We always hit up Costco when we travel, and the Wembley one did not disappoint. First shock: they…read moresell sushi. At Costco. In London. The rest of the food court felt like home -- pizza, chicken bake, hot dogs -- but with fun twists like a mango smoothie and a chili‑bean baked potato. The mango smoothie slapped. The warehouse itself is classic Costco with a UK spin: same big staples, but tons of snacks and cereals you won't find in the States.

This Costco in London is located within walking distance of Wembly Stadium, so I caught the Tube to…read morethis location. There is a really large variety of baked goods that looked very tempting. The choices of British meats available was good as well. Button this occasion, as an out of towner I came to try the food court items that are not available in the United States. Here's my rating: California Roll: 4/5 Potato Jacket with chili: 3/5 Potato Jacket with baked beans and tuna: 4/5 Hot dog: 5/5 Mango smoothie: 5/5 Double chicken sandwich: 3/5 The food was prepared quickly. Overall everything I ordered was solid and at an affordable price.

3 packs of softmints (spearmint) = 99p 3 packs of microwave…read morepopcorn (salted) = 99p 1 bag of The Natural Confectionery Co. (Dino mix) = 99p Business card display folder = 99p Yes i was excited to see this appear on my local high street, filling the empty space left by woolies... I went in casually, i didn't even get a basket. I browsed. I liked.

I went in today to return some minor unused items following the passing of my father which we had…read morepurchased for the funeral proceedings. All paid for with my card when accompanied by the member, my mother. Cannot process refund I was told as my mother, an 80-year old grieving widow must come in and return the items herself. I explained that this would be difficult for her as she would be on her own. Doesn't matter, not their problem as they have policies in place. CHAD, the manager and truly an unsympathetic moron, asserted that GDPR is the reason. What on earth does GDPR have to do with returning items in a store? CHAD couldn't even bring himself to mutter a simple "sorry for your loss..." Disgraceful and arrogant conduct. He finished the discussion with a threat to terminate my mother's membership as he found my comment that I would be posting this episode on social media unacceptable. I see many negative comments on Costco Watford associated specifically with CHAD. Please return this guy to stacking shelves where he belongs.

Costco. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY…read more Ordered a B M W Watch from this company. After waiting five weeks for my watch to arrive l received an item that was nothing like the the B M W watch that was ordered. What I got was a low value poor quality item,and was not worth anything like the £45.00 + PP I had parted with. Have tried on many occasions to get intouch with Costco to resolve this problem and have had no reply. PayPal where unable to help me with problem. From a very unhappy customer. Billybear12325. ,

I like nice things, I also like a bargain…read more When I worked in Uxbridge, I used Savers all the time. When the opened this branch within walking distance of my flat, I was really pleased. For anyone when has not usesd a Savers store before it's like a cross between Boots and Poundland. For any Americans wondering what that is; it's like a cross between CVS and Dollar General. The store is clean and compact. It is great for any toiletries, cleaning materials and laundry goods. They also sell a limited range of soft drinks, wine and beer. I just like the fact that they can sell branded goods at a much lower price than supermarkets and Boots/Superdrug. I often come in here just to grab a can of soda. At 29p for a cold can of Pepsi Max, you can't go far wrong!

Finally a decent shop in th Harrow road, Im well impressed spotlessy clean lovely staf(who speak…read moreproper english which is a rarity on the harrow road), Cheap too i use it at leat 2/3 times a week well done Savers we need more shops like yours on the harrow road

God, I miss those tv food porn ads Marks & Spencer had conjured! I know they were voted one of the…read moremost annoying tv adverts ever, but I loved them. I loved the background Fleetwood Mac music, and the "succulent chicken" or the "melt in the middle Belgian chocolate puddings". They never failed to make my mouth water, and they pretty much summed up how I feel about M&S food. I love it. With good quality groceries, a fresh delicious bakery, and a big range of lunch meals this has got to be my favourite grocery store. Oh, if only I could afford it more often! M&S foods is also very popular with those busy office workers who never seem to leave work before 10pm. It offers them all of the ready meal they need. Sad, I know, but it's better than living on kebabs or beans on toast. You can always rely on M&S on that one day where you really don't feel like cooking and just reach out for a pretty decent comforting lasagna, quiche, or shepherd's pie which will make everything better.

The sis and I needed to stock up for two days and so we went here... got the basic necessities of…read morewater / milk / eggs and not so basic necessities of Cadbury hot chocolate mix! The place itself is clean and organized... the staff were friendly considering I looked lost half of the time! I realized that I wasn't in Rome when saw the prices in GBP denomination and of course, started really asking myself whether or not I wanted more junk food!

What's not to like about Marks & Spencer? I wish there was one in Texas. I always enjoy going even…read moreif it's just for a quick look. I'm sure it seems cooler because I don't see it every day and it brings back good memories of traveling.

M & S is a great place to shop for groceries. I haven't shopped much in the department store part,…read morebut I do go to the supermarket quite a bit. They have a very solid selection of produce, meat, cheese and prepared meals. However, they are a bit light on random things like cleaning supplies and beverages. Also, they don't have a dedicated butcher or deli area. Still it's a great choice for your every day grocery needs, if those needs are fairly run of the mill. If you need to create a deeper shopping list and you want something like truffle oil, cut to order filet mignon, or smoked tofu, you are better off going to Sainsbury on Wilton Road or Waitrose down the road.

Great little pound shop. Standard assortment of 'dollar' store products. Self check-out…read more.. apparently not a unique situation for shops in London.

Poundland is Fabulous.....there are many things in life that are worth paying a bit more for, but…read morethere are plenty of things that aren't, and that's where Poundland excell....like if you wanted envelopes, well, it doesn't matter how cheap they are as long as they work, or Pritt- like glue stick.....I find it great for stuff like that, and they really are ideal for otherwise very pricey toiletries, like if you use a lot of lube, and don't mind if its not Branded KY Jelly, the ones at Poundland cost a third of what the branded variety sells for at Boots, and as all I'm going to do with it is shove it up my arse anyway, I really appreciate paying reduced rates for it.

Tips: - The foodhall is on the lower ground floor. The…read morecrisps are everything! -This company has its own bank. I grew up with Marks and Spencer (M&S). Canada had this chain for over twenty years before all locations shuttered for good in 1999. My go-to location was at Shoppers World on Danforth Avenue at Victoria Park Avenue. I still remember the last item that I bought at this store, which was a blue t-shirt. I visited London in December 2013. Out of all the flagship department stores that I wanted to go to, it was this M&S store on Oxford Street that had priority. I was staying at a hotel in South Kensington. I took the 74 bus to get to this store. I remember someone asking me where the bus stop was as I was heading over to it to take the bus to this store. I'm not sure why folks ask me for directions in a city that is new to me. It happens often. I felt accomplished that I knew something as a tourist! I remember how happy I was when I walked into this store. Hopefully, the floor plan and floors haven't changed since I was last there: - Lower ground floor - foodhall - Ground and first floors - women's clothing - Second floor - men's clothing - Third floor - homeware I don't recall being on the top floor. I could be wrong. I also don't know if the M&S Bank is still at this store. It was cool when I visited it, with comfy couches to relax. I spent some time in the men's clothing section. I bought a green cashmere sweater as a gift that was so soft to the touch. I loved the two floors full of women's clothing. I ended up getting socks that felt ridiculously soft that I had to have them. My spent the majority of my time in the foodhall. I hit the crisps section first. I got a few varieties of crisps: - Roast beef and onion - Roast chicken and garlic butter - Cheddar cheese and onion All of them were amazing. I am salivating thinking about them. So good! I also ended up getting biscuits (cookies). I got shortbread and white chocolate. They were amazing, likely due to the butter. I remember asking a woman at the checkout whether my Discover card was an acceptable payment option. It's also known as a Diner's Club card internationally. My Discover card that I've had since I lived in Minnesota worked here. Yay! I want to go back to this store. It has been renovated since I was last here. I'd like to check out the changes and get more food. (51)

I feel so happy when I'm here, I love M&S, it's the tourist in me. You can find anything and…read moreeverything, couldn't find my sticky toffee pudding but it's okay, going to try the recommended prawn sammie.