I feel like Marks & Spencer Simply Food locations are relatively similar to one another, probably…read morebecause they take great care to ensure a consistent consumer experience. Everything is clean, neatly packaged, and delicious looking. Something about having their style-unified packaging on every item in the store makes it look more classy than supermarkets that carry multiple brands. But, I still find them to be a bit pricey for regular items, so I tend to only buy groceries there that other stores don't carry. Like ghost-shaped Halloween potato chips :) Parking costs .80 unless you buy £15 or more in groceries, in which case it is reimbursed. The parking lot is kind of an odd two-part deal, but I don't recommend going over the bridge to the parking lot nearer to the door because the bridge is a congestion area and driving over it with pedestrians walking over it (which they are frequently doing) is a bit worrying because it's so narrow!

Most of the staff here are very friendly but on two occasions I've been mistreated by an older…read moremember of staff called John. He also refused to reduce the price on expired food, and seemed he wanted to take the food for himself as the shop was about to close.. It's a shame because this store would otherwise deserve 5 stars..

Kosher supermarket in j-town central stocks a wide array of goodies and over-salted kosher…read moredelicacies. Popped by whilst in the area to pick up Channukah candles but couldn't resist the Kosher Haribo, smoked salmon and my special favourite new green cucumbers. I'm not sure if this is the Yarden store of the Kosher brand that shares the same name but they do stock plenty of other brands too. Interesting clientele - whilst in the store a man backed into *me* and shouted 'God gave you eyes to see'. But it was his fault. Oy Gavolt!

Good store, great selection of products, especially from South Africa…read more Obviously a lot of (if not all) Yarden products but a good mix.

Shopping at Demo is the saving grace for a healthy life that is not halted by the exorbitant…read moreexpense of shopping at Waitrose or boutique health food stores. I get my extra special Halloumi cheese at Demos, dates, and peach juice. There is inexpensive bread, authentic olives, a cold bar and a bakery section. I can not say enough about Demo, mostly because my mouth is too filled with pomegranate seeds originating from the 4 for a pound pomegranate deal. The staff is very helpful at Demo and I am often assisted with out asking for help..a rarity in London shops! You cannot go wrong at Demo. An added bonus is I have not seen one child in this shop. I shop at Demo in quiet contemplation looking for non-animal rennet cheese, which they have if you read the labels. If you have a sweet tooth ( I don't but the girlfriend does) you'll enjoy the Baklava from behind the bakery counter. One more thing of note, the food is very fresh at Demo. You should be careful with the bread because it doesn't have a long shelf life (not being crammed with garbage and all) so it is a good idea to freeze some of it, if you don't anticipate using it all. You do not want to lay out your mezze and find out your bread has gone off. Good on Demo for keeping it real.

Demo is one of those European supermarkets where you can get many European brands of most of the…read morecommon supermarket foods. It has a good selection of baked breads and cheap pitta 45p. I cannot resist the baklava, they have a selection at the back of the shop where you can pick your items singly so you can try new ones. the prices range from 75p to 1.50 per piece. You can also get a pre packed selection for 2.99. I also get my cartons of juice here as they have a cheaper and wider selection with more unusual flavours than Waitrose (across the street). Demo is cheaper than Waitrose and can get some real bargains if you look and compare prices.

I have learned to love this store. Much as the name may imply, prices in there are not particularly…read morelower than any other supermarket, but they do good deals on various products AND they are right next to my house so therefore are very convinient at times when only ice cream will do. Also, for hangover sundays, they are open till 8 p.m!! Amazing. They also cause hangover Sundays as they are sometimes the cause- expecially when they have 3 for £10 deals on wine. Jeepers. The staff in there are friendly, they know me well I think, yet they still insist on I.Ding me. They also have the only cash machine in Brockley in there, and charge 40p on your card when you spend less than £7. But at times of need you just don't care Costcutter will always be good for emergency food needs, stocking up on chocolate when you just need some and also for the fact that they sell German rye bread! Yum.

This Costcutter has always got everything you need! Great selection of foods from all over the…read moreworld are available (great Polish shelf) and cheaper Costcutter alternatives for branded goods are available throughout the store. Plenty of fruits and vegetables available daily too!

Lidl is a great store, they have some really cheap stuff. not always the best quality but the…read moreprices are really cheap. lots of the food seems german but its great nonetheless. You can get really popular brands for far less at lidl too than any other store. so yea, all in all a good store.

I ignored this shop for ages thinking it was just another one of those grubby Costcutter-y sort of…read moreplaces, until a friend told me of the wonders contained within. Now referred to by us as The Magic Shop, this little gem is packed with all sorts of goodies, from Suma products to Miso paste to tofu to frozen hash browns to cake to cereals to anything else you might need or want. The aisles are ridiculously narrow which can be a pain, but the shopkeepers are really friendly and helpful - they'll even order things in for you if you ask nicely. There is some markup on prices like in any smaller store, but it's so nice to have a quirky little place like this in the area I'm willing to bite the bullet once in a while to keep supporting it.

Lovely shop for veggies, spices etc. Only place around here that sells mouli. Also sells things…read morelike chickpeas, kidney beans, mango pulp for decent prices and 3 Mars bars for £1.25! Lovely friendly service as well always friendly

I've only been here once, but they sold some very nice peppers at an excellent price, far cheaper…read morethan I found down the road at Costcutter. What's more, they were very friendly. I'll certainly go back there next time I need peppers, or other vegetables for that matter.

Good location as around 5-8 mins walk left of Enfield Town BR. This store has recently been…read morerefurbished. All the expected groceries and in addition there is a deli, fresh fish counter and a rotisserie, serving hot chicken and sausages. Toilet facilities available which appear regularly maintained.

I lived right around the corner from this Tesco for almost a year and was often pleased with the…read moreselection, but at times was very annoyed at the quality they provided. This Tesco was large and had an electronics section, clothing, music, house hold stuff etc. Its almost like a crappy Target. Regardless, this is where I went grocery shopping. The produce section was probably the best part of the store. They had fresh fruits and veggies, assuming you go there in the day or two after the shipment arrived. I love the mini lettuce they had, as it was perfect for sandwiches. The dairy area was fine, including the cheeses, which were best if you bought Scottish or Welsh cheese. The meat was a different story. Ground red meat = terrible. Chicken = acceptable. Sausages = pretty good. Fish = pathetic. I guess I'm spoiled by much of the red meat I get in the US, so unless you got the top choice meat here, it was pretty poor in my opinion. This isn't a knock on the store though and did not contribute to the 3 star rating. Overall this place had enough stuff to be a good grocery store, but had many downsides. Price wise, it was a great deal locally.