This store is easy to find your way around and they are pretty good at regularly restocking the…read moreshelves. They have a pretty large clothing section, where items always seem to be on sale! Fruit and veg here is always reliable and they are always doing offers on these items. Their 'free from' section is good here too and always has various products suitable for different dietary requirements.

This is on the corner of Mutton Lane and Mimms Hall Road and is very small. It has a cash machine…read moreand 2 self service tills. It is opposite Furzefield Leisure Centre and near to the Cranborne Industrial Estate so very handy for locals. They sell sandwiches and all the essentials. There is a bakery section selling buns and rolls and cakes etc but it's too close to Christmas for me to look at that section. I called in today for some light bulbs and got the energy saving type for 10p each which made my day. There are two downsides with this Tesco Express. Firstly the parking. It is in a little service road which is always very full. It is better to park in the pub, in Furzefield or along Mimms Hall Road but then you have a little walk. The second bad thing is that there are always trolleys full of cardboard rubbish at the front of the shop. It makes the whole area look untidy. My son spoke about the "rubbish Tesco" and I knew immediately which one he meant and prompted me to write this review. I don't think they could do much about the parking but the rubbish they could.

Amazon Fresh at Wembley Park is Amazon's second store in the UK, it is located a stone's throw away…read morefrom Wembley Stadium and opposite the Hilton Hotel, so it's in a good location for both Wembley/Brent residents and match-going fans to get their essentials. The store is similar to Amazon Go stores in the US, but a slightly worse version, you scan the QR code to get into the store, and from there you pick up the items you want, and you simply walk out with no need for checkouts, I had a receipt emailed to me shortly after my trip and my card was then charged, for all four of the items I purchased. Nothing more. Nothing less. They also have a cool area where you can pick up and return Amazon products, and they also sell alcohol and spirits, although if you are visiting on an event-day at Wembley, these products will not be sold. Also for event-goers, please remember that Wembley Stadium does not allow food or drink, so if you are purchasing stuff, get them AFTER the match and not before. The store was clean and modern, and the selection was pretty good, they had a large selection of Amazon's own brands including meals and milk. I did find prices to be a little more expensive, especially for essentials and branded items including butter and milk, strangely some products were more expensive in person than buying through Amazon Fresh online. I would have liked to see a cold drinks machine, similar to what they have in the US, in terms of drinks machines they did have two coffee machines, one of which only serves oat milk. I like how they use a separate machine for oat milk, as someone with an allergy to oats, it means I can use the left machine, in confidence, knowing that my coffee is not contaminated by oats. (I wish more and more places realised the dangers of offering oat milk without cleaning down before/after use!) 4* - Pretty cool store, I love the concept more than anything, this store is surely the best of its' kind in the Wembley Park area and was a much-needed addition. The staff are friendly too.

He was so easy to shop there they have lots of wonderful items and it's so fun to shop there but we…read moredidn't have much variety. They only really had food and charging cables. We need a couple like electronic devices. The food was nice loved sushi was also very good, so was ambience the people look for front were very kind. They helped us scan the QR code on the Amazon account and that's pretty much it for the service. Bye.

Have lived here for 16 years and have seen this shop change over time. It's always been owned by…read morethe same friendly people. It has some great deals and has quite a large range of stock considering it's not really that big. Love this shop!! It has a small local post office at the back which is ultra convenient. They also sell bus passes, top up oyster cards, phone credit etc You can also pay with chip and pin here!! GREAT SHOP!!

Nice supermarket, good staff and excellent produce. Can't complain at all. Prices are even better,…read moreespecially for London living

Buckle up boys and girls because this little market is going to take you for a ridiculous journey…read moredown the craft beer rabbit hole. Freshfields Market is a small easily overlooked corner shop that looks like it's only used during those times in desperation (i.e., when all the other shops are closed and you NEED an obscure herb.) WRONG. Freshfields Market has an ASTONISHING array of local and international craft beers. Seriously, there is a whole freaking WALL devoted to the fine art of artisanal brews. From the well known craft breweries like Thornbridge to the distinctly local like Cronx, Freshfields has a dizzying selection of beers that would make even the most casual of drinkers tingle with excitement. Every time my husband and I visit we stand in front of the shelves like the proverbial kids in a candy shop unable to make a decision on which of the beers to try. It is no secret that I enjoy my beer. I brew it, I'm looking for a career in it... and this, man... this shop makes me feel like a child. It makes me excited to be a part of a growing demographic of young professionals who are looking to push the boundaries of brewing. Moreover, makes me excited as a consumer to see what was once a dwindling selection of ales suddenly explode into an interest in the "traditional" beer of England. If you find yourself overwhelmed by the selection Freshfields have got your back. They've hired a seasoned-drinker and well-educated staff member to help you pick out the perfect beer for your palate. BUT THAT'S NOT ALL. They not only carry bottled beer but also they have the option of purchasing four pint carry outs that are tapped from two barrels so you get your beer straight from the barrel and not bottle conditioned. As far as the prices go, they're about the price you would expect to pay for craft beer - which is to say not that cheap. However, the last two times I have gone they have done a deal on craft beers - something like 6 craft beers for £12, I can't remember. Either way, this little corner shop may seem to be like any other but don't let the outside fool you, inside it is Croydon's very own craft beer Valhalla and if it suits you, I would go on a pilgrimage as soon as possible.

Not the best place to go if you need actual Asian groceries/food, but the perfect stop if you just…read moreneed to get some snacks and drinks. Not only did they have a wide variety of options, but it was also all so cheap!

Seoul Plaza is where you can find most of the ingredients you need for when you're about to embark…read moreon a Chinese/Japanese/Korean cooking adventure. This place is likely to have what you need and for me - being a Norf Londoner - I enjoy coming here much more than going to any of the overcrowded stores in Chinatown. Having said that, their fresh produce selection isn't that great, but then you just go to any of the green grocers nearby and they're likely to have it. They have a large selection on Asian snacks as well as instant noodles of any kind!

What would I do without this little corner shop? I do not know…read more Since this shop is right down the street from me, I come here for everything. That means topping up my mobile or oyster card, picking up a pack of gum or the remaining ingredient I forgot to pick up for dinner. And for some reason, they ALWAYS seem to have it, whatever it may be that I am looking for. It's wonderful. I really have no idea how they have managed to cram THAT much product under one roof, but man, I'm not going to complain about it. Prices here have always seemed very reasonable here as well. Also the people that work here are always so nice. I know that at this point they know me because I am local, but still they are much more more genuine and friendly than anyone else I have encountered working at a corner shop. Oh, and also, the have a great sweet selection that they pretty much give away for free. That isle gets me every time...

My local grocery store! Open all hours. A tad expensive, but worth it for the convenience. Great…read morestaff - always friendly and helpful!

I don't like Tescos in general, but I'm definitely not a fan of this one. Sure, i found everything…read moreI needed, but my goodness the checkout counter woman was rude. Not because she ID'ed me and my friend (we're 26 and 27 respectively), she pretty much threw our stuff down the checkout and rolled her eyes when we brought our own bags. There was nothing we could do right with this woman. We were perfectly friendly but she couldn't be bothered. We were in a great mood (getting ready to cook dinner for friends), but she didn't even so much as look at us unless it was to glare. Not impressed. At least in Asda they say hello.

A medium sized tesco store where you can get almost everything…read more clothing, food, household

Sainsbury's Local Kilburn is not a bad place to shop when you need to grab a few basics but the…read morerange of goods is very limited, having said that, I prefer this store to the local Tesco Express but if I'm after a wider range of groceries I go slightly further down Kilburn High Road to the Bestco Kilburn Supermarket (http://www.qype.co.uk/place/2729810-Bestco-International-Supermarket-London) as it's much more like a supermarket than Sainsbury's Local (which is more like a convenience store) and the prices are often cheaper at Bestco too! There is a cash point (ATM) outside Sainsbury's Kilburn Local which is usueful as there aren't many locally.

A decent metro store with friendly staff and reasonably good stock for this type of shop. Open…read morequite late and in a useful location a minute or so from Kilburn tube (Jubilee line).