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18 years ago
This Co Op food store is nice, clean and tidy inside. I sometimes find that Co Op food is slightly more expensive, however they do promote fair trade products! This store is great for quick last minute buys! read more
15 Glebe Lane
Stourbridge DY8 3YG
United Kingdom
01384 395446
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This is a standard convenience store and stocks all of the usual items that you would expect; some…read morefood, snacks, a few household items, newspapers, alcohol and tobacco. I have been in a couple of times when I have been in Harborne. The chap who works there or who owns it seems really friendly and chatty. Several times he has made small talk with me, which is nice as it makes me want to pop back in here. I have always found what I needed in here, which is usually just some chocolate and something like milk to take back home. The prices are fairly reasonable for a convenience store and I have been to more expensive stores in the area. Overall, I like this store because the service is great and it has been convenient for me.
The old motto of writing about what you know rings true here (and for the next few reviews) as…read moreHarborne Convenience is very much my local shop. Open from early morning until at least 10pm every night this isn't somewhere you'd travel miles to visit but if you live nearby it's a great place to purchase things like compost or barbeque briquettes. They are also notable for stocking a good range of real-ales, an extensive selection of doggie treats (which get the seal of approval from Dave the greyhound) and the man who runs it is a really nice chap who often compliments us on how well Dave is looking and very much lives by the adage 'the show must go on'. Not only does the shop stay open at Christmas and New Year but perhaps most memorably of all through a recent power cut where thanks to a torch-lit fetching service the people of Northfield Road were able to continue to make their essential purchases of booze, fags and Monster Munch.
This shop smelled a bit weird and there was some random guy jabbering away at me whilst at the…read moretill. Yet he was friendly enough and the young guy behind the till clearly had to give him a good listening to. It is a pretty standard convenience store, with basic food and household items alongside booze and newspapers. I purchased some chewing gum so I didn't exactly do much in the way of in-depth research. It looks massive from the outside, but is actually rather small inside. There are lots of convenience stores in Old Hill and this one is perhaps middle ranking. It is convenient and it is a store. I've been in better and I've been in worse.
This is a fairly standard Costcutter store located within what used to be The Broadstones pub. You…read morecan easily make out its pubby past from the distinctive "1970s boozer" architectural flourishes. The brick work is a depressing shade of grey/brown and there are bars on the windows. It is a bit grim. They have a cashpoint and sell phone top-up credit. They have some decent(ish) deals on a range of food and drink items. My favourite bit about this shop is the view that you get - it is perched high on a hill over looking Dudley and Halesowen. Ideal if you fancy a Frey Bentos chicken and mushroom (pie) with a view. Sorry, I couldn't help it.
With neither my girlfriend or I able to drive and Asda a miles walk away, this newsagent cum…read moremini-supermarket is ideal for us for picking up things like milk which are a pain to carry from the supermarket and, if you drink as much tea as we do, run out quickly. The two chaps who run the shop are personable and know their regular customers, which is always a bonus. As well as the usual ciggies, sweets and newspapers - they stock magazines (but no music ones, an annoying habit of a fair few newsagents round this way), booze (which is kept very well chilled and sold very well cheap) as well as groceries. As is always the case with these places, the groceries are a lot more expensive than supermarkets so I very rarely buy food from there unless it's desperate. There's also a pay-to-use cash machine and a DVD rental section at the back which costs a £20 deposit to join.
A typical green grocers shop selling fruit, vegetables and other items you would expect to see in a…read moregreen grocers. However because this is an Asian green grocers, the majority of products on offer will be targeted at the Asian community. Because my family regularly eat Indian food at home, this is the one place my parents come to when it comes to buying vegetables. This is also the place where we also buy our meat from. You can also buy Asian snacks and toiletries from here. My father and I always get along well with the staff here at Ghosia and we have never complained about the service they provide. The only complaint I do have is the number of flies you find where the fruits and vegetables are. It can be irritating when you have to get away from the flies when looking for the fruit and vegetables you want. But other than that I have no problems with this place.
This is one of Old Hill's larger shops and it caters for the local Muslim community as well being a…read morehandy local independent supermarket, with more choice than in the plethora of local convenience stores. It is really good for cheap fruit and veg, with a massive display outside. The apricots, cherries and plums looked delicious whilst I was browsing. The prices are really low, especially if you buy in bulk. They sell some small household electrical items as well as everything else you could want from a small supermarket.
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A great convenience store which stocks lots of those last minute things you often find yourself…read moremissing. Staff are very friendly and helpful. They have a huge selection of wine/beers and interestingly very competitively priced. In fact I have found some products here cheaper than in the local supermarket. Long opening 10am till 9pm. It's halfway up Station Road and is the only convenience store in the vicinity, otherwise you have to go to the high st
Select & Save is the convenience store that I use pretty much every day. They are well stocked and…read morethey have a good range of products. One of my favourite magazines to read is called AdBusters and this is the only shop I can find it in. I tried WHSmiths and other major retailers and they never have a copy. So I just buy mine from Select & Save every time. They also have great offers on milk and bread and various other food stuffs. I like jelly and usually buy three pots from here for a Pound. They sell pretty much everything that you can buy in s supermarket that isn't a specialty item. The prices are competitive and are a lot cheaper than what you would expect from an independently owned business. Select & Save also have great offers on alcohol and has become very popular with local drinkers in the area. It is not open 24 hours, something that Moseley is desperately lacking, but it does stay open pretty late. They also have a pay point machine for filling up gas/electric cards and topping up your mobile phone account. There is sometimes a big queue in the shop and the owner can be a little slow and clumsy, but that's not his fault. I never usually have to wait too long for service.
This is a great convenience store where you can pick up some good bargains especially on cans of…read moredrinks like pepsis and other drinks and beverages. They have isles of lovely recipes too which you can take home and make with ease for a night in. Staff seem to know their products too so are helpful.
This local supermarket is a family-run place that is a nice option in the area. It competes with…read morePak Supermarket across the street and ASDA a few block away but its range of products and ease of shopping make it an enjoyable spot to grocery shop in the neighborhood. Unlike the other supermarkets near it, it is not rushy and a wider range of Polish foods is offered. The prices are low, the produce is fresh but the candy section is limited.
East & West Supermarket…read more East & West Supermarket has an amzing range of spices, beans, lentils, pulses and lots of value buys like big bags of rice which you can buy in 5, 10 or even 25 kg sacks! It also offers large trays of 30 eggs (free range or caged) which for me is a winner as it saves having to make repeat purchases of such an essential item. I've also bought big bags of beans from E&W, so you can make a great Five Bean Chilli shopping here. Often there are specials on, that's when my sweet tooth takes over and I cannot resist some sweet breads or biscuits. Out front you'll find a range of fruit and vegetables and often some varities that are rather exotic. Service is swift and friendly and it's a joy browsing the isles to find many items you don't see in many of the larger supermarkets.
Ladypool Road is my near and local supermarket , well let me tell you that i have been shopping…read morethere from ages and it never dissapoints me. the prices are amazing and will save you alot of money compared to tesco's and asda. and i have just noticed that they are opening another east and west in stratford road 721-725 so the people near there can come and visit this brilliant store.
This is a large Morrisons store, located on Hagley Road in Edgbaston Village, a short ride on the…read moreWest Midlands Metro tram from Birmingham city centre. The store seems much more modern than I'm used to from Morrisons. The store is visually pleasant. As you enter the store, you'll be greeted by their Market Kitchen area where food counters are available offering a rotational daily selection of hot dishes, pizza and a couple of other options alongside the regular Morrisons Cafe offering. The facilities inside the store are good and also include Amazon Lockers. The selection in terms of groceries was reasonable. Prices were competitive but did seem fairly expensive for some items including Cravendale Milk, even out pricing some convenience stores in Birmingham city centre. The staff seemed friendly enough; there was a lack of them on the shop floor however to assist customers. 4* - An impressive Morrisons with an overall store look/feel that I hope they roll out across more of their supermarkets nationwide.
Morrisons is excellent for online shopping. I've always received my full order with no…read moresubstitutions and knew exactly when it would be delivered!
Joshua's is a brilliant convenience store. A fantastic range of products, run by a very lovely…read morefamily who will go the extra mile to make sure they always have the products you like. If they haven't got something they will make sure they have the next time you visit! In lockdown they were amazing and didn't try and hike their prices like a lot of other stores did! Honest and reliable, you should try them out!
Spotlessly clean inside and offering a copious range of foods, drinks and household essentials,…read morethis handy corner shop stocks pretty much everything you're ever likely to need for day-to-day domestic life. The store's range of pet food and refrigerated products are particularly impressive and there's even a cash machine inside for those of you who, like me, regularly end up going out with an empty wallet. Unfortunately, Joshua's is incredibly cramped inside and offers no parking facilities whatsoever. A bus stop is situated just opposite and the aisles aren't the tightest in the world, but the store's claustrophobic feel does undeniably let down what is otherwise a very handy, pleasant and reasonably priced local shop.
i love this shop. Its a decent size, and theres lots of different foods. The cost is great as you…read moreget good value for money!!!
This is a great convenience store packed with over 10,000 lines! But their real selling point is…read moretheir fabulous selection of world foods. They've recently started stocking lines from the Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand, along with an array of more commonly found Indian, Caribbean and Oriental foods. I love stocking up on basics like bags of rice and coconut milk, but then can't help being tempted with all manner of authentic spices, pastes and snacks. Options is perfect for all those foodies out there hunting down that elusive ingredient for some recipe or other! It's on Northfield high street, so really central. Plus if you spend over £50, they offer free delivery. Perfect for doing your shopping in your lunch hour and having it delivered that evening, or just to save your arms lugging your goodies home! Also they're open late into the evening when parking outside's really easy. Plus the couple who run it are so lovely and enthusiastic, it's infectious! A true gem! October '12 edited to add that Options has now opened a mini supermarket opposite in the former job centre building. Even more goodies!
Frontier foods is a faithfull little shop at the the high end of Ladypool road…read more I often pass along the Ladypool Road on my comings and goings and there are many grocery stores offering fruit and vegetables but one shop which I have a special affection for is Frontier Foods. The name makes me think of a Wild West shop out on the plains and seems quite funny for a shop which sits on the border of Balsall Heath and Moseley. Often it's the produce which attracts me to one grocers or another and the stock is fresh and neatly layed out with a great deal of care, inside ths shop is small but orderly and the service is friendly. Ladypool Road offers a magnitude of fresh produce and if you're in a hurry and don't want to cue then, Frontier Foods is a great place to pick up a few vegetables or pieces of fruit.
I have popped in here a few times when I have been in Northfield and needed something to eat or…read moreneeded some groceries to take home. It is fairly big inside and they have all of usual things that you would expect from a convenience store, such as newspapers, snacks, a few toiletries and other bits and bobs. I have always found what I needed easily too, which is good as I hate not being able to find what I want! Although, if I could not find anything I would not hesitate to ask the staff because they always seem really friendly and very polite, which is nice and also refreshing. The prices are alright, perhaps a little pricey, but overall it is a good convenience store as the service is good and the store has been useful to me on more than one occasion!