This is a very good local greengrocers with friendly staff and reasonable prices. Good quality…read moreproduce.

Southall Market began in the 1600s as a cattle market and over time, has evolved into a place to…read morebuy cheap bananas and cheap-ass clothes and materials. Since this is now one of London's most Indian/SE Asian nabes, I thought it might be a bit more funky in content and possibly have some nice grub as well. Unfortunately, it's pretty much run-of-the mill discount veggies, low end clothes, assorted sundries and a caravan selling tean and cakes. I wouldn't bother traveling there and likely wouldn't visit if I lived next door... not a single this was unique. But if you want 5lbs of carrots for a quid, I guess it would work.

if you want to flavour of a bazaar in india without going there then southall is the place to go…read morethe historical market offers a place for all the real southallians to visit as a part that has not changed over the years .It has somehow managed to stay in business with all the competition from the supermarkets and a looked a meeting place for the locals while they picked up their weekly shopping from small bags to whole boxes of fruit to jewellery and saris. second-hand bicycles and furniture thanks singh

This fruit stall is the best thing about Kingsway. The fruit is good quality and so much cheaper…read morethan the not-as-fresh produce at the nearby Sainsburys. An amazing stall to have on my way home from work!

Just a grocers, not big, not the best grocers ever but does exactly what you want from a grocers -…read moresupplies you with fruit and veg (and some dairy). The advantages of a local grocers are that you can select as much or as little as you wish and it'll cost a little less than the local Budgens, Tesco Metro or any other local vendor. As I say, it's not massive but has everything and a little more than you'd need and the staff are pleasant. Support your local fruiterer! Ian

I recently 'found' Freshers Village Fruiterers, which is a bit silly as I live by there and pass it…read morealmost daily. But I went in recently and was amazed by what I saw. They have a wonderful selection of fresh fruit and vegetables, some of my favourites include watermelon (a slice for 75p), huge ripe avocados, sprouts, melon grapes. This is the first place where I found salad sprouts - a common staple in the States - and they have a selection including broccoli, lentils and chickpea sprouts. They also have cool things like a selection of freshly squeezed apple juice, and quail eggs. Everything I have bought there has been in perfect condition, with a sell-by date well in advance of anything I find in the supermarkets. Everything is also hugely cheaper than at Sainsburys or Tescos, even half price in many cases. In this day and age, its also refreshing to have the opportunity to pick and choose, and only buy what you need - hard to find as everything is prepackaged now. I don't have a single bad thing to say about the place and I encourage everyone who lives in the area to check it out.

A good, old-fashioned greengrocer with fruit and veg miles better (and easier on the bank balance)…read morethan the supermarket. Always smiley, friendly and often cheeky, the people who work here are fantastic true-Londoners and I always leave with a smile on my face. If you're in the area pick up your five-a-day from Ross' - it has been in Worcester Park my whole life, it's practically an institution and we should all support our local businesses!

This is like a mini version of Borough Market! And with 'mini' I mean nine or ten little stands…read more There's fresh fish, coffee, meat and game, fruit, olives, morrocan style stand, juices, and pate. It's worth a visit, but don't expect to need to spend more than 30 minutes there! It's erm... tiny.

This smaller market has a nice selection of meats, vegetables, cheeses and premade options. Good…read morelocal market.

This veg shop is so reasonableread more

I used to have a crush on Natalie Portman, but it would never work out because she's a vegetarian…read moreand I sleep wrapped in bacon. Plus she's also now married, which doesn't help. Not to mention I'm a sad, broke, ugly fellow who'se only intrest is watching Coronation Street. Reruns. But let's say, for fun, that she was keen on me. I'd take her to Clifton Greens. Why? Because all the food here is stunningly beautiful and everything sold is from the earth. I don't recall anything animal, or anything processed. No breads. No cheese. Certainly no bacon pajamas. Just basket after basket of stunning fruits, veggies, roots, berries and legumes. Here we are in November, when most green grocers only have root veggies and cabbage, yet this place boasts vibrant peppers, heirloom tomatos, exotic fruits, even Asian citrus. I love to cook and this is now my "go to" place for hard-to-find greens. In fact, Natalie Portman will be sorry she ever went for a different fellow and shacked up in the States. We - the non worthy - now have "Clifton Greens" all to ourselves. Is the other Swan dancer seeing anyone?

I'm in here all the time, as an amateur chef..this place is…read more just the best for fruit and veg. Great produce and bring half Grench, I find all those little 'legumes' that you can't buy anywhere else... Grab a coffee to take out from Nero's next door and come browse the wonderful fare that nature provides...Am I overdoing the review thing a bit here...?

One of my favourite places to procure fresh fruits and veggies. Not only do they have a…read moremarvelously varied selection - everything from your most exotic veg to your more mundane staples - it is also *cheap.* I dare you to find a chain grocery store that comes close to underselling these folks. Yet, unlike some inexpensive fruit and veg stands.. where you feel like you'd have to scrub the skin off your produce before you'd be convinced it was sanitary enough to eat... Ali's, wonderfully, doesn't feel cheap... there's nothing dingy or unclean about the place... everything is kept tidy and orgnanised and beautifully stacked. The other thing that keeps me coming back here is the shop's proprietor. He is always smiling and courteous - and well, one of those kindly sort of people that you just *want* to buy from... again, try finding someone like that at Tesco's HQ!

Avoid the Iranian shop called Zaman in Kensington, London. The woman who is the current owner is…read moredishonest and overcharges customers, often selling items at double their fair price. This is very disappointing and unfair treatment toward people who trust her.

Caught this on a promotion 3 course meal Indian food was amazing server was great good delicious…read morealso its in the casino the restaurant so had a good night. All on a Monday will return thanks...