Carl Hardman, the owner, is a fount of over 30 years of in-depth knowledge of vitamins, organic…read moreproduce and enerally saving the environment, WELL worth talking to! Earthfoods offers real, old-fashioned service, ordering specialised goods for you and even sending products abroad - I should know - I live in Cyprus and still order gods from them! x

Abrillant store offering cheap but very top quality food and drink. Staff are very slim in this…read morestore so queues can be long but please be patient with them as its not there fault. Food items fresh and frozen tast just like any upmarket supermarket. This is a one shop wonder as they also ave weekly household items like tvs, radios, amping equipment and so on. Pick up a leaflet in store or check on their website for upcoming offers.

A great little store that is full of all the cheap and cheerful food and goods that you expect from…read moreAldi. Not a very big supermarket, but useful for 'top-up' items and basic items, located in the handy centrally accessible area of Wallisdown. A small free car park is available behind the store, which always has loads of spaces. I agree with 98sidney that there are virtually no staff but you never have to queue for that long (sometimes not at all) and it never gets busy.

Do NOT order from their buy one, get one section. They wont honour it. It's a trap! They blame…read moreglitch errors. After they ripped me off, their support was completely dismissive about what they had done. Americanfizz are frauds! Go somewhere else!!!

Oh Lordy I am grateful for this store. They sell all the goodies and treats I miss from home;…read morealong with some other regular groceries. I usually have to "place an order" with my mother and hope she remembers to send it in the next care package she posts. Not anymore! Just a quick trip in to this tiny gem of a store and it's like all my homesickness disappears. They carry everything from PopTarts to Lucky Charms to Arizona Ice Tea and Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing. A major plus side to this business is the prices of their stock. While it's obviously more expensive than it would be back home, it is definitely the most reasonable pricing I've seen in the country. Except maybe some of the sweets/candy are a bit overpriced but I'm guessing that's just because they're quite popular and why not capitalize on that?! I do draw the line at £1.25 Twinkies. That's basically $2 for a single, individual Twinkie. I'm pretty sure you can get a 10 pack for close to that back home, and really, I can live without Twinkies. (Note: I'm not sure why they're storing/displaying Twinkies in a drinks fridge. It's not like they're gonna expire. Don't those things survive nuclear war or something?!) The one critique I have is the staff. On the day I went it was two younger girls who looked like this was the last place they wanted to be; a stark contrast to me practically jumping up and down going, "Oh my god they have ___!!!!". Oh well. Just because they sell American food, I don't expect they adopt American customer service as well.