A moderately well stocked market just down the road from the New Cross Gate Overground station…read more There's a pretty tiny stock of fresh fruits and veggies, but they've got you covered in terms of breads, dried pasta, and canned foods. There's also a moderate selection of beer, wine, and liquor. Good amount of snack foods too. They also carry soy milk!

Really great supermarket, cheap enough prices, bossman always knows what I want, always friendly…read moreand lets me dance around the store in the early hours of morning. Even turns the music up! Everyone who works there is very kind and chatty, always puts a smile on my face whenever I go.

Best shop in London. Obviously is a convenience store but…read morethis shop Has everything you can dream of. They have the best muffins, anything you may have forgotten on your travels. But the staff is the the best part so friendly

Very conveniently located to the Park Plaza Albert Embankment Hotel London UK. Open early until 12…read moremidnight. Small grocery store with friendly employees. Fresh Pastries, coffee, sandwiches, drinks, snacks, fruits and vegetables.

Five stars for a Tesco Express? Yes, because this one was in just the right spot and had EXACTLY…read morewhat I needed. I had picked up some presents for a friend's birthday party but there wasn't a Paperchase or a Scribblers or a Ryman anywhere near by. I needed wrapping paper. Desperately! I figured that I couldn't go wrong with at least a quick look here before doing the "newspaper" thing. And holy cow, there it was on the rack of greeting cards. Not just one. Not just two. A choice of THREE styles of wrapping paper! They didn't have any cello tape, but I had come prepared with a glue stick. And so with my new £1 package of wrapping paper, I sat on the Tube and wrapped presents. Woo! Thanks, Tesco. You saved me from looking completely without cooth.

Recent revamp gave it a sensible store layout…read more It's also opened daily, 7 to 11 pm. Music to my consumer ears. Unlike the Sainsbury down the road, this Tesco carries beef, pork and chicken with equal measure. Carnivores would be delighted. Five self check out lanes promise a speedy shopping experience.

Lacking in some stock areas but still a way better choice for the…read moreregular 'top up' shop in-between visits to massive supermarkets than the local Tesco branch. When a queue occurs it does snake around the store most inconveniently for people who want to buy booze or frozen goods. Luckily they usually seem to have a decent number of people serving.

I totally agree with jojeba on the layout. I sometimes come here to grab a quick lunch. Why have…read morethey put the sandwich section right behind a large pillar at the front of the store? A large queue builds up around this pillar every lunchtime meaning you have to push your way past people even to get into the store, then you end up tripping over a pallet as the shelves are being restocked, before you join the queue that's already looped round the far end of the store and is half way back to the front (the tills are at the front). At least the tills are well manned so the queue does move along quite quickly.

Open late, this is a common stop for end-of-night supplies like a bottle of wine and sweets, and…read moreit's perfect for it. There are lots of sugary delights - packets of penny sweets and chocolate bars included. The most recent addition of small pots of a new treat called Pudding, which is helpfully clarified with the word pudding repeated beneath its Pudding brand, is a particular favourite if not only for its name. These colourful puddings are somewhere between jelly and angel delight, and each fluorescent colour - orange, blue, pink, yellow and green - comes in a different pudding shaped vessel. Not to be missed I'd say. And I simply cannot write about this place without mentioning the man behind the counter who is endlessly happy, smiling and delightful. I challenge you to leave this shop without a smile!

For a 24hrs bodega decent prices! Good choice of liquor and…read morewine (and cheaper than the Sainsbrmury across the road!)

What do you do when you get a cold while on vacation? Go to the nearest pharmacy or corner store…read more This store was close to where we were staying. It was cost effective. It was nice to be able to ask someone for advice as we didn't know which items to choose as we were not familiar with name brands. We purchased throat lozenges, a tea like drink to sooth the throat, cough syrup, water and a couple of snacks. Prices were good, place was clean and cashier was friendly. Nice little place to shop!

Not much to review about this place. It's basically a convenience store that is open 24 hours a…read moreday. Does it have a good selection of snacks, drinks, ice cream, and food? Yep. Is the service friendly? Got that right. Is it clean? Of course. Bottom line, if it's 2am and you want a bag of Walkers Chips and Fanta soda, come on down! There is also a souvenir shop connected to it, so if you have something that needs to be posted to the refrigerator, but ran out of magnets, then you're in luck again!

Glad it's here, so close to our apartment…read more Packed to the rafters with just about everything you need, and a lot of stuff you want as well. The guys working here are helpful in their own way if one listens carefully. Enjoy!

Friendly and they stock lots of surprising things -more of a general store with an excellent…read moregrocery selection for a corner shop, with a good mix of regular and fancier food and meals to go. Also some hardware, some stationary, other random things that save locals a trip to a bigger shop. Geared for local residents as a good general store. Love it.

This shop has so many different names. And I never knew that one of them was Circle Store! I've…read moreheard Red Orange. I've heard Finelife. I've heard "that shop down the road" on many many occasions. Anyway, this is our go-to shop at work. There are plenty of other convenience shops nearby, even a Sainsbury's, but this remains the staff favourite. They sell all kinds of stuff you never knew you needed. A coworker of mine enjoys a sandwich from their deli counter every day. I've stopped by several times for some delicious soup, an odd can of tuna here and there, and (when I'm feeling extravagant) some halva. If you don't know about Halva, get out now. It's delicious and probably an acquired taste but I LOVE it. I want to bathe in it. This shop definitely has an advantage over some of the smaller convenience stores dotted around the area in that it's independently owned, is much larger, and has a much better selection and value.

Really, slow, and rude - didn't even inform me of the 50p charge, infact when I asked he just said,…read more"it says so on the machine" it was 3am - so I have nothing more to report