So word of mouth and a 5 star yelp review sent me here, plus it's like a 5 minute drive/15 minute…read morewalk from my own house. I couldn't not go. I also dragged my whole family along for a sandwich lunch. Dennis of Bexley is an award winning butchers and deli, that USED to be in the village and then it moved to Bexley Park where all the new town houses are. The prices definitely reflect the area. Between us, we decided to go for broke and just ordered pretty much half the deli bar. The hot BLT sandwich, the bacon was LOVELY, not too salty either. The roast beef baguette could've have a little more horseradish on, and the baked pastries-bacon and cheese/lamb samosa could've had a a bit more cheese and a bit more spice respectively. The hot steak and cheese baguette is just value for money, if you're going to go, i highly recommend that! We spent the lunch hour in the rather posh seating area enjoying our sandwiches. If only the sandwiches had a bit more finesse, a little bit more extra care in making them. It would be perfect. I'll definitely be back because it's so close to home and because it's such a cute little place. Clientele, from builders to soccer mums to office people. The amount of land rovers driving in and out to get lunch from this place was surprising. They're doing pretty well for a butchers even if everyone is just heading to the deli bar (I didn't see anyone actually buying the raw meat..)

Always good food from various meats, cheese, pies, ready made meals, etc. Friendly staff always.read more

Fantastic for locavores! There is a wide selection of wonderfully fresh produce, with local food…read moreclearly labelled. The new range of groceries is very useful and doesn't crowd out the fruit and veg. It's very popular, particularly at weekends when the car park can get very full. There is also a fish stall on Fridays and Saturdays, selling fish and shellfish from the north Kent coast. The staff are very friendly and all in all, make eating locally a great experience. On Foots Cray Road heading towards Bexley, look for the White Cross pub (also recommended) and take the small road on the left. In fact, this is my only grump about the place - you can't get to it when going in the opposite direction but have to do a dodgy U turn further up the road. Not enough of a negative to knock a star off though, especially as I can walk to it!