Raj and the team appear to be always open and always has some great alcohol offers on !! Great…read morelocal store and not just for locals !! Good range of everything !!

This place has become my standard corner shop for a morning or evening snack. I walk by every day…read moreand it seems to be a hub of social activity for the area. It is very small, and every space, including the window sill, is covered in merchandise. Chances are, you can do a good portion of your grocery or snack shopping here at East West. Convenient parking out front, if you're into that sort of thing.

The Nine to Nine is closer to me, but I will pop over to this corner shop sometimes for their nice…read moreselection. Very clean and pleasant interior, and they excel at dessert and beverage options. There are also some decent freezer/ready meals, so it really is a convenience store that is very helpful when I'm feeling too lazy to manage.

So tiny but I will 9/10 times choose shopping here over Tesco. They have a shocking variety of…read moreitems considering that there are only 2 aisles and great prices. Even a good selection of fresh fruit and vegetables! I also enjoy poking through the shelves to see what I can find. Best of all it's just a 10 minute walk from LMH. Highly recommended for daily needs and small shopping trips. Updating with one small caveat: I cannot get milk from here to hold more than 2-3 days after purchase; I suspect it's their small fridge and slow turnover rate. So unless for immediate usage I do recommend getting milk (and probably meat) elsewhere.

This handy little shop is bursting with everything you could need for your daily food needs…read more There's fresh fruit in wooden boxes outside and greetings cards, whilst inside are all the basics in terms of snacks, basic cooking ingredients and some more unusual food items, as well as basic stationery. It's cluttered, but surprisingly easy to find things, and it's a great place for bumping into people you know. Prices are reasonable and it feels great to support a local shop rather than trekking to the electronic, advert-filled world of Oxford supermarkets.

I visited the St Clements store at around 3pm on 22/04/21 and was very upset to be sworn at by the…read moresecurity guard as I was leaving the store, a white male aged around 30-40. It was completely unprovoked, I was only in there to pick up a few items. This is not an acceptable way to treat customers. Very unhappy and I will not be shopping there again.

Located in the heart of the commercial district, it's good for a quick smokes grab. Entrance is…read moremuch easier to find than the adjacent Tesco.

Parkstores is known more commonly by the names Georges…read moreTikkies the 2nd shop This is such a great little shop so many memories in and around the shop! totally for the locals of the lovely florence park! the main man is who runs the shop is known to everyone as George and everyone always greets him as that! (even though his name is mohamad) he always says good morning in the evening and pretends to charge for plastic bags! the whole family is really nice and friendly and know most of the people from the local area! its a family run corner shop that have been there for at least 20 years! they sell eveything Pet food, Alchol, sewing needles, noodles the list goes on! they are open everyday of the year from 7.30- 10 even christmas and powercuts! they are always open! a very loved convenent store which can only be discribed as the heart of florence park!

A friendly local store, a lot of stuff crammed into a small space and some lovely sweets! Cola…read morebottles and other traditional sweets are worth coming here for. Have a number of newspapers, milk, veg/fruit, etc. The guy who runs the place is friendly, even when you are not a regular visitorand don't know his name!

Ah, Walton Street's very own offy. It does the job and fills in the gaps that the Co-op's left…read more It's usually frequented by diners at Jamals who want to take advantage of the bring your own bottle scheme. The cheap wine doesn't taste fab, but there's a good range. This particular store is a lot nicer than many of them, but they're also quite strict on ID, especially with the high number of students buying there. If you don't look 30, be prepared to be ID-d!

Well, this little shop certainly lives up to its name. It's pretty similar to all the other…read moreCostcutter shops, but is particularly useful for its post office. Be careful to check the opening times - I always seem to go at the wrong time. It's more convenient than going to the main post office, though, and does most of the same things: most importantly, you can post things and get certain foreign currencies (eg: Euros) pretty easily. Aside from postal facilities, it stocks a good range of magazines, especially some more unusual, academic ones. It's the sort of shop you pop into when you know exactly what you want and you're in a hurry. Excellent.

Ahhhh The Co-op! The jewel of Templars Square :)…read more I'm always amazed at how competitive the prices are here and you've gotta love the budget tv commercials! All in all my supermarket of choice (i'm a poor student) and i've always found the staff in this particular branch very friendly and helpful.

This is a really large sized Co-op, offering good value on a wide range of products…read more they frequently have special offers on selected products- usually buy one get one free, or less than half price, making it even better value. The staff are always friendly and helpful, and there are a large number of checkouts which are opened during busy times to reduce the length of time you need to spend queueing to pay for your goods. They sell good quality fruit and vegetables, as well as snacks, ready meals, and household goods. The large size of the store enables it to stock a wide range of products, and so it caters to the vast majority of your needs. The prices are quite competitive, and the quality is good, so it is definitely worth a try if you are in the area.