I've never seen a Whole Foods or any other grocery store be such a warehouse. Fantastic! Bulk…read morefoods, organic produce, pretty good pizza, salad bar, etc.! Many people associate Whole Foods with organic - which it is, but not everything here is organic. So you have to have that expectation. The prepared foods are top-notch. Hot bar, salad bar, soups, and pizza are nice... not cheap at $12/lb, but you get what you pay for. If you're a Prime member, pay attention to the daily sales. You can get whole pizzas on the cheap as well as some wine sometimes. I'll be back!

Many foods are NOT organic. As another reviewer wrote...the shop lures the customers with the idea…read moreof organic and then offers products like non-organic fresh soups in plastic bottles. Since there is nothing else in Central London, they thrive...but...what a :((

Can I just live here? I wish we had more places like this in the States (and not just the New York…read moreCity area either). This place is good for picking up quick eats before you head to your next destination. I really liked that the boxed fruit was so cheap, especially when the best buy date was today. I got a box of mangoes for like £0.50 and a box of berries for like £0.25 ... This is really rare in the States where I'm used to paying like $5+ for a box of fruit. It is a bit cramped but whatever, you shouldn't be here for very long since this is clearly a grab n go kind of place.

Love this convenience store! They have the best options for when you're traveling. They have them…read moreat the Airport and Train Stations. Look for the £6 meal deal. A main, snack, and a drink. They have amazing cookies and love the M&S brand Swiss chocolate! Way cheaper than buying anything on your flight!

Absolutely fabulous and kind of charmingly madcap place. They stock caviar and fantastic…read more(expensive) wine, have amazing cheeses, a good deli case with pies and macaroni/cheese made in-house, and have a huge and jaw-dropping selection of potted and tinned meats (wild boar in aspic, ginormous cans of duck confit, etc.) plus every sort of condiment you can think of - and fruits/vegs, and candy, and magazines, and souvenirs... Wildest of all is their American section! There's a large variety of American candies, boxed products like Kraft Mac 'n' Cheese and Pop Tarts, and way, way more. It must be seen to be believed. In short, it's utterly great and completely unexpected for this location, and we love it deeply, truly, and madly.

Towards closing time so NO help at all deli wrapping up before customers leave and surly cashier to…read moretop off a less than satisfactory experience.

Melrose & Morgan is definitely worth a stop in…read more My boss' chef recommended this place when I had to help host a luncheon in London. They have the most amazing bakery type bites, bread, deli items, and pre-made/ready to cook foods. I found some very lovely spreads there that I used as holiday gifts. The salmon with capers and lemons was a favorite at the lunch, and all I had to do was heat them up. Everyone I've give it to is in love with the ham. The staff was incredibly helpful, offering me suggestions on pairings and giving me tips for cooking and re-heating. Easy location in Primrose Hill/Camden. Really cute shop! It makes me want to bake!

The place is popular for hamper bags; but we stopped by to pick up some food for our picnic on…read moreprimrose hill. We ordered the soup of the day which is usually served with sourdough, an empanada (chicken and chorizo), and a cinnamon pretzel. They also have a great selection of charcuterie and other prepackaged foods! The empanada was the best and was still warm when we made it to the park!

The best shop in the uk and perhaps the world. I got a falafel wrap here like 3 or 4 years ago and…read moreI think about it twice every day because it was the most delicious thing I have ever eaten. All of the employees deserve a nobel prize for their contributions to humanity

Are you in need of a place where you can both indulge in a delicious Middle-Eastern wrap and…read morebreast-feed your baby? - Well, then you should come to Phoenicia! Phoenicia is a lot: it's a supermarket, a butcher, a quick-lunch place, as well as a place where you can come to and have a lovely chat with a friend while eating away at their delicious selection of baklava. As for the wraps/sandwiches, there are basically two choices: the Lebanese wrap (a plain flat-bread wrap) or the Moroccan wrap (a flat-bread with spinach inside). Once you've made this difficult choice, you have to make more choices...you can fill your wrap with salads (such as tabbouleh), spreads (such as humous) and meats (such as spicy chicken or merguez). But, if you don't want to choose, you might as well order two kinds of wraps as the prices of one is very reasonable. Later, you may want to top it all off with a nice baklava, which you might even get for free if you're really nice. In fact, speaking of nice, the service here is super-friendly. Everyone is very polite and they bring your food to the table... After your lunch (or whatever you've had) you should go check out their supermarket...you will basically find here anything you need. They also have a very nice selection of organic products.

Pricey, but small and homely. I love their prepared foods - tomato, basil and mozzarella salad is…read moregreat and so are their chicken skewers. They offer a range of American snack products too if you're home-sick (goldfish, teddy-grahams, honey-maid graham crackers to name just some). They have the basics for groceries but a bit more expensive -- still a lovely little store though.

A charcuterie, fromagerie, deli, bakery, restaurant, green grocer and supermarket...what more could…read moreyou want??? Partridges is an institution in the land of the Sloaney Pony. As the other reviews, I'm a yank who was looking for American treats I couldn't find anywhere else, mostly baking aids like Crisco (veg fat that makes the best fried chicken) and Nestle Tollhouse Chocolate Chips! However, they have goods from all over the world including France, Germany, China, etc. Be warned that some things, especially if it's been imported, can be expensive but most things are moderately priced. Also check out their website for home delivery. They also usually have a great market on Saturday.

This location sucks. They never have the Veggie Green Curry in stock. Plus, I always get racially…read moreprofiled here every time I go in. I suppose I should be used to it as an American living in the UK since it does happen in the USA. The only difference, I never have been harassed for shopping at a grocery store. This doesn't happen at Tesco, Waitrose, or Sainsbury. I can see why M&S is losing business and hope this location also closes or hires better staff.

Superbly convenient for grabbing a quick and healthy nibble, or perhaps a selection of…read moreready-to-cook or ready-to-heat options. Of course, all at the high M&S standards makes this place a required stop whether you live here or you're passing through to somewhere else. Prices are both above and below.

The health food scene doesn't seem to be as prevalent here as in the States, and especially…read moreCalifornia, but there are a considerable amount of small and large stores catering to the health-conscious consumer. They can range from the moderately-priced to the exorbitant, and not all are worth what you pay. This little independent grocery store, however, not only has everything you need with quality you can trust, but the prices are actually worth what you get. They have a little bit of everything, with carefully-picked selections to satisfy even the staunchest vegetarian, vegan, and even Paleo-lover out there. From fine meats and cheeses, to super healthy drinks and take-away meals, and even a little something to satisfy that sweet tooth, (and yes, that's healthy for you, too). My favorites are the really hard-to-find items like the grain-free, dairy-free, and gluten-free granola and cereal options that are a bit pricey, but definitely worth what you pay for them, as a little bit will keep you going for hours, and tastes delicious. They have plenty of other yummy snacks like vegan coconut jerky and ready-made meals for on-the-go, including healthy juices and smoothies. They also carry unique and interesting beverages like maple and birch tree waters that are high in magnese, zinc, vitamin C, and other minerals. They even have black alkaline waters with activated charcoal that acts as a magnet for toxins in your body. Everything else from the bread to the booze also looks good, and while you may break the bank a little on a routine shopping trip, it will force you to spend your money well, invest in your health, and make it last. Enjoy, my fellow health nuts!

The Grocery is like the Shoreditch baby sister of Whole Foods. I really did try to resist this…read moreplace. But given repeated exposure (I get massages downstairs at My Treatment Rooms) -- it was just too hot to handle. I admit it, I like this place. A lot. It's just so damn appealing. And expensive. And...LOOK at this selection of tea. All the tea! And organic things. Many organic things. Homemade things! The soups in particular have very limited ingredients (read -- no crap) and are really great. Try the butternut squash/almond and split pea/ham. I'll be honest -- I can only take the bright lights of Tesco/Food Co-OP/Sainsburys for about 30 seconds before I want to expire along with all the fruit and veg that are hanging on to their last dying breath before some sucker takes them home. I might as well be on "Supermarket Sweep" -- sometimes I'm in and out so fast I barely know what I got. I just loathe the experience so much I want to be just as short as possible. This is the only grocery shop in London that I actually ENJOY. It's a nice, manageable size. The aisles are wide enough for 2 people to be in them at once. I enjoy looking at different products. The Grocery may be expensive, but as Steve B says -- "it sells nice things." And sometimes you've just had enough shrink wrap/pre-fab food from all those other crap supermarkets and you want some nice things and its worth the investment. Nice wholesome, diverse food. It's novel and it's nice. There, I said it! I tried to resist but sometimes (usually?) the hipsters are spot on when it comes to topics such as these. The Grocery is a winner. *takes cards. *there's a little takeaway coffee place right near the registers. *cash machines outside. Parent Fact: *this is one of the only places I've found that carries Nanny Care Goat's Milk Infant formula. Totally random, but I was quite happy to find this out! (I usually order from Amazon, but nice to know there is a local place to pick it up). Otherwise their baby food stuff is crazily overpriced, for the record!