You'll need to have reserves of patience if you want to get your groceries at this Local branch of…read morethe supermarket chain, especially on a weekday evening, close to 6pm. The check-out queues often dominate the store and curiously they never seem to 'man' (or woman) all the check-outs. It's usually good-humoured here though and you can often strike-up a friendly conversation with fellow 'queuees'. Staff are usually pretty pleasant too and don't seem too stressed by their workload. As it's not a huge branch you might not find all your favourite products here and stock is not replenished as often as it could be. Still, it's a handy store and has its merits.

Sainsbury in eden walk is a nice little supermarket where you can shop and buy your daily goods…read more Its great, affordable and cheap and has nearly almost all the products that you can find in the big sainsbury too although it doesnt ahve a bakery and a ham section. Really nice place to do shopping. x

Wonderful store with an astonishing selection of fresh and packaged food, pre-made meals, and…read moregrocery and dry-good staples. I have taken pictures of the sugar selection alone to send to friends back home in the US. Check-out staff are very pleasant. Only downside is that floor staff think nothing of blocking aisles with restocking carts, chatting while they work (slowly), and simply walking in front of you -- especially if you back off slightly to avoid gridlock with other clients. This makes getting through the store difficult -- and getting what you want off the (blocked) shelves harder, contributing greatly to the frustration factor in an already crowded store.

I'm only docking a star because it's not Fortnum and Mason and it's starting to look a little tired…read moretoo. It's a Waitrose, therefore it's good. The produce is of consistently good quality and, although not the largest supermarket around, there is sufficient there to do a weekly shop - assuming your pockets are deep enough. Prices have remained consistent following the opening of Sainsbury a few doors up, though the evening opening hours always manage to confound me. All the staff are friendly, helpful and posess congnitive functions. There is a decent sized car-park and you can get your pay-and-display back if you spend over a tenner - not hard to do in Waitrose.

A super Waitrose in a very exclusive part of town. As such, the signage is minimal. But once you…read morefind the place, it's a Taj Mahal of shopping. Fresh veggies in the product section, delicious meats in the butchery, fresh cheeses, olives and salads. If I lived in this part of London, I'd absolutely be shopping here! I was just wandering the neighborhood, so I only picked up a delicious crunchy French loaf to have with stuff I had already picked up elsewhere. Because it is in such an urban location, parking may be a bit of a challenge. Note that this Waitrose offers deliver and some other Waitrose-only services (glass loan?).

When I am in London I usually stay in Belgravia and this Waitrose is just a few blocks away so I…read morewill stop by here several times. I usually pick up some water, juice, cheese and bread for our hotel room. I am not sure about there prices because I like to pretend that prices are not GBP and are USD. This summer my son purchased some batteries from here for one of his games and opened the package to realize he bought the wrong size so we went back to the store and they let him exchange it with no problem. Their hours are very short. The don't open early and they close early.

Happened to be in the area and just wandered in to get some snacks. (This is a small but well…read morestocked store.) I'm in SNACK heaven! I cried tears of happiness when I found the cheese section. Much to my daughter's dismay I bought every flavor of potato chip available. The cashier was very helpful and assisted me with figuring out how much (cash) money I needed. This is a busy store so there's no time to dawdle-grab what you need and move on.

Made a quick stop here and was not impressed. This is tiny and has very few options. I know it's an…read moreexpress but still...

A supermarket of truly epic proportions. Well organised with a particularly great selection of…read morevegetarian and other 'speciality' foods, (pretty much everything, in fact), this branch is definitely cheaper than even some of the other 'big' grocery stores in the area, so is definitely worth making the trip If only I could get here in from South Tottenham in one bus journey rather than the existing two very short hops, I'd be coming here far more often!

One of the biggest supermarkets in Haringey. They eve have sections for clothing and footwear…read more There is a sainsbury restaurant / cafe on site. Child friendly Helpful staff

This grocery store was highly convenient since my hotel was right across the street…read more Being able to buy cereal for breakfast or a quick heat lamp lunch or dinner helped me save some money. One of the reasons I deducted one star is because one of the female cashiers came off as being rude. She said, "If you want a bag, you should've said so" with so much spite. What in the world was going on in her life that she had to take it out on a customer? Meanwhile, on the other spectrum, her coworkers went out of their way trying to help me find shelf stable milk since my hotel didn't have a fridge. So pros: convenient, helps save some money, some of the employees go out of their way to be helpful. Cons: At least one female cashier needs to be spoken to by management about how she talks to customers.

This is an extremely convenient little store inside the London Paddington Station. I am a huge fan…read moreof the grab and go meal deals (only £3.85, less than the competitor next door or any fast food). I visited at 8am and the shelves were fully stocked. Having every option of meal deal sandwich available may have been a first for me, and they just released the limited edition holiday specialties yum yum yum! The US really needs to get onboard with this prepacked sandwich/wrap/sub/salad/pasta (that are relatively healthy) plus a snack and beverage for $5. It was very busy inside with what I imagine was mostly the regular weekday comminutors. There are many self-checkouts so the line went fast. Advice for visitors: like the vast majority of stores in the UK, make sure you bring your own bag or you will be charged for one.

I am into Tesco! Skip the expensive souvenirs and buy a few chocolate bars or bags of chips and…read moretake those home to your US friends instead! We loved stocking up on yummy Cadburry eggs, Hula Hoops and Walkers. Prices were super cheap too.

I was staying close by in an AirBNB. A small store but a lot of selection. I really liked this…read morestore. I came here several times. If you're staying near by and need some groceries its worth a stop by.

The worst supermarket I have ever been to. Food quality is…read morenot so remarkable as their price. Normally I went to there but some wines, and I have used ID copies in my phone with post office certified. It always works. However, one day I used the same ID from my phone, they don't accept it anymore. No sorry, no explanation, just rude way. Treat me like a second class citizen. I bet they don't ask everybody else for the real ID. P.s. I am a 36 ys old mother with two kids, I do not think they can't tell that I am older than 20ys old from my appearance. Never will use their service, including John Lewis.

This end of Kensington is actually a bit lacking in supermarkets, as both the large Tesco and even…read morelarger Sainsbury are located on Cromwell Road, further south. Just across the road from the main entrance to Holland Park, this is a relatively small Waitrose, but still has a good selection of fresh produce, and a fair range of everyday groceries. I often pop in when in the area, as I like the quality of the vegetables especially. I have found the service to be much improved of late so have been happy to shop there, as well as buying Waitrose / John Lewis gift vouchers as reliable and simple presents! (NB there are check-outs at both the Kensington High Street and Earl's Court Road exits, so if one area is busy you can always use the other!).