A great convenience store in the High Street, used to serve us cigarettes when we were underage and…read morethe staff are still surprisingly friendly to young people and regulars. There is a small DVD section, not sure if it's rental or to purchase, as well as an extensive section of food and snacks, if you're willing to skip on fruit and veg and some essentials, you could probably do your weekly shopping here. Loads of sweets as well as savoury snacks, and frequent offers on beer.

Great food and service .very busy cafe with a.great selection of food.read more

There is something warm and fuzzy about having a young, smiling lady serve me cake. Maybe it's…read moreweird, but it makes me happy. This is probably because every man wants a woman who will feed him like his momma used to. At The Bakery in Old Bexley that is exactly what I got. It was 4 o'clock when I arrived and I was unsure they would have any food left. Indeed they had sold most of their goods, yet it was easy to see that this place had quality baked goods served in clean stylish establishment. I went for a sausage roll that they heated for me, and a sweet mince slice. Both of them were lovely and the sausage roll especially scored big points for not being greasy. In the little village environment The Bakery belongs, I am sure they are a big hit with the locals.

I love this place! Highly recommended for choc brownies and hot lovely soft white bread!! :) Mira…read moreis the best! xx

The new and improved store is now open. The new cafe is upstairs and is lovely, much quieter then…read morethe old one that was adjacent to the store the staff are friendly and helpful. The main store has just added self service checkouts these are rubbish (even worse than tesco) it really did not want me to have a cauliflower and the lad in charge of them did not know now they worked and wandered off regularly. The clothes department is now huge and good for casual and work clothes but lacks the party going out range that tesco provides. the rest of the store is much the same as before but the freezer department is tiny. Also the staff are a bit mean when I walked into a trolley the other day one of saw and laughed at me.

The new and improved store is here! The clothing section is great, wide isles, yards of clohtes and…read morefrom here it goes downhill. The food isles are narrower now, so making peak time impossible, espcially if people are loading shelves. Also their stock choice is less now as well. Which is a shame. There is an emphasise on using self checkout now, which should be quicker, however if buying alcohol or age related products the staff dont come to help, they are too busy packing other peoples shopping or talking amongst themselves to help. You have to approach them and get the rolling eyes look. I go in most days and sadly the customer care has gone down a lot.

I do almost all of my shopping at Tesco. This store is very good and does offer a wide range of…read moreproducts. There is also a pharmacy and Tesco Direct (like Argos type of thing) that you can order and collect from. The only thing about this store is that it is small compared to a lot of other Tesco's so there isn't always the same variety of items. I find this in particular with baby/toddler food items.

Best scones on the planet. Best quiche on the planet. Wish they were open a little later in the…read moreafternoon.

I have been visiting Stewart's with a group of friends since 1995 and until yesterday never had a…read morenegative experience. The jacket potato was obviously cooked in a microwave because the skin was soft and rubbery instead of crisp and tasty as it always was in the past. The crispy bacon bits have gone replaced by a slice of flabby microwaved bacon. Stewart's traditional leaf tea unique to Chelmsford has been replaced with the usual tea bags. We reserved a table as we always do only to find we were placed at tabled jammed up against a wall one of my friends was so close to the next table that she hardly had space to sit down and an ather friend was so close to the wall she had to sit with her legs one each side of the table leg, not very comfortable. If you come without booking then you expect to take pot luck but not if you have booked in advance. One of my friends decided to try american pancakes (new on the menu) in an american cafe/dinner they would be served freshly cooked from the griddle not out of a supermarket packet heated up in the microwave. The revampted Stewart's is certainly getting full use from their microwave. The coffee pot leaked so badly we used all our napkins to mop up the table. Next month it will be 'Cherry On Top' and from now on. What a pity.

This is one of my local shops- open till approx 8pm, they do quite a lot of stuff. prices, as…read morealways, vary from item to item, but as far as shops go this one is ok

I actually find this store to be really busy, but like all other Icelands, it never has enough…read morestaff. During lunchtimes and at weekends, you will always find long queues, and even though it happens everyday, there is only ever one or two checkout staff there. I think that this is a pretty small store compared to the one down the road in Canning Town. This store got refitted around 3 years ago and still looks in good shape. I think its going for the healthy option as the store is mainly fruit and veg. Not the usual thing you would expect, but good for the odd thing on your way home. Not enough choice for you weekly shop.

This is rather a large iceland that sell anything from fresh fruit to household products…read more They are well stocked up and quite a pleasure to shop in. Not very bsy and staff are very polite and helpful.