Love this convenience store! They have the best options for when you're traveling. They have them…read moreat the Airport and Train Stations. Look for the £6 meal deal. A main, snack, and a drink. They have amazing cookies and love the M&S brand Swiss chocolate! Way cheaper than buying anything on your flight!

Perfect spot for late night snacks, fresh fruit, milk, candies and the other quick things you may…read moreneed. Decent prices and friendly staff. Very close to our hotel and open late is a plus.

Lifesaver location! Open late on weekends unlike the nearby, larger brick and mortar store. This…read moreone is located within the shops at Victoria station / Victoria Place. Plenty of groceries and healthcare needs. For example I was able to get plaster/bandages and anti-septic which I was in desperate need of. Also plenty of package goods as well as groceries. So many people getting sandwiches and pizzas prepared fresh.

A convenience format Sainsbury's located within Victoria railway station (take escalators in main…read moreconcourse to go up to shopping area). Sells most basics and basically, does the job! Nothing amazing.

Absolutely fabulous and kind of charmingly madcap place. They stock caviar and fantastic…read more(expensive) wine, have amazing cheeses, a good deli case with pies and macaroni/cheese made in-house, and have a huge and jaw-dropping selection of potted and tinned meats (wild boar in aspic, ginormous cans of duck confit, etc.) plus every sort of condiment you can think of - and fruits/vegs, and candy, and magazines, and souvenirs... Wildest of all is their American section! There's a large variety of American candies, boxed products like Kraft Mac 'n' Cheese and Pop Tarts, and way, way more. It must be seen to be believed. In short, it's utterly great and completely unexpected for this location, and we love it deeply, truly, and madly.

Towards closing time so NO help at all deli wrapping up before customers leave and surly cashier to…read moretop off a less than satisfactory experience.

Good if you need the bare essentials in a pinch, but the selection is limited here on everything…read more A short walk to the Mark & Spencer and Waitrose stores on King's Road are your better bets for full on grocery stores.

Everything is very clean and organized, I love this supermarket because there's a wide variety of…read morethings to choose and I'm a huge of the fruit and vegetable section, very complete and clean as everything else there, very good attention too, I can't wait to go back soon

This location doesn't open until 11 on Sundays. Thats right folks ELEVEN! Gosh forbid someone wants…read moresome breakfast or something. Once I found that out I will no longer shop here. I'm not going to support a business too lazy to be open early. ALSO they close at 1700!! Yes folks SEVENTEEN HUNDRED (or FIVE for you civilians). Luckily there's another Sainsburys just up the road open normal hours.

I knew before we even landed in London we'd have 3 options without a block radius of our flat to…read moreshop for groceries. There is a Little Waitrose & Tesco Express- both would be considered more of convenient store markets. But, this Sainsbury's location is what you'd actually call a real grocery store. AND I LOVED IT!! This location is brightly lit with the 24 Bus stop right in front. A very good size. As you enter- there's a cash machine (ATM) to the left and the hot food department to the right. This is where you can buy the baked chickens and even create your own pizzas!! This section is also where you'll find the Grab & Go meals. Grab & Go is very popular here in London. You can pick from varieties of chips/ juices, waters, sodas/ and sandwiches or pasties (empanadas). As you continue walking into the store- the magazine section to the left. Self check out tills to the right and beyond that- regular cash registers. Either way, if you're paying with a U.S. card with a chip- you'll most likely need an employee to print out the the receipt for you to sign. Continue walking and you'll have the fresh produce section. Then past this- the freezer & refrigerated aisles. We stopped by these aisles tons of times! We took advantage of their microwaveable meals. I was a big fan of the Steak & Mash combo. The meat chunks were very tender, the stew was tasty and thick. The Mash was creamy & buttery. Another microwaveable meal I enjoyed was the spaghetti carbonara!! Did not disappoint!! We bought slices of cold cuts, Baby Bel cheese wheels, & chive crackers for snacky snacks. There's a huge selection of wines, beers, & hard liquors. Heck, we even bought Modelo! Everyday besides Sunday (closes 5pm) this Pimlico location closes at 11pm. Staff is really nice and I think there's underground parking....

Neat and clean. Well stocked with basic esstial groceries and food and bevergae. They also have…read moreprepared foods like soups and salads and sandwiches in fridge. Mostly self checkout

As a visitor from the States, I was pretty delighted to explore Britain's grocery stores. This one…read moreis a place where you can pick up some quick groceries, including a limited selection of produce and milk. This was my first time seeing 0.5L of milk in bottles! There is self checkout here but there's a guy nearby if you need help. I picked up some Cadbury chocolate, milk, and cupcakes for about £5.

Went to Waitrose in the Kings Road Chelsea London today…read more Saturday 7th October 2023 at 3.15pm After purchasing my shopping I went to collect my Free Coffee and there was a note on the Coffee machine that stated cleaning in progress. I asked a Waitrose partner who was reducing items near the machine to ask how long when it will be ready and the Waitrose partner informed me that the Coffee machine has not been working for a long while. I said to her that is not good service and then left the store without my Free Coffee (very disappointing service from Waitrose) WHY LIE TO CUSTOMERS BY PUTTING A FALSE MESSAGE ON THE COFFEE MACHINE?!

It's a pretty poorly laid out store here, with a small entrance, short aisles and cramped check…read moreout. The slightest flaw in customer flow can (and does) screw up the everyone's movement and cause mass hysteria. I don't know what it is about the people who shop here, but they don't seem to know how to move in a supermarket type environment. It's like they arrive at the store and all rules of human motion, and even the laws of physics I'll argue, mysteriously cease. They walk briskly and abruptly stop. They ponder over an item, blocking your access to a display, for way too long. They inexplicably reverse course and swing a full cart around, perilously close to important body parts. They move sloooooowly. They linger. They chat on mobiles in the middle of cramped aisles. They stand with their kids in strollers in front of things you need. They don't move! It happens every time I'm there. Great store otherwise.

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.

Harrod's is a London icon and a premier luxury department store and it is a shoppers dream. This…read morestore is massive and its known for the fabulous food hall, extravagant luxury goods, and it attracts roughly 15 million visitors per year. Harrod's also features a afternoon tea in The Georgian and it costs about $96.00 US dollars per person. We were here many years ago but I still remember the experience. It was very busy inside and we walked around for a couple of hours just looking and taking in all the beautiful products that were for sale. The architecture of the store is a stunning. We bought some souvenirs, and I also bought a purse and wallet while visiting. We loved taking pics with the life size Harrod bears. I had never been in such a majestic and exquisite store seeing so many luxury items. This store is definitely geared towards the elite and uber rich but we still managed to have a really good time. Service was ample although most of the employees we encountered were very busy hustling to locate items for anxious shoppers. A must visit while you are in London, just don't drop all your cash here.

You feel like you are in a different world when you step inside Harrods. A luxury mall with a great…read morefood hall, a Prada cafe, they make their own chocolate in the chocolate hall, and every name brand you can think. Our first stop was the dry bar. We have plenty of these back in the states but I had never been to one before, so It's pretty exciting for to me to say that my first dry bar experience was in Harrods in London! I tend to stay away from blow-dry places because not everyone can blow-dry thick curly hair. Kezia was the stylist and she was great!! She was so funny, paid close attention to detail, and this was one of the best blow-drys I have ever gotten! Next, we stopped at Burberry. She was wonderful, poise, and so knowledgeable about the brand. My husband loves his wallet. We then stopped at Louis Vuitton for a perfume. No one attended to us and it felt like they were judging us based on how we looked. Five employees walked right past us and not a single one acknowledged us. Finally someone did and when we asked her what the notes in the perfume were she googled it on her phone. Our shopping day wasn't complete without buying some sweets from the chocolate hall. Every type of chocolate you can think of is sold here and delicious taste!