Sainsbury's is my favourite supermarket. Its quality products are the best available and it sells a…read moregreat range of items. I'm a fan of their vegetarian foods and Sainsbury's own brand items (love Sainsbury's Nut Cutlets and veggie mince). They have the best labelling of all the supermarkets with all their own brand products clearly labelled as to whether or not they are vegetarian or BUAV approved (not tested on animals). In addition their brand match scheme ensures you don't pay more with Sainsbury's than with another supermarket. As per Sainsbury's website "When you buy ten or more different products, we'll tot up the comparable brands in your basket. If you could have paid less at Asda - even because of the deal - we'll give you a coupon for the difference off your next shop." I always use my brand match vouchers at my next Sainsbury's grocery shop. Plus their wine selection is superior to all other supermarket selections. Quality store with unbeatable prices, pleasant to browse and lovely, helpful staff. Perfect. At Christmas and New Year Sainsbury's have a special range of fabulous food you can order and collect in store, I would especially recommend the: *Three nut roast with cranberry sauce *Butternut & mushroom en croute *Limoncello buche de Noel If you want indulgent, treat foods try Sainsbury's 'Taste The Difference' range. This blows every other supermarkets 'luxury' items clean out of the water. Definitely the best you'll get, bar none.

Sainsbury's is the main supermarket in the Forestside shopping centre, so for this reason it is…read morealways packed, no matter what time of the day it is. The supermarket has all the stuff you would expect and more, and is a good place to get all your weekly shop done. They have a very large fruit and veg section, complete with salad bar if you are that way inclined, with a very large delicatessen meat and cheese counter. The store also has a large range of magazines, books, CDs, DVDs and games, and is always worth a check for a better price if you are about to buy a recently released item from HMV. As for the rest of the store there is a large range of everything as you would expect. The store has its own cafe which is good for pacifying those who have been dragged along or those who have worked up a hunger in their arduous shopping trip! The store also has installed self scanning machines, which is a real boost to customers as they can get in and for a few items much faster than in the past! I will sign off with a tip: try the white chocolate and cranberry cookies from here. You will not find a better cookie from any supermarket, pinky promise!

I started to use Lidl simply because it was closer to my house than Tesco. Shorter distance to…read morecarry loads of heavy, fresh veg and big bottles of fizzy water! It was only then that I realised it was actually quite good. Fruit and veg arrives daily with nice additions like papaya, watermelons, kumquats and persimmons. The little bakery has fresh baked bread made on site along with pastries, buns, donuts, cookies and scones. All really well priced. There is a big selection of regular bagged breads, pancakes and wraps etc. Also gluten free ranges of bread, rolls and rice/corn cakes. Irish, grass fed beef is pretty good. Reasonably big range of fresh meat and already cooked. The beef pastrami is very good! The constant rotation of different county produce each month is a great addition. Things like lovely Greek yogurt, olives, spreads and very good pittas from Greece, baklava, hummus and beans from Turkey or flavoured oils, vinegars and cured meats from Spain. The have 10 pack of Belgium caramel waffles at £1.50 that taste exactly like Starbucks 2 pack that cost about 62 quid There is a forever changing middle section with homeware, kitchenware, gardening, tools, school stuff and fitness etc. The alcohol section has some super cheap beer and cider deals. Most of the spirits are cheaper brands(the ones that give killer hangovers) Some things to avoid: The herbs/spices, they are pretty wick apart from the white pepper. Baresa olives! The black ones are awful. Dentalux toothpaste. The staff are mostly friendly.

The prices here are so cheap! You can buy good chocolate for well under $1. Check out is quick as…read morewell.

The only reason I went in here was because I was there. I would never have previously even…read moreconsidered it, but after this accidental visit I will be back. Like other places in Kings Square I have reviewed recently, it looks rubbish from the outside. Inside however is a different matter. clean, bright, fresh and great value. OK, so the clientèle generally aren't the usual M&S Food Hall types but who cares when you need some spuds, and the fruit and veg looked lovely at a fraction of the price. It isn't brilliant if you are looking for speciality ingredients, but on an unrelated plus, it has a Post Office down the back which totally took me by surprise, especially as I've lived in the area for 10 years and always go to the busy one in Ballyhack. Free parking, cheaper prices, what's not to like?

Now known as M & S Food Hall, great little version of the big store but you can get lost things…read moreanyway... Try the giant cous cous, pesto pasta and mini enchiladas from the 3 for £5 lunch menu... All food is delicious and dinners menu for £10 are great... The meatball and carbonara are personal favourites favourites from this menu... PERCY PIGS

This is my local M&S foodhall. I shop here regularly. There…read moreis lots of free parking spaces and free trolleys and baskets as you come in, as you enter the store you are welcomed by a lovely display of fresh flowers and plants. Theres every type of food inspired by different countries from India to Greece. Theres pizzas, sub rolls, steaks, tacos, burritos, sushi, moussaka . A wide variety of different tastes to try. There is a small instore bakery with fresh breads and pastries. Small frozen foods section also with frozen meals, ice cream and desserts, there are soy milk and almond milk for anyone who's lactose intolerant also sell some diary free products like diary free butter and more. This store have frequent offers on like dine in for two for £10 , you get a main a side a dessert and a bottle of wine. I buy this offer when its on very handy and a good price. Sometimes have the 3 for £10 offer on selected items. If you have a M&S sparks card you can collect points and redeem special offers tailored to you, you can choose your offers online on the m&s website also a small portion of your money when you shop goes to charity, you can choose which charity you want to donate too on the sparks webpage, I tend to switch between charity's every week that way I give a little to all my selected charity's. Great store with plenty of choice and quality always.

Great butcher. I have been getting meat from here since I was a boy. I know cycle past a few other…read moreButchers so I can still go here. The Honey and chillie Sausages/Burgers are incredible.

This market is well know for sundar gardening so I went on Sunday morning. Try cute and unique,…read morefilled with art works foods and drinks. Plenty of options for foods. Traditional (mostly) or international & lots of local coffee shop. Some stalls can have a long line since it makes to order and that can take up to 30mins for more. Most folks are just chills and seat back and relax with their families or friends. For me, it's a small market but great vibe and definitely go there on Sunday to see the true local social life.

We visited St George's Market on a Sunday when it is dominated by art, collectibles and food. Being…read morearound lunch, we started with a superb bacon roll before visiting the rest of the stalls. A nice variety of stalls with a good atmosphere. Ideal to spend an hour or so in the weekend.

"People who love to eat are always the best people." -Julia Child (1912-2004)…read more One of the stops on our Belfast food tour, Sawers was a tremendous hit. Crowded at lunchtime on a weekday, we managed to nab a table when another couple finished their meal. It's super busy and inside, it's full of gourmet delights. Anyone who thinks Northern Ireland doesn't have good good needs to come here. Smoked salmon on toasted bread, hard Irish cheese, crunchy baguette, sliced turkey, even chilli sauce and something called "black butter." Oh, and wine. You can't have a midday snack without wine, right? Much/most of the food here is quite local (the wine is Spanish) and the staff are helpful. Check the "sandwich board" out front for specials. The Spanish Board for £25 would be my choice! [Review 1893 of 2024 - 871 in United Kingdom - 22915 overall]

Found this gem while strolling the streets of downtown Belfast. This place has it all! A great…read moreselection of various packaged food, a deli that makes fresh sandwiches, pastries, fresh cheeses to cut and an olive bar. Browsing the store, I saw that it's separated into sections. An Italian section with lots of varieties of pastas and sauces. Cookies from Italy and limoncello! There is a very small Mexican section, which in my opinion was pretty darn good for being in Ireland! They had tortillas, various dry chilies and hot sauces. Lots of cookies, candies, jams and jelly's and a very large tea selection. The cheese case and deli were loaded with so many choices, it was hard to choose! You can order food and eat at tables that are just outside the front of the store. A definite recommend but if you're a foodie, be prepared to be dazzled!

Asda Superstore is quite a distance from where I live so I don't get to visit it often, however…read morewhen I do I love how their own-brand products are good quality at a great price. They've recently increased their vegan products, including frozen, fresh, chilled and ambient. Really love the Asda Plant Based range of vegan chilled items, especially the Duckless Spring Rolls, No-zzarella Sticks, Roast Veg & Houmous Pizza and Filled Potato Skins. Can be extremely busy, so is best avoided during peak shopping times...

Asda is about a 15 minute drive for me unfortunately but worth it, I think the quality of the meats…read moreand bread is better than Tesco. If your not an Asda shopper do just one thing, go to Asda and buy the biggest tiger baguette you can and some mixed crunchy salad leaves, cheese and a bottle of red. Cut the baguette length ways and butter it , stuff it with salad and grated cheese and bung a bit of black pepper over it. Its the ultimate sub. Id love an Asda within walking distance its definitely the bes

My local Co-Op is great. I can be at from my front door to the start of the first aisle in no time…read moreat all. That makes it even closer than my nearest petrol station and petrol station shop, handy! What makes this even better is than unlike my nearest petrol station it doesn't seem to charge a premium for the 'convenience' aspect it brings to shopping. It has a great range or products and seems to punch well above its weight when it comes to this. Although it doesn't have a car park this shouldn't be an issue for anyone swinging by in one as there is always space for parking the car on the street. So what we have is a well priced shop that stocks more than you'd think, its staffed by nice people who are always happy to help. Makes nipping out for a packet of Hob Nobs a pleasure!

Brilliant handy co op on cregagh road. This store has a small hot food stand and a small bakery…read moreselection. Baskets and small trolleys available. Lotto and paypoint. Handy Slide automatic door on front entrance and quite wide. This co op also has a post office inside it. Selling a wide range groceries and its convenient.

Yeah, I've visited your shop a few times now. The first time I visited, I thought I'd landed in…read moreheaven. It's not a massive supermarket, but I must've spent over an hour in there, I had to look at everything, I was completely mesmerised. The staff are pleasant and very helpful too. If anyone wants to do Chinese cookery, you won't have to go anywhere else, whatever you need, this shop has the lot. OK, you may think I'm being a bit over the top here, but trust me, and you don't have to take my word for it, you will be overjoyed when you visit, so much so, you won't use anyone else. It's just a pity they don't have a page like Tesco (That I know of), I'd be forever getting deliveries. A massive thank you for your service and well done on a fantastic shop.

Lee Foods! Whilst it's safe to say that I love this place, I'm generally scared to go in during the…read moreweeks either side of pay day. I'll either be spending money I don't have, or blowing a sizeable chunk of my paycheck in one go. If you like to cook, chances are you'll have those wee cylinders of herbs and spices bought for a couple of quid each in your larder. Lee Foods do bags of spices at a fraction of the cost. Did you know that chillis freeze really well? I bought a big bag of bird's eye chillis for a quid or thereabouts, I take them out of the cooler to thaw when I need some. Do you have an awesome looking recipe for a Thai salad, or a curry paste, or want to make tamales but you don't know where to get fresh papaya, real turmeric or banana leaves? Lee Foods will have it. It outperforms the major supermarkets in many different ways. More choice, better prices, weird and wonderful stuff you might not have heard of before. There's nowhere else like it in town.