Everything I tried here was fresh and very tasty. So far:…read moresalmon, crabs, shrimps and swordfish. The swordfish is excellent. You can choose a whole fish and ask to have it cut the way you want: special hoven, chunks for soup or filet for the pan. They'll do it in front of you. Friendly staff. The shop is in front of Hamish Johnston to allow for efficient shopping: cheese and fish in 5 min!

Amazing meats and knowledgeable friendly staff! Regular spot for us when we need an extra high…read morequality protein for our next meal!

Even though listed on American Express' Shop Small campaign for several years running (spend £10…read moreand get £5 back in Amex statement credit), they say they don't accept American Express. But why would American Express list a shop, unless of course they are signed up with American Express to accept Amex card payments? And several years running? The shop itself is tiny and you're constantly rubbing elbows while waiting and browsing, which is not a very good experience. The meats are OK, but quite a bit pricier than even Waitrose.

I had spied Pooja while driving through Tooting recently and returned to gaze through the window at…read morethe wonderous assortment of Indian sweets and savouries on offer. I love trying new tastes and the row upon row of unknown goodies was too tempting to pass up. Business was brisk this Saturday but the staff were patient enough to recommend things. I have more of a savoury tooth and ended up with bags of 3 different types of gathia, lovely crunchy noodle-shaped snacks. I also had some chum chums and gulaab jamun, both recommended and yummy if a little sweet. A treasure trove whether or not you're familiar with Indian sweets and savouries.

Choosing a path of vegetarianism has the potential to be a little boring on the culinary side of…read morethings. Entering Pooja will provide you with a world of tasty options though: it's a place with a wonderful smell and all sorts of Indian foods and sweets. Everything is completely vegetarian, though not vegan. evident in their egg-less cakes. So if you have a lively Indian wedding to cater for, or a Bollywood themed party, Pooja is your one stop shop. Everything is completely authentic and very well-priced, and for your enjoyment, they have a complete on-line ordering system too which includes a delivery service to your home address.

Ambala doesn't taste the same anymore. All of the sweets seem to have been changed. What happened…read moreto the original recipes and production methods. Chum chum is even a different shape and is now flavourless. Barfi has rose water in it! What is going on?

great selection of indian sweets. They have everything you could want here…read more from burfi to jalebi

As the sun made an unexpected appearance today (spare a thought and prayer for those poor people…read moreflooded out in Wales today in the middle of our alleged summer), I took advantage by walking from Tooting Bec to Tooting Broadway station today, a walk which takes you through an area filled with ethnic food shops and restaurants. I was pleased to see that it's mango season back in Pakistan and India, which means that the ethnic supermarkets and greengrocers' shopfronts fill up with boxes upon boxes of yellow Asian mangos. Beware, the price and quality can vary and quite often, the mangos are over-ripe. These over-ripe ones are fine for putting into desserts (in fact, they may be sweeter and more fragrant for this purpose) but they're too far gone to slice and eat fresh. There's such a wide choice of vendors that you should always insist on feeling and smelling the fruit from the actual box that you're buying and not the box on display. The colour and the wrinkliness of the flesh isn't actually that accurate a test of the ripeness and sweetness of the mango. Instead, use your nose - a ripe mango will smell sweet and it should give slightly under the thumb when you exert a little pressure. The slightly longer honey mangos come from Pakistan and the shorter rounder Alphonso mangos come from India. They're both wonderfully sweet and aromatic. Certainly several notches above the South American mangos you find in the conventional supermarkets Also, this being Tooting, haggle! If you buy a few boxes, you can always secure a discount. Daily Fresh Fruits is a bustling shop with a large selection of fruit and veg from a lot of ethnic backgrounds. They had some nice ripe mangos and I secured a good price from the chap outside. Cold mango is a perfect antidote to a hot day!

I am unable to comment on the their food, but the quality and standard of service from the mobile…read morephone service part of the shop is incredibly poor. Do not on any circumstances let them "mend" your phone. If it does not work, they will not answer your calls, cut you off, deny all knowledge and basically not be truthful. A screen replacement should not be difficult but it has been made worse by the chaps at Daily Fresh Foods. Apparently they don't know when staff are coming back from holiday and are just plan rude. Avoid at all costs.

What a fantastic shop and amazing team...Only the very best from Spain. Beautifiul hand carved ham…read moreand artisan cheeses. What else can you ask for? Bridnisa really fits in this new up and coming foodie street.

Great independent butchers in Clapham. Been in the same hands for many years and very good hands…read morethey are.

M. Moen & Sons make raw meat look so delightful. When I buy meat from this place I don't even want…read moreto cook it. I just want to preserve the carcass and hang it up in my living room. The cut is just so beautiful. The prices are expensive though. This is like a holiday meat place. Go here for your Christmas turkey or your Easter sirloin steak. They don't really discount, so maybe you can buy one slab of meat a week from here for Sunday dinner. If you do want to sample some of their meat but you're on a budget, usually during warm weather periods they smoke/roast a pig on the road outside of their shop and make pork sandwiches on the weekend. The pig smells delightful as you're walking up the street. When you see it on the skewer rotating around it looks kind of sad because usually the head is still on it, but it still smells so good. The sandwiches are amazing and they're only £3. So sorry for the little oinker that's on the barby, but so happy for my tummy.

the meat is the best and the staff is very nice even mr aslam…read morerecommend comeing here love it

Tooting Market is possibly the poorest, most underwelming market I've been to. The market is pretty…read moresmall but there's nothing in the market that's really worth buying. With Spitalfields and Borough Market you can get a variety of food form fresh bread to on the spot sandwiches but this market is more like a fruit and veg / cheap little market selling cheapy food and goods, not really up-market and fancy. Very no frills. Even if you can't be bothered going all the way East or to the Southbank, Northcote Road Market (a very continental market) is close by. I'm not really sure what this really has to offer and I wouldn't trust the fruit and veg from here either, I'd give it a miss.

This is one of the most authentic and down to earth markets I have ever been to in London! If you…read morewant a slice of South London, look no further, it's all here in Tooting market. I wandered through the plastic flowers, reggie music shops, sari fabric stalls, toys that don't meet EU standards, dodgy bags, henna hair dye and weave in a selection of fabulous colours. It's great to mooch around, buy household essentials, cheap summer clothes or even have your nails done! Its for locals, so don't expect glamour, expect friendliness. I bought some lovely plastic flowers and the lovely gent said I smiled so much he gave me another bunch for free! You can't beat that for customer service! It's one to go with a friend to have a mooch and browse away. Don't judge a book by its cover. this really is a fabulous gem of a market.

It's pretty hard to find a great selection of truly healthy foods in London. Fortunately, this…read morehealth food supermarket makes up for that with its sizable quantity of high quality foods and beverages, as well as vitamins, protein powders, teas, premium organic coffees, and then some. The prices are quite hefty as is to be expected with these sorts of products, but if you play your cards right and get a few healthy products here and there and incorporate them into your diet a little bit at a time, you can get the most for your money and not have to spend a fortune every week. They also have a cool little juice bar that sells fresh-pressed juices, smoothies, and pretty good coffee...which you can add to said juices and smoothies if you're a caffeine addict, like me.

I have always enjoyed my food here. It is good healthy food and still hot when I get home…read more Planet Organic have come a long way since their first shop. I am thrilled they are now on my doorstep in Wandsworth. They beat local pub food any day. Recommended,