This was my "Go-To" store while in London all last week, it was incredibly close to our hotel and…read morethe fact that it was open 24 hours was even better! They have an entire aisle of just candy (being American, this is where I spent most of my time since their candy is so much better than ours!) They also have your basic convenient store stuff, chips, soda, water, bread, milk, etc. I did also see some lunch stuff, pre-made sandwiches and what not, but I don't think I'd take my chances on them. There's also a pretty decent selection of liquors and beers but it seemed pricey to me. The guys working the counter were hit or miss, they were either very nice and friendly or they didn't say a thing to you at all. Either way, I loved this store and I'll definitely shop there for my candy fix when I go back to London.

Horrible customer service, bad fruit quality, overpriced...but since it's the only store around,…read morethey don't really care I guess. Sad to give a bad review, but they had it coming. Spend an extra few minutes and find another shop if ur visiting London and staying nearby.

Large Tesco Extra store opposite Ikea Edmonton - this store has a garage and cafe. Decent world…read morefood section although the rest of the store is filled with the standard Tesco range plus clothes and electricals. No pleasure shopping here - its pretty well laid out which means you can get in and out in record time...Pains me to say it but this is one of the better Tesco stores.

This is a huge Tesco, which as well as the foodstuff has a big clothing, entertainment, household,…read moreelectrical, phone departments and a Tesco direct desk. There is also a Bureau de change, an opticians, a cafe and a soon to be opened pharmacy. The toilets are well kept and the store is well stocked and the staff are friendly.

Wow! The Food Hall inside of Harrods offers fresh food,deli counter,gourmet chocolates,…read morecaviar,pastisserie and much more. The food Hall does get crowded as it is made up of 6 different restaurants . This is a carry out food hall as there is no seating within the hall. If you are looking for some local favorites, definitely stop in at Harrod's Food Hall.

The Harrods Food Hall is always well worth a visit whether to sight see, explore, shop or enjoy a…read morebite at some of their casual restaurants. I remember visiting as a child and though the massive artistic displays of various kinds of foods appear long gone, it is still a mecca of all things food! From decadent chocolates to beautiful pastries, caviar, preserves, a juice bar, a cheese bar - there is something for everyone. We stopped off at the coffee bar to enjoy a quick snack! It's a little pricey for what you get even by Harrods standards - 3 pastries, a bagel sandwich, 2 lattes a beer and a glass of champagne was over 120 pounds/ 150 dollars but an enjoyable last day treat nonetheless less! The pastries were spectacular!! Service was lovely and friendly and it's something you can enjoy on a vacation!

This place made my trip to London quite nice! It was a rather warm week in London and realized we…read moreneeded additional hydration and some cheaper snacks between meals. Tesco to the rescue! The service provided is a scaled down, compacted grocery store with a little of everything one might need! It was kept clean and shelves were near constantly be restocked. The quick self checkout kept visits under 5 minutes. The prices were significantly cheaper than our hotel. I loved the sandwiches fresh pastries, and sports drinks!

Located just off the Tower Bridge this smaller Tesco supermarket had just the right of items to…read morebring back to our hotel room after a long day of sightseeing while in town for the London Marathon. Bottles of water, baked goods, snacks, sandwiches, fruits, hot coffee machine, toiletries, etc. Decent prices and self checkout was a breeze. Open daily 6am - 12 midnight.

I stopped by the World Duty Free in Heathrow Terminal 3 to grab a couple souvenirs and a bottle of…read morewater to replace the one my three-year-old wantonly stole from my brother. I wasn't there long, but it seemed like a fine duty-free, covering lots of bases, with a mix of luxury department store products and highly British souvenirs. I ended up getting fancy teas and cookies from the robust Fortnum & Mason section. Great packaging, and very "I got this for you in London." There was a short line to pay, and then I was off to my gate. If you need to do some last-minute shopping at Heathrow, you'll do just fine at this duty-free.

Great experience and found good deals on Chanel and Dior perfumes. Their retail stores on the…read moreairport had more of accessories and clothes Vs perfumes so really loved it. Convenient and good service.

Aisle are clogged up with stocking trolleys, so can't even navigate around the store or get to the…read moreproduce! Staff are rude and barge pass you, and push their stock trolleys into you without no apology or acknowledgment when you point it out to them! Disgusting Customer service as the staff seem to think the customers should work around them!

This is a small Marks and Spencer location, it can feel claustrophobic at times, especially at busy…read moreperiods, it is in a good location within London Bridge Station, stocking a satisfactory range of essentials, which is useful if you're passing through the station. The selection here is limited due to the size of the store, but it certainly isn't too bad for a railway station location. I did find the store to be a little disorganised, the staff seemed friendly enough. 3* - This store isn't too bad if you're in a hurry if you're looking for more of the standard Marks and Spencer offering which may not be offered at this small concession, there are many other better stores within around half a mile away.

Budgens just reopened and I'm glad for it as it's a nice alternative to the crappy Tesco express…read moreclosest to my flat. It's not huge but has a decent selection of products and there are certain things I like more than other supermarkets in the area. First, there is a huge cheese selection - much bigger than even the large grocers in the area. They also have quite a bit of high-end smoked meats. They have very nice looking prepared food, much better than your average Sainsbury's meal deal (although more expensive). Their pastries look beautiful but again are very expensive. They have small sections to cater to dietary restrictions like vegan and gluten free. The store feels very nice and upscale and clean overall. While not as cheap as the other local options and without the variety of the larger stores, it's a welcome addition to the neighbourhood.

I just need postage to send my taxes to the states...oh look, this place has a post office in store…read moreand it's right next to where I'm doing my work training. sweet! Thank you nice postal service worker that was quick. What's this?... there's something wrong with my feet! they're going in the direction of the chilled produce rather than the front door... Luckily I didn't have any cash on me otherwise it would have been all gone for sure. It's like a posh neighborhood health food store (Americans, think Adronico's and kind of whole foods but with a little bit of Safeway select discount items thrown on some center isle displays. There's lots of yummy looking premade foods and a nice looking seafood section and some olives in pots thrown in there for good measure. They definitely seem to cater to the lunch crowd in here. Or at least to the poor susceptible fools who shop on an empty stomach. You have to wind through a maze of prepackaged yummy treats before you get to the registers. Naughty Budgens! Evil Budgens. That's the only part I don't like.

I have moved to Deptford. I am officially a Southerner but I am so happy! One of the reasons why is…read morebecause I have this fantastic market right on my door step! Sure it's filled with bits and bobs of tat but there's also flower, fish, meat, clothing, street food and oh so many wonderful stalls to explore. We wondered round for about half an hour just to suss out the situation but I loved every minute. Filled with bright colours, wonderful smells and smiley, happy people. I even stopped to try some authentic Italian cuisine at a little stall called LovingEAT - Andrea was ridiculously friendly and talked us through his menu. The Arancino was delicious and very authentic - I'll be back! We also bought a beautiful orchid from a flower stall for just £3.50! I will be back next weekend to explore again and I have a feeling this will become a regular Saturday adventure! Definitely recommend for truly authentic London market experience.

I love this flea market! Its full of oddities and curios... If you love to rummage around and find…read morethat gem amongst the rubbish. Then you will love this place. You can find clothes, shoes, books, Cd's and bric n brac at bargain prices. Today, I found a lovely clock. Cheap as chips as David Dickinson would say. But they also had Hornsea china which sells for a lot of money on eBay. There are oddities like half drunk bottles of spirits and ancient jars filled with faded spices. Yuk! But don't ask for a discount as they don't haggle.