Went into my local store today to pay some money into the Post office. There were 3 customers in…read morefront of me. When I got to the counter, the staff member, said next please to a customer who had joined the queue behind me. I said excuse me, I believe I am next? She rudely replied telling me that their customers take priority over the Post office customers, as that is their bread and butter! So after she served the customer behind me, chatting along, as she clearly knew her, she then decided to serve me. Another customer had joined the queue and I said. "Did you not want to serve this customer before me, as they take priority to a Post office customers?" She said No! He came in the store much later and the woman she served before me, even though I was next in the queue, "had been longer in the Store" than me! I said oh sorry I thought it was a queue systems? She ignored me and started to count out my money, that I wanted to pay in, and barked at me the amount...YES?, which was incorrect and I said no, and corrected her. She seemed to make up the rules on which customer should be served and not follow the normal queuing system! Very rude with such a bad attitude!!! Won't be visiting my local store no longer, so they have lost over £20 a week of "bread and butter" from a local, regular customer!!!!

Great for picking up everyday essentials. Staff are friendly and helpful, it plays host to a local…read morePost Office which is a lot more convenient and quieter than the main one in town! Has a cash point offering free cash withdrawals, and offers a good choice of food/drink products as well as magazine slection.

I agree with my fellow yelper, indeed these corner shops are rare, and especially this one I used…read moreto visit. It was known as The Candy Store, and is still possibly, but maybe part of another owner this time.

Small corner shop/general store. A small shop with huge stock, they embarrass Tesco's. The staff…read moreare friendly and helpful. If you live nearby you can't do better than here. The prices may not compete with Tesco's but their service is better by far. Family run business.

Lovely place with lovely staff! After a long week, on Friday, I went and bought a bottle of orange…read moreade. Two litres for just 69p! They have a nice selection of confectionary and soft drinks. I would recommend this to anyone who lives near it

Rather pricey! Hence only 3 stars. But handy. Some of the staff are really cheery and put a smile…read moreon your face :)

Amazing got pikachu waffle maker…read more Lidl = large interest drives loyalty Great service

Great store , always fully stocked and good prices and very nice staff, fresh bread and fruit and…read moreclean store

this corner shop is truly fantastic, great customer service and I have already spent hundreds of…read morepound ha ha ha ha. Thanks so much and get in contact with me for employment!

This is a local corner shop. It sell almost everything you can imagine and is open most hours. A…read moretotal life saver.

Some staff in my local Lidl were unable to answer my questions and I did not like the atmosphere in…read morethe store. Recently the shelves were empty of bread and when asked why, one staff member said it was in the back but did not offer to get me any. I think they are lacking in this area compared to Tesco and SAINSBURY,S and they need to improve on getting more staff onto the tills to keep customers happy.Its a good place for people on a tight budget

Okay for some products such as fresh fruit and veg. Also good for Cereals, biscuits and they do…read moresome really nice cornish pasties (3 for 80p i think which is a bargain). However stay clear of the Pizzas and their Cola.

I had to add hiSbe to Yelp! because I am such a fan and I really hope other people discover this…read moresupermarket. Unlike other nearby cooperatives and health food stores, I feel hiSbe's ethical mission is different -- not just to offer foods that are good for people and produced ethically and sustainably, but also to offer them at a fair price! Their atmosphere is also totally different, like the board on which you can write product suggestions that you hope they'd consider carrying, or just little comments about what you loved in the store that day. I especially like how much they emphasize local produce -- I go there first before checking any other supermarkets to see if any of the ingredients I need for the day can be sourced locally. This also means they carry a lot of local brands of packaged goods (Sussex Gold for example) that can't be found in supermarkets. They also have fair trade bananas, and a sign explaining their choice which I found very informative. If you love buying bulk goods like I do, but don't want to support certain other stores in Brighton that have them but are politically contentious, hiSbe should be your go-to! They have bulk pastas and grains (including short grain brown rice), bulk oatmeal and museli base, bulk chocolate buttons, and bulk nuts available. Unfortunately no bulk seasonings and very few bulk legumes. They also have a coffee shop inside which has ethical coffee options and also a vegan chocolate beet cake that calls my name every day but I've managed to resist so far. Anyway, it's easily my favourite supermarket in Brighton and I want them to stick around for a long time, so I hope you'll give them a try!

staff are amazing other shoppers are nice and friendly and…read moreEVeRYTHING is there! So much more space than infinity. No barging and bashing at all. Great pastries and they are super sweet to the local characters that habit that part of London road!