This one replaced the Budgens Supermarket, that was on the site of the old car showroom in Walton…read moreon the hill.

I agree with my fellow yelper, indeed these corner shops are rare, and especially this one I used…read moreto visit. It was known as The Candy Store, and is still possibly, but maybe part of another owner this time.

Small corner shop/general store. A small shop with huge stock, they embarrass Tesco's. The staff…read moreare friendly and helpful. If you live nearby you can't do better than here. The prices may not compete with Tesco's but their service is better by far. Family run business.

Was once a pokier shop ,disorganised to say the least, with a post office inside. Now has expanded…read moreand looks tidy , with The Post office separate.

Visited today . The Post Office section is separate from the store till which is down the far end…read moreof the shop.

My best shop in england. I been here many time it very fun. Lots of cigarettes bread and coca cola…read moreto buy.

This is the type of corner shop most corner shops want to be. It's professionally run (meaning in a…read moreprofessional manner, not by a large chain), clean, well-stocked, and reasonably priced. While many newsagents stock solely tinned and convenience food, Holborns also carried a large selection of fresh fruit, veg, meats and refrigerated foods. I remember stopping by there when I needed that certain ingredient for a recipe, thinking no way they'll have this, but I'll try and sure enough, there it was. Hooray! They carry fireworks and Christmas trees during the appropriate times of year. They also offer a newspaper delivery service, and, if I'm remembering right, a grocery delivery service for a small fee.

This is a great corner shop, unlike many the produce does not look all dusty from sitting on the…read moreshelves for goodness knows how long. The have a reasonable selection of fresh fruit and vegeatables, as well as the standard tins and packets you expect from a convienience store, as well as a good range of magazines and newspapers. The staff are very friendly , and keep the shop neat and tidy. The best thing is that the prices are reasonable, perhaps not as cheap as a supermarket but so much more convienient for bits and pieces.

Did visit briefly, it is the only store in a very small area of shops. Two closed last year I was…read moretold, leaving the Pub the only meeting place, with mostly service type sales outlets in about 6 premises. The car park near the turning possibly has more spaces than there are services in this village. Oxshott is in fact very spread out in area with high end private roads, the railway station about 1 mile from the centre, and 3 miles or more from Leatherhead.