This place is hilarious. The whole of my office knows that if you need:…read more Ice Cream in Winter Tools and Hardware Cocaine Grinders Flavoured Blunt Wraps (whatever they are) Out of Date Food/Drinks Greetings Cards To Watch a Fight ...then there is only one place to come in Borough! Quality Food Store...it has never been known as that- it has always been PP's to me and all the others who work in my office. I don't know why - maybe that is what it was called before Quality Food Store. Staff are super-friendly and prices have stabilised recently due to Tesco opening around the corner. This place is a winner!

I was overcharged by £1.50 in this shop and not given a receipt, so I only found out through…read morechecking my bank account. This may have been a fee for paying by card instead of cash but I was not told that when paying.

Convenience with exceptional variety and great prices for a location its size. Not much bigger…read morethan an American Wawa. Always well stocked and with long hours. Has 2 self checkout registers plus a cashier. Wine and beer also available. Frequented daily from airbnb around the corner for a week. Baked products are excellent. Try the almond croissant.

A great local shop with lots of selection. I was a real fan until.... I did a cashback and the till…read moreperson forgot to give me the cash. I noticed when I got home and called them immediately with the time on my receipt so they could check their CCTV camera. Basically I had to fight with them quite a bit to get the £20 back from them. They kept blaming me for not getting the cash which is partially true but then again the customer is always right and it's not worth putting up such a fight for £20 on their end. The end.

This was my "Go-To" store while in London all last week, it was incredibly close to our hotel and…read morethe fact that it was open 24 hours was even better! They have an entire aisle of just candy (being American, this is where I spent most of my time since their candy is so much better than ours!) They also have your basic convenient store stuff, chips, soda, water, bread, milk, etc. I did also see some lunch stuff, pre-made sandwiches and what not, but I don't think I'd take my chances on them. There's also a pretty decent selection of liquors and beers but it seemed pricey to me. The guys working the counter were hit or miss, they were either very nice and friendly or they didn't say a thing to you at all. Either way, I loved this store and I'll definitely shop there for my candy fix when I go back to London.

Horrible customer service, bad fruit quality, overpriced...but since it's the only store around,…read morethey don't really care I guess. Sad to give a bad review, but they had it coming. Spend an extra few minutes and find another shop if ur visiting London and staying nearby.

We were visiting from the US and stopped in here to pick up some things we can't get over here. My…read moredaughter spent a year at Goldsmith's and this was her go-to store for groceries and everything. Large selection, decent prices. The Nectar discount card program is lucrative. There is an Argos pickup inside the store that is very convenient. The staff at the checkout lines are helpful and the lines move quickly.

Always have my treats when I need them!…read more I'm from NYC and every time I visit family, I stop by to pick up all my favorite goodies from here to bring back home. Thanks for having a huge selection of sweets and now vegan products! My trips to Sainsbury's and Tesco are one of my favorite things to do in London!

I'm quite charmed with the British grocery stores here. I'm not sure why. Maybe because I don't…read morelike in an urban setting anymore so when I do see supermarkets turned into convenience stores, it's quite a novelty. This one has your usual selection of ready to eat food, groceries, etc. I bought a chocolate croissant from its bakery and thought it was quite tasty. There is self checkout but if you have American credit cards like me, you might need to go to the actual counter. For my card, I had to sign the receipt everywhere I went in London.

Waitrose is a chain of British supermarkets, which forms the food retail division of Britain's…read morelargest employee-owned retailer, the John Lewis Partnership. Its head office is located in Bracknell, Berkshire. As of February 2015, Waitrose has 322 branches across the United Kingdom, including 30 "little Waitrose" convenience stores, and a 5% share of the market, making it the sixth-largest This relatively new store is one of the "Little Waitrose" stores, has conventional and self serv tills. Coffee available and fresh cakes baked in site

I have shop in Costco in both U.S and Canada. Their prices tends to be higher for food but their…read moreclothing are reasonably price. If you have a large family, this is also a good place to shop in bulk. It's a long drive for me to get to Costci, so I will give it a miss.

Since the yelping public has voted and made it quite clear that I am decidedly much funnier than I…read moream cool, I'll cut my cool losses and shoot myself in the 'ever-being-cooler-than-funny' foot with another review of the mega-chain (and the mega-awesome) Costco. Becuase even though you're judging me, you're also jealous that I was there and didn't pick *you* up 30 toilet rolls for a tenner or 3 boxes of Crunchy Nut for £7. Or that amazing Kirkland brand trail mix with the fake M&Ms. Or eleventy billion vitamins. But what I would like to add to this seeming useless, uncool review is that they've translated the £1.50 hot dog + soda deal into "English" with the ability to opt for the .50p tea + bakewell tart offer. Keepin' it classy, Costo! Raaaaather! I opted for the beef, as per usual.

Clean, friendly staff, with a good range of stock. Vetry's is one of a small chain of convenience…read morestores that are spread across South West London and Guildford. Expect prices to be slightly more expensive than the supermarkets, but the quality of what they sell is generally very good. You can pay by card if you spend more than £5. They have very competitive offers on beer - often cheaper than the big high street supermarkets.

Went to Waitrose in the Kings Road Chelsea London today…read more Saturday 7th October 2023 at 3.15pm After purchasing my shopping I went to collect my Free Coffee and there was a note on the Coffee machine that stated cleaning in progress. I asked a Waitrose partner who was reducing items near the machine to ask how long when it will be ready and the Waitrose partner informed me that the Coffee machine has not been working for a long while. I said to her that is not good service and then left the store without my Free Coffee (very disappointing service from Waitrose) WHY LIE TO CUSTOMERS BY PUTTING A FALSE MESSAGE ON THE COFFEE MACHINE?!

It's a pretty poorly laid out store here, with a small entrance, short aisles and cramped check…read moreout. The slightest flaw in customer flow can (and does) screw up the everyone's movement and cause mass hysteria. I don't know what it is about the people who shop here, but they don't seem to know how to move in a supermarket type environment. It's like they arrive at the store and all rules of human motion, and even the laws of physics I'll argue, mysteriously cease. They walk briskly and abruptly stop. They ponder over an item, blocking your access to a display, for way too long. They inexplicably reverse course and swing a full cart around, perilously close to important body parts. They move sloooooowly. They linger. They chat on mobiles in the middle of cramped aisles. They stand with their kids in strollers in front of things you need. They don't move! It happens every time I'm there. Great store otherwise.