This shop is just down the road from us and is very handy if you run out of something as they open…read moreuntil late in the evenings and also on Sundays. They sell groceries, their milk is quite cheap and is always fresh. They have a small freezer where you can find icecreams and things like peas but not a big selection of frozen food. They are licenced to sell alcohol and have a good stock of wines and spirits. They have a large fridge with beer in it which is handy if you fancy a drink and have run out, you dont have to wait for it to cool down. They also do PayPoint in there so you can top up your mobile phone or pay your bills.

This is a good place for the weekly shop. It has a wide selection of fresh food, including the…read moreusual deli counter and bread, meat and fish counters. It also has a pharmacy within the store. The car park is huge. The home and clothes sections can be a bit untidy at times and large trolleys block the aisles. There are usually plenty of tills open and I generally don't wait too long - which isn't always true of other large supermarkets in the area.

Sainsburys in Kenton, Harrow is one of the largest supermarkets in the area and offers a good range…read moreof food and drink. There is a small clothes department and a really good home ware section which often carries great bargains. This is the perfect supermarket for the weekly shop. It offers a free car park but the trolleys do need a token or £1 coin in order to use them. The staff are friendly and helpful and the shop clean and tidy. There is a good selection of the most popular cds, dvd's and games. It's quite easy to find- just follow the yellow Super Store signs.

Great location, convenient and open long hours, staff are always so friendly, polite and helpful!read more

Shopper's Delight is the shop I go to for all of my top-up needs. Usually when I need a mobile…read morevoucher or to put money on my Oyster card I come here during rush hour right before I have to sprint to the bus stop. It's open super early, like way before the roosters come out to cock-a-doodle-do. This place is not just good for basic off-licence needs. Their magazine selection is impressive. Their publication section takes up nearly a quarter of their shop and the titles that they carry range from basic Sun to highly stylish Tank. So, if you're on the go and you need to handle business, but you'd also like something good to read on the bus, this is the shop for you.

A fairly small Sainsbury's store, located in Fulham Broadway, it felt more like a "Tesco Metro"…read moresized store, larger than your average Sainsbury's Local. The store does support Sainsbury's Smartshop, although the signal inside the store can be a little patchy, which again makes the process difficult. I did have a problem finding a QR code to start my shop, for some reason they have them in random places around the store, rather than by the entrance which would make the most sense! (Even the friendly staff couldn't find it!) The store does have a good range of products for a small store, you can get essentials from here, and a little bit more but it would be difficult to do your weekly shop here, and they do not offer most of the services which most of the big Sainsbury's stores do. The store did appear to be very clean, there were staff members sanitising and cleaning everything. A large number of self-service checkouts was also useful and allowed me to get in and out of the store quickly. 3* - Although I couldn't find the items I wanted, this store certainly isn't bad and is in a great location for Fulham Broadway Underground and Stamford Bridge. I do prefer Whole Foods nearby, which is a good shout if you have more time.

Great little Sainsbury's with lots of self-service checkouts which I am a fan of. This is one of…read morethe better ones around as it is just big enough to stock everything you need, and to have all of the prices and discounts a massive store would have but still small enough that it's not too busy and you don't need a map to guide you around. It is also located in the Fulham Broadway complex meaning you can watch a film or have a bite to eat and do your shopping on the way home.

This is one of 3 or 4 corner shops within 30 seconds walk of Shadwell Station. They all have a…read moreslightly different focus and Express Mart (for me) is one of the better options with a good selection of everything you would expect from a corner shop - a (relatively random) selection of vegetables, a few things including milk in a fridge and an array of dry goods. This together with personable staff makes it a-ok for me.

This small convenience store is extremely convenient for those living in Chesterfield Gardens, or…read morethe road opposite, who can't be bothered to walk to do their shopping. The selection of products is ok, and there's even a small meat counter but the layout is overly crammed and chaotic, making finding what you need frequently a challenge. Not a bad selection of chilli sauces though. Their veg selection is average, and often looks a bit worse for wear, but if you just need a few onions or something then it's fine. They also do toiletries, washing powder and so on, and there's a unit full of Polish groceries. However, if you've ever needed to buy someone a glass sword full of Armenian brandy, this is the place to come. Hanging above the tills are various novelty glass shapes full of the stuff. I spotted a fish and a donkey as well, but the glass sword was always one I fancied for the living room, but, predictably, was never drunk enough to buy. Despite trying for the best part of 3 years, I singularly failed to get the staff to crack a smile. Come on guys, cheer up - you've got a sword full of brandy! How cool is that?!

The Co-op is a convent little supermarket with a wide range of products for such a small store…read more Although their products are at a premium compared to other local supermarkets you may extra for the convenience. They usually have a few quite good offers on food, and their fresh bread and pastries in the morning are not to be missed. Also if you go after 8pm at night it is quite likely that a lot of the food will be reduced and sometimes you can get really good bargains. Overall I would recommend the co-op for picking up a few essentials rather than a large family shop.

This is called an extra store but it is not as big as Lakeside, Gallows corner, Romford or Pitsea…read morethat are all nearby. The staff on the shop floor are nice and helpful but the person usually on customer services needs retraining really quickly. Upstairs are clothes, homeware and electrical goods. Downstairs food, drink, cleaning products and the like and also a pharmacy and small opticians. There is a bakery but they have a habit of overcooking the bread sometimes it is black. There is often very long queues with very slow staff serving but they have just put in self scan checkouts for baskets so this can speed you up a bit.

This shop is very small compared to the one in Pitsea and conqequently doesn't offer as much…read morevariety. However, like every other Tesco it is well staffed, with the shelvves well stocked and very reasonable prices - especially if you collect your clubcard points too!