Clean, friendly staff, with a good range of stock. Vetry's is one of a small chain of convenience…read morestores that are spread across South West London and Guildford. Expect prices to be slightly more expensive than the supermarkets, but the quality of what they sell is generally very good. You can pay by card if you spend more than £5. They have very competitive offers on beer - often cheaper than the big high street supermarkets.

I like my local newsagent, not because they install a sense of community, but because they have…read morewhat I need. David's newsagent provides all the daily national papers and an excellent array of magazines both popular and specialist. You'll find greetings cards for all occasions which is great for when you forget someone's birthday. My favourite thing about this newsagent is that I can top up my Oyster card and do my lottery tickets, which is surely the benchmark of any good newsagent nowadays. For those with a pageant for sweet things, they have a pretty good selection of penny sweets to... Mmmm.

Alex Mackenzie and Sons or 'Al's' is definitely Earlsfield's most hoity-toity off licence. There's…read morenothing particularly fancy about the goods they sell, but their neat and tidy shop layout and pleasant surrounds speaks volumes about the way they like to do business, and the service is always good, though a little cordial at times. If you missed the chance to get your closest Sainsbury's then Al's is your next best bet. They've got all the usual household stuff you need, sweets, confectionaries, fresh bread and drinks. And, if you need to top up your Oyster card, Al's is the only off license in the immediate area that offers Oyster card top ups as well as travel cards.

This store is very convenient to the shoppers car park and has the added attraction of having the…read morePost Office situated inside. Its a fair sized store with a good selection of stock and there is normally no problem with finding the items that are on special offer. The Co-op has had some great deals on recently, with prices rivalling, or bettering, those of Tesco. Staff are friendly and helpful and if an item is not on the shelves, they are happy to go and check to see if they have any stock available. They have good stock control and good bargains can be found on chilled items which are reduced in price due to being on their dispay until date.

Absolutely the best convenience store in the area, has saved me a trip down to the supermarket on…read morecountless occasions. Good selection of products, have been surprised by some of the stuff you can get there that you wouldn't expect from a small convenience store. Thank you Jays!

The best of the two convenience store in the area. Northfields avenue has a tesco express but you…read morecan go to friendly Jay if you want to avoid the 5 minutes walk. Clean, some sort of choice and a smile. What more to ask for?

Open late and just a few steps down from both Queensway and Bayswater Tube stations.read more

This was my first and only Sainsbury's to visit during my 2nd week of September 2011 trip to…read moreLondon, which was my first trip to London, the UK, and Europe for that matter. The store is very small, about the size of a London Drug's in Canada or a Walgreen's in the US. There is not a lot of variety of products as compared to North American stores where you may typically find 3-6 brand names of a particular product or product line. The prices, accounting for currency conversion, are on par with those at a 7-Eleven or other convenience store. The store hours are from 0700 to 2300, though 4 different times, I was able to enter after 2300 and purchase items. The staff was friendly on each visit. The location is perfect as it is 1 block from London Underground's Bayswater Station, 3 blocks from the Queensway Station,and 2 blocks from the Hilton and Hyde Park Inn & Suites which is great for tourists. I do like this area and will be visiting the store again on my next trip. I recommend this for those whom are new to the area to get an idea about prices and such.

Raynes Park does not have many food shopping options. I normally do my shopping at Morrisons or…read moreSainsbury's in Wimbledon before heading home. However for anything I have missed or for any bits you need on the weekend the Co-op has it. They also do fresh bread and have a pretty good wine selection. Its located very near the station so very convenient. The staff are very friendly and can help you find anything you need. In summary its more expensive than your usual supermarkets so I would not use it for a weekly shop but if you need some bits and pieces of the papers and bread this is the place.

Wouldn't recommend doing a weekly shop here, but it is very handy for a few things when needed and…read morethere can be some good deals on. Decent staff too.

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.