anymore In my last visit the security guard followed me around the entire store I even double checked to make sure and the security was still staring at me and escorting me this has happened on numerous occasions this is unacceptable and demeaning to be profiled like this I felt anger and uneasiness shopping here and will not be shopping at the store again if I could give zero stars I would

Go here if: - you want to try something different…read more- you have allergies or dietary needs - you're trying to make your diet healthier - you're into your ethical, organic food Don't go here if: - you're on a budget - you've discovered somewhere else stocking similar things for less Conclusion: - a good range of pulses, beans and so on, but it really depends what you buy as to whether it's worth it.

Uhuru is located on the Cowley Road, at the top end near The Plain. This part of the Cowley Road is…read morea conservation area. Uhuru sells wholefoods, organic and fair trade goods, beautiful natural soaps and a full range of Ecover products. Toiletries, amazing deodorants. Beans you can soak and use in salads! And a counter of amazing cakes and pies and goodies! The shop is beautifully set out and hosts a range of top quality goods - you get what you pay for.