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15 years ago
Medium size store useful as an emergency, but not as good as the One Stop Shop, it has the basics abit pricy, but if you are in an emergency useful specially if the one stop shop is closed!!! read more
85 Barnehurst Road
Bexleyheath DA7 6HD
United Kingdom
Northumberland Heath
01322 349550
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Stopped by here randomly to grab a bottle of wine on the way home. Very cool wine shop connected to…read morethe restaurant next door. I hadn't stopped in here, because it doesn't seem that approachable - it certainly projects itself to be a higher end wine shop. That turns out to be true, it is a little more high end feeling - though ultimately the employees were super approachable and very helpful. I think it is a little on the snooty side, but if you are prepared for that - then this is a good shop. Despite the higher end feel, it does appear as though they educate the public that comes in, there are maps of wine regions, the grapes grown in those regions, and advertisements for wine tastings. This is the place that you go in to find a bottle of special wine, something specific or to learn a bit more. It's definitely not a warehouse, and doesn't pretend to be. That said, the prices didn't seem outrageous, just slightly higher than other stores - but given the types of wine and the service, it's worth it.
Excellent service and advice. A great range of wines to suit all tastes and price brackets…read more Definitely recommend!
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It's a pretty small off licence but it has the Collect+ service which Amazon.co.uk use for selling…read moreitems! So you can drop off your items here!
Closed, would have been nice yo know before making the trek out from downtown. Heard the gin was…read moregreat.
Managed to bag a spot on a Yelp event, learning about and tasting gin…read more Very interesting place, with the distillery on full display behind the bar. Staff are extremely knowledgeable and passionate. There's also a serious array of gin, whiskey and rum to get stuck in to. If you're into spirits you need to check this place out.
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Just a usual off licence shop really! Has pretty much what you need! Also handy because its right…read morein front of a bus stop.
nice place, nice people!…read more only place open late in this area!
Bottoms Up is a place for real wine enthusiasts. I figured from the outside that it was a big shop…read moreand once inside I could see that they made the most of the space. There were hundreds of wines to choose from, all organised by type and country of origin. The gentleman behind the counter was most sociable and was able to speak with authority when giving me advice on which of their wide selection would suit my tastes. He even promised that if I did not like the one he recommended I could bring that bottle back and swap it for something else which made me reassured and that the shop care about customer's wine experience rather than just making sales. For those who don't like wine there are beers, ales and alchopops on offer as well as spirits and mixers. Bottoms Up run promotions and special offers which are displayed in the windows and are always worth checking out if you are on your way to a party.
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This is more of an Indian/asian cash and carry /grocers compared to a convinience store as it has…read moreloads and loads of products and being off-lisence it remains open till late at night. The prices of most products are set at much higher level than for the same products in other shops in the same region. They do sell fresh Indian sweets and fabrics for dresses/asian style wear too which adds to their credit . The shop is neat but can be a but dusty like most grocers shops are . They have an on-road parking but only for very short stays.
This is the best supermarket I have been to and there is loads of parking and they also have a…read moreclothes section
Say what you will but this is the best supermarket in the area. Lots of choice, lots of 'ethnic…read morefood', good prices and helpful staff. Tesco is not usually my first choice and unfortunately this one is too far away to walk to it but I'm always happy when I visit!
This place in handy and worth noting in the area specifically because it's open 24 hours. Only a…read morehop, skip and jump from tube station and right beside the number 8 bus-stop. They stock basic grocer supplies - you can get most things here; milk, bread, breakfast cereal, sauces. There's a good batch of fruit and veg outside. Wide range of beers and wines and most importantly - all the different varieties of Haribo mixes (which earns extra respect in my book!) It's a nice local and staff are friendly and actually abit madbut in a good way. They have most phone top-ups, but don't do any travelcards,Oysters, etc Only stock one local newspaper.
What I love about City View Food and Wine in Bethnal Green is the…read more fact that it has a 24 hour alcohol licence so they can sell alcoholic beverages (beers, wines, spirits.) right through the night, 7 days a week, thanks to the 24 hour drinking laws. If you are looking for a 24 hour off licence, this is the place to go. Apart from that, it's just a normal small supermarket / corner shop. You can find more 24 hour off licences on the 24 Hour Alcohol website: 24 Hour Off Licences & Booze Delivery (http://www.24houralcohol.co.uk/) .
I ignored this shop for ages thinking it was just another one of those grubby Costcutter-y sort of…read moreplaces, until a friend told me of the wonders contained within. Now referred to by us as The Magic Shop, this little gem is packed with all sorts of goodies, from Suma products to Miso paste to tofu to frozen hash browns to cake to cereals to anything else you might need or want. The aisles are ridiculously narrow which can be a pain, but the shopkeepers are really friendly and helpful - they'll even order things in for you if you ask nicely. There is some markup on prices like in any smaller store, but it's so nice to have a quirky little place like this in the area I'm willing to bite the bullet once in a while to keep supporting it.
I love this little corner store. The same 2-3 cheerful chaps are working there every time I go in…read more(which is at least once a week now). It is an Indian store with everything you could want for your culinary Indian needs. They have a huge selection of spices and have what I need 9 out of 10 times, as well as tinned beans, coconut milk, curry pastes, etc. Lots of dry goods like rice and legumes. They have a small selection of fresh produce like garlic, ginger, lemons, chillies, aubergine, okra, etc- your typical veggies for Indian fare. And the prices are really, really good. Much better than Tesco's down the road. If I know they will have it, I come here first because: -Those happy men! They will help you out! -Supporting a little local store -Holy crap, it's cheap. So go and say hello, have a look around, and stock up your spice cupboard! Remember: closed on Sundays!
While at the Borough Market we wanted a nice bottle of wine to bring back to our hotel room to go…read morewith some cheese and bread we purchased here. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Helped us choose a tasty red wine at a nice price. The selection here is decent enough and offers something for everyone at this small vendor outpost. If you're a local they have a straight from the barrel eco friendly wine deal where they will refill your bottle each week for a fee which seemed very affordable.
A great place to talk to knowledgeable wine merchants as well as do a bit of tasting (albeit a bit…read moredifficult to do so effectively when the temperatures really drop - but they'll still happily oblige). The stall has a decent, if not enormous, collection... and there are some bargains to be had if you're buying more than one bottle since they offer various types of discounts on multi-purchases. Once the Christmas season rolls around you can't help but stop here for a steaming cup of mulled wine... happy holidays for a mere £3! But what I probably like best about this place is that they sell wine from the barrel (usually they have a red and a white on tap, but sometimes rose). Once you've purchased your glass litre bottle, you can come back to the market to fill it up again and again. Definitely ask to taste what they're dispensing first, since it's not always fantastic, but still, I'm in love with concept...it just feels so old-fashioned and rustic...like it's what one would do if you lived in the countryside of 19th century Provence or Liguria or such...
A sign of what Brixton is becoming; a boutique wine shop next to a charcuterie and cheese salon!…read more That being said, the owner here is very knowledgeable, and will recommend something to you if you're not sure what you want. They sell some great beers too - brands you wouldn't be able to find in your supermarket. You can drink your wine there too; on the table and chairs outside. They sell by the glass too. Lovely place this.
This wine store has a great selection of quality wines and craft beers. The owner was extremely…read moreknowledgeable with his wines and very helpful. He rotates them frequently so they are fresh and the prices are fair too.
Lidl is a great store, they have some really cheap stuff. not always the best quality but the…read moreprices are really cheap. lots of the food seems german but its great nonetheless. You can get really popular brands for far less at lidl too than any other store. so yea, all in all a good store.
Nice place to get some wines and sit back and enjoy the vibe at Pop Brixton. I've been here a few…read moretimes. Mainly because it's an alternative to beer that is in good supply around but these wines are of good Southern Hemisphere quality. I brought down people from that area of the world so they knew. Overall ask for a sample if you wish but it's of good standard and nice to unwind too if beer is too often your tipple of choice.
This shop used to be half the size it is now. An old Barbour shop has since been bought out and…read morebuilt into to create, well, a larger food store. There is nothing that makes this store worth travelling miles just to see (it is, after all, just a grocer-type place) but when your are here you'll see that it is worthy of it's four stars. It does indeed sell everything you would expect of a convenience store - with a healthy alcohol section (substantial, not necessarily good for you) - but that should only really equate to 3 stars in my eyes. The fourth star is awarded for the level of cleanliness and the sense of order here at G Express. ALL of the aisles are well stocked with a large variety of goods, neat, tidy well arranged. But the best part of it is that G Express became the first place where it was so clean I could see my own reflection in the floor! THE FLOOR! Alright, it's not like looking straight into a mirror but the are definite outlines and facial features visible, I could clearly see me - in the floor! Awesome floor. That aside, the staff are all quite chilled and friendly and an impressive modern computer system is running there which includes a large flat-screen TV which doubles up as their CCTV when their not watching football or their favourite show. What a convenience store, TTFN, Ian
My favourite store to go to has amazing customer service and overall my favourite shop to have a…read morenice welcoming!