This is an excellent farm shop situated in the centre of Walsingham village…read more The shop is open seven days a week, serving fresh fruit and vegetables, fresh cheeses, and high-end groceries. These include a a range of locally-made ice creams, preserves, fruit juices and bakery products, as well as unusual cooking ingredients. (It's the first time I've seen black salt on sale.) There's a delicatessen counter and a large butchers within the shop - the latter doing a roaring trade on our visit. It's a bit pricey but it's the quality and local sourcing you're paying for. It's a perfect place to buy gifts for friends and family, if they like good produce. Staff and knowledgeable and friendly. There's a parking area at the front. Highly recommended.

From the owner: Fine Norfolk produce. Local meats and home cooked pies, pasties, ready meals and more.read more

Fair prices and variety of ingredients! There's also a bus stop that is in front which is…read moreconvenient for those without a car. Car park is ENORMOUS. Make sure you bring your own shopping bags and apply for a club card if it's your first time.

This is my local Tesco, and I've shopped there regularly for over 10 years.I rarely have any…read moreproblems there, the Customer Services staff are very pleasant and friendly. It's not a huge store, but helpfully it's open 24 hours a day, although you do have to fight your way round the shelf stackers at night. Generally it's pretty well stocked, apart from the odd days around the major holidays where you can find the shelves dreadfully empty. There's a pharmacy, which I've never used, a Tesco Direct counter which works just as it should. The photo shop is always having their machine break down but when it's running the service is actually very good. A word of warning, there's a café tucked away upstairs at the far right of the shop, very easy to miss. I would definitely give it a miss, the breakfast is truly disgusting, and the coffee machine seems to be out of order whenever I go there. It's clean and tidy though.

Staff are always very friendly and professional, i have been shopping here for years…read more Plenty of car parking close by. Also toys a clothing selection as well now.

This is only a small Sainsbury's. It's not selling clothes etc, but does sell a few seasonable…read moreitems. It's big enough to have most items you would want and I usually went there to buy anything I could not get from Lidl. Staff are friendly, even though they once thought I was under 18 (Nowhere near!) and wouldn't let me purchase alcohol.

Love love love. Not…read morea lot in term of grocery in this area, so then farm shop is a blessing to me. Not a fan of the co-op down the road this is the best place to get produce, eggs, meat and just about most things you can think of to fill your fridge and cupboard. The upstairs even has large freezers with ice cream and baked goods, and more meat. The people are very friendly and everything is quite affordable. I am so happy to be able to support my local farmer. They'll soon be starting a delivery service as well!

We've just moved to the area and are here for a year without a car, so being able to walk to a shop…read morewith such variety and extremely reasonable prices is wonderful! My husband was able to find whole oats here (called Jumbo Oats) which he couldn't find in any of the major grocery stores. The meat prices are extremely good especially for being so fresh and local, and the frozen meats are a super bargain! We bought some just-picked seasonal strawberries yesterday and they were amazingly delicious. We still need to get some things at a bigger store like some familiar national/international brands or particular varieties of groceries, but Radmore Farm Shop is definitely our new place to walk for fruit, veg, and meat. It's perfect for those "What are we going to have for dinner" afternoons because I can grab meat, onions, mushrooms, and whatever veg suits and cook something up fast. We are definite fans and plan to shop here routinely while we're in town.

Greatest service and people ever, always incredibly helpful and understanding, food is always fresh…read moreand in date and delicious too

Staff can be a bit hit and miss, some are really helpful and some just couldnt care. but the array…read moreof clothing is quite large very reasonable priced too.as well as the seasonal stock also. Plenty of car parking .

Am I really reviewing a Tesco?! Yes...well, I've done it before so why not again?! I must've been…read morein this particular Tesco even more than my own, local one...whenever I am down to visit my family this is the closest and biggest food shop/supermarket to hand so we often find ourselves nipping in here for a few bits and bobs. I am one of those odd people that actually really LIKES and ENJOYS just wandering around a supermarket...what can I say?! I like checking out the new items and produce in store and looking at what bargains they have on offer. I find it very relaxing and comforting, which is strange when as I a child you would have had to drag me kicking and screaming to get me inside a (dreaded) supermarket! Oh how we change. Anyway I digress (I do that a lot), this particular Tesco store is pretty well stocked and I always find quite a few produce items in this store that I can't find in others. They have a HUGE pet (food/goodies/items) section in here which tells me that people of Kings Lynn like their animals :-) Also they have a great Bakery and stock cupboard item aisles too. There's a clothes section, a electrical goods section and also some household goods/kitchenware is stocked too. My Mum shops here all the time and I know she says the staff are very friendly although I have had a couple of run-ins with some check-out staff, hence the 3, not 4 stars. They are VERY strict in here on their alcohol policy...TOO strict as when myself & my boyfriend went to buy a bottle of wine for dinner one day we were asked for ID, which is fair enough (we're both WAY over 18 {and 25 for that matter} but we do get ID'ed all the time...it's a blessing really!) and my boyfriend showed his ID but that wasn't enough for them as they then proceeded to ask me for ID (which I do now carry, but it's only valid in Scotland!) which I didn't have on me...he stated why did I need ID when HE was buying the alcohol and they said 'Well, how do we know you're not buying it for her?!' looking at me as though I was some young hooligan, about to drink myself silly on White Zinfandel on the corner of the street! The cheek! So the long & short of it was they refused to sell us the wine. We asked to speak to the manager but that got us no further. So we left the wine and the rest of our groceries too in protest. Bah! Never heard of a place requiring TWO forms of ID to buy alcohol?! Daft. So, yes, some of the staff (possibly most...)are really lovely but some are not so. So be warned if you plan to come in here with your darn youthful looks to buy some booze coz you might just go away empty handed (unless you carry ID on you). Tesco, you meany.

One of the smaller Waitrose, but has most of the same features as the larger stores. Still does…read moreentertaining orders and you can get a lovely Christmas turkey here.

I went to Waitrose this morning to buy items for a bit of a do to celebrate my birthday, I…read morementioned it to the cashier as I had to dash for something I had forgotten, when I said I wasn't really looking forward to it as I would be hitting 60 which is a bit depressing, I was presented with a bunch of flowers! Thank you so much it cheered me up I must say.

This is a great "Asian" market, with all the fresh goods and groceries you'd expect from a good…read moreAsian market. It's family run and has a great selection of foods! The family also has a local restaurant, so they "eat their own food" so to speak :-) Highly recommended to add some spice to your larder!

What a little gem of a discovery this store was…read more The sweet waitress at Bibimbap (where I had lunch) got into a conversation with me, where we spoke about my love for Asian food. She told me that although I lived in London, I should walk up to the traffic lights and check out this store. Seoul Plaza is a cramped grocery store and you have to walk in reverse half the time, to let someone pass you by. But it is chock full of goodies to cook Asian style food. While I was in the store. I saw so many Chinese/Malaysian/Korean and Thai students walk in to pick up the specialty foods. I found a couple of sauces and snacks that I haven't seen outside of Londons Chinatown. I picked up a couple of sauces and shelled roasted unsalted peanuts (that I haven't been able to find in London recently) There was a large selection of rice, fresh vegetables and frozen seafood. If you live in Cambridge, this is definitely a store to check out.

I've visited this place several times to buy Korean foods like Kimchi, snacks, and noodles. They…read moreprovide those items in quite cheap prices given that those items are imported. Impressive!