The man who owns and works in this store is extremely aggressive and ableist towards disabled…read morecustomers. He was very aggressive and rude when I was picking up a parcel and asking him for help, he throwing things around the store and was also drunk.

Place is open 24 hours also friendly staff, thats good. But they have should add organic foods in…read moretheir stock. Since I can only have them.

This is the best local shop I have ever lived near.I love it. It has saved my life on numerous…read moreoccasions as not only does it stock a wide range of medicines, it also has an atm machine and is open 24 hours. And it really is open 24 hours, not just till midnight like some 24 hour shops. It almost doesn't bother me that the groceries are more expensive than some others shops in the area, because I still haven't got over the fact that I can buy mangoes, aspirin AND fish fingers at 3am in the morning. Also, the staff are very friendly and do not judge my midnight food selections. I can recommend this shop to anyone with a dairy allergy. Whilst I would not call their selection extensive, unlike most local grocery shops there is a good range of soya/lactose free products. I was really surprised to find dairy-free custards, milkshakes and cream in a store of this size. They also have a good selection of goat and sheep products for anyone like me, who can't have cow's milk.

I wanted to take a moment to commend my local grocery store. I am slightly biased because its at…read morethe top of my road and would probably go there if they only sold one type of bread, but they don't! They sell hundreds, well that's a slight exaggeration, but they do have a lot of variety and not just in bread. Church Street Supermarket stocks luxury items not usually provided by smaller, local vendors such as Green and Blacks chocolate spread, Dorset Cereals and RJ's of New Zealand natural liquorice. They cater fantastically to the Stoke Newington mentality of organic, free range and recyclable, with a great selection of dairy and dairy replacements, vegetables and fruit. Not everything here is in the tree huggers category but they do try and even ask before shoving everything into a plastic bag because they know we all have canvas ones tucked under our hairy hippie armpits. The staff here are perpetually cheerful, even though the shop is open twenty four hours. The newspaper stand is well stocked, although they always run out of The Guardian because people that live on Church Street all seem to read the same paper.

Superb selection of food - more choice here than in Morrisons across the road! High quality brands…read morefrom around the world as well as organic and gluten free. No cards but there is a free to use cash machine in store.

I love you Zaga, I really do! it's not just for your friendly smile that greeted me even when I…read morecame to you for chocolate in my PJs, or that you don't charge me for the 50p sur-charge on my card when I use it, or that you don't judge me when I get my second bottle of wine in a night from here and I'm quite obviously alone. You make me feel part of your wonderful shop. Thank you from the bottom of my heart...I miss you, I love you! A perfect community corner shop run by friendly and happy people. Support your local shop!

Got to be the most useful shop in Muswell Hill next to Sainsburys or Marks & Spencer. Open 24 hours…read moreeven on Christmas day and serving alcohol and tobacco for the entirety. Useful to get a snack or drink in the middle of the night and though it is a little expensive I would find it very hard to come to terms with if it were to dissapear! Dog food, cereal's, toiletpaper, candles, matchesAll the useful items we frequentley run out of can be found here. The staff aren't particularly friendly and there has been many a ruccus outside but who cares it's open all night and I love it!!!

open 24 hours often buy a beer ( or three! ) on my way home after finishing a late shift/night…read moreshift useful to have a store thats always - and i mean ALWAYS open thanks guys. one downside - often morons hanging around especially at weekends.

This is my local convenience store. I come here a few times a week for things like milk, the Sunday…read morepaper, fruit and veg, chocolate, nuts and the odd bottle of wine. They stock everything from cleaning products, bicycle tube repair sets, glasses, cakes and olives to frozen food. They also have a good organic section with juices, tea's and health products. The staff are usually friendly and accommodating. Open until 11pm every day.

From the owner: Our store, stocks a range of everyday items such as groceries, toiletries, alcoholic and soft…read moredrinks, tobacco products, and newspapers, we also have a wide range of organic products.

One reason why I like the Corner Shop is because they have a very decent selection of German-like…read more(in other words: dense & moist) breads. Be sure you get a fresh loaf though, because sometimes they have breads on display that are a day old and they have really lost much of their deliciousness! In fact, a trip to preserve fresh bread is to slice it all up when it's still fresh and put it in the freezer! Furthermore, the folks at the Highgate Corner Shop make quite nice sandwiches and you can actually decide what goes into (or onto?) your sandwich...and the sandwiches are really cheap! I only wish they would use the nice whole-meal bread that they are selling by the loaf to prepare your sandwich - but I guess the rather typical English clientele still prefers their white toast...

One of the best things about living in Highgate is the Corner Shop…read more It has the loveliest tasting bread I have ever tried especially the spelt wholemeal loaf which has been our staple for years. They have organic bread, delicious walnut brown bread and a vast selection of other types which are fresh everyday. The delicatessen has a lovely range of cheeses, salads, chicken skewers etc and the best ever tasting humous which visitors to our place who try it all remark on. They sell a huge variety of products compared to Tesco and if you ever run out of anything or need anything, how ever obscure, the corner shop will have it! The owner is very friendly and the lovely lady on the delicatessen counter and all in all it has a wonderful community feel. Sadly, it will be coming to an end in December 2015 because due to the landlord increasing the rent extortionately, the corner shop will have to close after the owners long fight to keep it open and after 35 years of owning it! What will Highgate do without it and it's lovely friendly shop keepers.