If you're a fan of the Marylebone La Fromagerie but find it a bit too busy at times then it's well…read moreworth paying a trip to Highbury and seeking out this smaller store. The 'cheese maturing cellar' stocks every cheese you could possibly imagine and stores them at various levels of smelliness depending on your own personal tastes. It is truly a homage to fromage! For the sweet tooth's out there La Fromagerie also has a sizeable selection of cakes and pastries. By the shop window there are a couple of tables which are perfect for sitting down with a cup of tea and choosing one of these delicious treats to nibble on. Or if you're feeling extra extravagant then try one of their Valrhona hot chocolates- though beware, these are only for true chocoholics and pack a a fairly bitter punch. I would recommend this shop to anyone looking for a really high quality deli. The food isn't cheap but the quality is fantastic.

My neighbourhood cheese shop is called La Fromagerie and it's so much more than a cheese shop…read more Now, I only go to La Fromagerie for the cheese and today I purchased brie with truffles that is delicious. What I love about this shop is that the staff is helpful and friendly and offers lots of suggestions when you are buying cheese, Caroline really knows her stuff. Whenever I go into the shop I feel a bit overwhelmed because I'm never exactly sure what I want, I love that I can tell them what I like and they have several selections instantly in mind. When I say that La Fromagerie is more than a cheese shop it means they sell other things. You can pick up a dessert or order a cappuccino. They even have a few tables to sit and enjoy a drink and if you love the smell of cheese you will certainly enjoy that. The shop isn't very big and it doesn't take many people before it starts to feel crowded. Despite that, it's a warm environment and I don't mind wiggling around a few folks as I happily exit the shop with my purchases.

Frizzante made me experience the classic case of…read morereally-wanting-to-try-a-restaurant-because-you've-heard-so-much-about-it-but-then-your-super-high-expectations-didn't-quite-get-fulfilled! (You follow me here?) Frizzante - it's a restaurant within the Hackney City Farm and it's really quite the alternative space. In fact, I really like this kind of Berkeley/San Francisco-vibe that this space radiates: open seating, open kitchen, lots of more or less alternative mummies with their respective kids running through the place. (While the last bit was a bit annoying, I do admit that it's a city farm and you might not get around screaming kids). As for the food, I was not quite as thrilled. Don't get me wrong, I've had a very healthy portion of vegetable frittata with a sizeable salad on the side - but: the taste just wasn't there. It tasted a little bland and not very exciting. On the other hand, the brownie was quite tasty, if not a little too undercooked in the middle. My overall judgement: I would go back, because I would like to support this establishment as I am truly behind its agenda, but I just hope that the food's going to be a little bit more exciting next time.

So unassuming, yet so amazing. The food here is always good for breakfast/brunch, but it is simply…read moreout of this world when it comes time for the Thursday night dinner. My flatmate helped me score a rare table for one of the November Thursday evening meals and we were not disappointed. My lovely dining companion noted that the free mulled wine was the best she'd ever had - and I would have to agree. Both recipes for the starter ravioli should be retired and enshrined in the food hall of fame. The lamb wasn't half bad either. Really you can't go wrong in this rustic, relaxed and reasonably priced place. Just don't book my spot!

After a busy and hot morning being a tourist, we took the Tube to Marleybone to check out a…read morebookstore and get a light lunch. We saw great reviews for La Fromagerie and it was close. We split La Framagerie Charcuterie Board and the British and Irish Cheeseboard. They were both excellent. The wait staff was great. And the atmosphere was pleasant.

Great breakfast spot. Come early as this place gets busy. Cappuccino was excellent, great ambience…read more Cumberland sausage sandwich and the scrambled eggs were very tasty. If you need some cheese and organic groceries post- meal they have you covered!

We ate dinner there last night and really enjoyed it. Our server was a very sweet-natured young…read moreguy and we enjoyed talking to him. My husband ordered a pasta with mushrooms dish and he said it was very good, although the portion was small. I had the vegetarian lasagna - and not only was it really delicious, but it was also a very substantial serving. The interior was incredibly hot when we entered, so we took advantage of the good weather and sat at one of the outdoor tables.

Originally this deli style shop, started with a stall at the glorious Borough Market, but business…read morehas been good, and now theyve opened a shop in Pimlico, and it is beyond yummy, if you pop by at lunch time, you can have a pick of the freshest loveliest ingredients to have in your sandwich, what's more, they have tasting trays of all the delicious food they sell, it is a great way to get you purchasing not only a sandwich, but some home made sun dried tomatoes, to actually make your own gastronomic experience at home. Slightly expensive, the place has simple décor, and a great selection of wines. Its really close to the Pimlico Tube.

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 :((

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.

I used to live in the States and miss the Whole Foods there. I don't live close to one but was…read morepassing this location and I love how well laid out it is. They have so many brands, wide aisles and well displayed items. They have a great variety of healthy snack alternatives and gluten free options, which I need. They also have lots of different peanut butters to choose from which is fab. The fresh food options are good too. Just like in the US, there are lots of hot dishes and cold meal options to choose from in the self-serve area. Healthy options and some favourites, like mac & cheese and even cod bites! Highly recommend and not everything is as expensive as I expected so it's definitely worth checking their sales. Their soups are great too!

Whole Foods Market's largest location in London in Kensington, opened in 2007 in an 80,000 square…read morefeet unit, spanning multiple floors in a previously Barkers Department store. The store is really impressive and has a great selection of high-quality products with a shopping environment that is both clean and welcoming, the prices are high for sure with Whole Foods being more of a premium brand so you wouldn't want to do a whole weekly shop here, but if you're looking for some interesting, unique or high-end products this place can certainly do the job. Despite the size of the store, it was well laid out and easy to find what I was looking for without the need for staff assistance there was also a dedicated area for Amazon orders and returns, with Amazon of course owning Whole Foods. The Kensington Kitchen, Wine Bar and unique food offerings make this a nice place to shop. 4*

After getting lost with google map finally managed to find this little place and definately worth…read moreit. Very kitch, very funky tunes played on an old machine and great food choices for just 5 quid! And the most important part the coffee... Oh and the chocolate brownie mmmmm!!!

What a trek. But oh. my. god. Best brunch I've had in a while…read more I got the Katsoup, which was a Japanese curry soup and also got the Lemon Avocado with Dukkah which was a hearty serving on olive bread. The Horchata Iced Coffee is a must. Everything here was reasonably priced and so delicious! I loved that their menu items are unique and creative. It's a small space, so you might be snuggled up to a stranger at your table, but it definitely adds to the ambiance.