As is typical of Sainsburys locals, all the prices are much dearer than in your city centre store…read more That is to be expected for a local convenience store that opens early in the morning to late at night. The staff in Farm street are lovely. They are all very polite, pleasant and chatty. It does get quite busy in there at times and as it is only small, there is no space to queue but the staff are very competent and soon get through the queue. The shelves are always well stocked and if you can't find what you want you can always ask. Of course there isn't much choice on offer but the selling point is like I said the convenience. They do have a good reduced section though and you can usually get reduced priced bread and salads as well as meats and fish. Sainsburys local do still have some of the offers on from the big stores so it is always worth a look if you have one near you.

Sainsbury's local is a chain of convenience stores, average prices and a good range of everyday…read moreessentials. The staff can't do enough to help you, and whilst the store is only small it has car parking, atm, lottery and pay point. I also noticed they have flowers, cards and gift card, always handy for last minute presents! Unlike most convenience stores in the area they tend to have pretty good avalability, and if its not in stock the staff will find out when its back, or if a another store has it. Always a pleasure to shop there, even if it gets a bit busy!

This is a great wee convenience store selling everything from papers to milk to burgers to cakes…read moreand scotch eggs! Lots of home made produce here which is well worth a try, and good value too.

I live round the corner from here and it's directly on the way to the bus stop so it's very…read moreconvenient for me to visit. However this isn't the only reason that I tend to visit several times a week. It's a newsagents/minimarket type shop which stocks a very good range of newspapers and magazines in addition to frozen and chilled food, soft drinks, alcohol, typical groceries and other household sundries from fuses to toilet cleaner and all sorts in between. Unlike many of these minimarket type shops the prices are very keen (sometimes even beating the major supermarkets) and there are often special offers on. The Nagra's always have time to have a word or two and are very friendly; a welcome part of the community, this is what a 'corner shop' should be like - it was when I was a child anyway.

It does the job, convenience when you need those must-have items that you've run out of, some…read morelocally produced goods as well as mainstream stuff

Excellent store that stocks everything you need from household to alcohol, mags and papers etc…read more Nice Staff and a very clean store too! Recommended

A very good little shop. You can buy a lot of different things here including food, alcohol and…read moretobaco. It is reasonably priced, not anything special. It does however have long opening times which comes in handy. Always seems to be clean and well maintained. It is just outside the city center.

At last! The British weather finally matches the lovely sunny greeting that is always waiting for…read moreyou within! If any store keeper/retail outlet wants to know the real meaning of customer service then this is where they need to visit. I just popped in for a drink and some chewing gum and stayed a good 5 minutes talking. The owners really do have the right attitude. A big old 5 stars!!

A mix between an Indian and Chinese supermarket…read more Looks like it's for trade only but is also open to the general public. They sell all sorts of Indian and Chinese spices at much lower prices than the bigger supermarkets. They also sell fresh fish and frozen chinese dim sum which you can then cook back home. Hong's dumplings if they're in stock are pretty good!

A fantastic , huge shop selling groceries from all over Asia . They stock Chinese and Japanese ,…read moreIndian ect . And not just food they have lots of cooking and food service products too . They often have very good offers in store too .

The Smalley Village Shop is like any other small local, it stocks the basics that you might need in…read morea hurry if you don't have time to nip to tescoThe prices are much higher than supermarkets but you are paying for the convinience if you live in smalley. They also sell lots of alcohol, magazines and have DVD rental service.

Shop is expensive, and owners can't be bothered to be pleasant. Give it a wide berth.read more