Excellent shop and staff so very helpful if they don't have an item give them a few days and they…read morewill stock the item I only shop there now for my every day necessities

Great service. If they have not got what you want they will do there best to get it in there…read morestore. Very friendly and very clean shop. Hope in the future they can increase there opening hours. A true corner shop that people are used too.

As an American, going to a new grocery store in the UK was so fun!…read more I loved seeing all of the different snacks, treats, and groceries. These juices below are so delicious! I bought like 6 just for my trip to have something to drink. My second favorite thing was the Battenberg cakes. I'm a huge fan of the Great British Baking Show, and to be able to see these all around, I was so happy!

This felt like the quick mart used by late night druggies and homeless people. The store is facing…read moreTrafalgar Square and is tiny and looks like somebody just pull stuff out of the cupboard to sell there. There are random boxes strewn about the store and the security guard watches everybody like they're stealing something. I was visiting from USA so I just wanted to find some "British" treats to take home... Chocolates, chips, stuff like that... They had a decent variety of those types of things but otherwise this would be a store if you were in a pinch and needed a quick snack and that's about it. There's an M & S store right around the corner at the entrance to the train station that's much cleaner and nicer and has more options plus the same thing.

This store is run by friendly people who are happy to help. Well stocked with lots of staple goods…read moreas well as more unusual ones. Chiller cabinets, freezers and fesh produce are all available. A good selection of wines and spirits are available .

Given it's listing, you'd be forgiven for thinking Windy Corner is solely a corner store. Sure, you…read morecan pick up your gourmet and some organic groceries here, but most locals come to use it's wonderful café. Set 2 minutes back from Whitstable beach, Windy Corner is the perfect place or Sunday Brunch (or weekday lunch or coffees). Furnished with antique furniture, the whole cafè feels like your granny's kitchen. The food itself is mostly sourced from local producers and they have an artisan baker who uses the cafe after hours and supplies the bread. The menu is constantly changing depending on what the staff have felt like cooking, but if it can be made from what they stock, they can make it for you. Having been a while since I've been here the pricing is not as great as it used to be. £4 used to get you a large portion of poached eggs on toast with 2 thick slices of artisan bread and 3 perfectly poached eggs. Today I got 1 slice and 2 eggs for the same price. The other portions of things like lasagne and such seemed unchanged. Despite my minor gripe this is still a fantastic little place to go for a lunch or a coffee in whitstable.

It's Easter 2017 time and I noticed the reviews are old, old, old... Want to tell readers, yes,…read moreWindy Corner is still here, and they're still popular and busy... I only had coffee, which was fine but people seemed to be happy as they dug into their food. The coffee quality and price was good, and the staff and a customer I spoke to, vey friendly. I like the place. Indoor/outdoor tables, laid back, close enough to the beach... So, yeah, give it a shot.

Handy your grocery shopping beer @ wines. Nice friendly staff plus Nisa dealsread more

Absolutely the best convenience store in the area, has saved me a trip down to the supermarket on…read morecountless occasions. Good selection of products, have been surprised by some of the stuff you can get there that you wouldn't expect from a small convenience store. Thank you Jays!

The best of the two convenience store in the area. Northfields avenue has a tesco express but you…read morecan go to friendly Jay if you want to avoid the 5 minutes walk. Clean, some sort of choice and a smile. What more to ask for?

Came by to grab a few items and it was a quick and easy experience. This Tesco seems a touch run…read moredown and long in the tooth. Staff were wearing camera with their uniforms when stocking the shelves. The Express version of Teso seems to be designed for those on the go, perhaps grabbing a bite to eat before work, a quick lunch, or a sandwich after getting off work. I was super impressed with the quality of mangoes in the ready-to-eat section.

As a visitor to London, it was nice to be able to walk out of my hotel and find a convenience store…read morewithin about 200 feet of my hotel and super close to the Aldgate East station. I went in for water but ended up leaving with much more. The prices are so reasonable, hence why I bought more than enough. I was a little offput that the milk case doors were left open which probably isn't right for good safety reasons but other than that no complaints. They had fresh fruit, drinks, candies, dairy items, and things like chips/crisps and crackers. It's not a full grocery store though since it's an express version. They do have self checkouts as well which helps speed things along. Such a great place if you're hungry and don't want to spend a lot.

The word supermarket in this shops title is a little misleading. I would class it more as a…read moremini-mart or convenience store. It's a newsagents, an off licence and also stocks a number of food items such as bread, milk, tinned food and basics such as flour, cooking oil, and other cooking ingredients. To me as a forgetful person it has come to my rescue on many occasions as I'll realise that I have run out of something and will use Supersave as my first port of call to replace it. The shop also has the added convenience of being on the way to the train station from West Street so quickly grabbing a paper for the train journey, a sandwich for lunch or topping up my Oyster card is easy to do. If you happen to be traveling to work in the morning there is a recently established pastry section which sells croissants which are well worth checking out. Supersave's long opening hours also increase the convenience factor. Price wise you will not pay much different to the big supermarket chains. My only real complaint is the layout. The aisles are quite narrow and at times can be difficult to navigate which is not ideal for parents with prams.

Handy for any food items you might need at last minute moment when going home from station or in…read moregeneral. You can buy such items as eggs, cheese, bread, ketchup, kitchen towel, drinks etc and of course many sweets/chocolates. Staff always friendly in the shop.