This great on-campus shop is open to all - found on the ground floor of the building. A combination…read moreof food sourced locally and a good selection of international food which is mostly fair-trade, healthy and largely organic. Ideal for vegetarians and vegans too with chilled smoked tofu, pasties, and other delicious savouries, to name but a few in the cold cabinet. Fruit and veggie/vegan cakes and chocolate. Great smoothies freshly made to take away too and friendly student staff. We always buy from here when we're on campus!

The alternative food shop at Swansea University. It has a very wide range of foods and has…read moresomething to suit all people, whether you're a vegetarian or even if you prefer organic prooduce. Niche is for you. Decent prices, but only open to Students of the University.

Recommend by a friend and was not disappointed…read more Both floors of seating for the cafe were totally full (always a good sign), but we managed to find seats - don't be shy to ask to share tables! Despite the place being mad busy, the staff were still cheery and polite, and the service was fast. My 'snack size' steak burger was tasty, although I expected a bit more for the price of £4. My wife's soup of the day (curried butternut squash) was very nice and filling, even the smaller serving. I'd recommend their hot punch. The shop downstairs has a very wide range of foodstuffs, and the fresh produce looked very good.

Great organic shop combined with café/restaurant. A lot of the local produce (though not all) is…read moresourced locally and there's a good selection of wholefoods, deli goods, vegetarian and vegan foods, plus organic wines, chocolate and other good things in the shop downstairs. The restaurant has a good and changing menu, home-cooked food, generous portions and well-priced. Go here for lunch and get some ideas for what to do with all the wholesome stuff you've just bought downstairs.

Since the closure of 'Cellars' in Cardiff the amateur wine and beer maker has been lost without a…read moresupplier Of course there is always the internet but supplies ordered from that source carry the additional cost of heavy postage. All is not lost, however, as a little shop in Pontypridd carry a good stock of most things the amateur beer and wine maker requires from kits to fermenting vessels and most of the other things required for the hobby. In addition to wine making they carry many other goods for example dried fruits a wide selection of wild nuts ,organic flour, and a large selection of loose herbs and spices, plus a selection of ethnic foods and products. The shop is run by two gentlemen Eric and Peter who are always ready for a chat and advice, which makes a complete change from the anonymiity of the supermarket. Its an old fashioned shop with a personal service and well worth a visit.

brilliantly well stocked shop. I eat vegan food so this shop has all I need, want, adore to eat…read more flours yeast tahini many types, I could go on, oils and vinegars many types. Nuts and spices many many types organic. fridge full of interesting delicious fresh foods sauerkrauts, tofu treats. Chocolate vegan, veg, carob treats...carob covered nuts and raisins (of which I forgot to buy this morning, theres always tomorrow)

Organic veg box scheme. We've had this veg box delivered for a while now and it's been great…read more Really good value for money. Seasonal veg and always a good mix of fruit and veg every week. Types vary form week to week which is good. Also very reliable and will leave the box by the front door if your out/working.

This is, without any shadow of a doubt, my favourite shop in Penarth. When i lived out at Cowbridge…read moreI used to visit it quite regularly. These days I rarely use it, and I miss it terribly! Jo's Organic Stores is a well established mini organic supermarket that receives a twice weekly delivery of organic fruit, vegetables and meat. This means that the fresh produce is always in excellent condition. They also stock a broad selection of dry goods as well as cleaning agents and equipment. On top of all of this they also stock a great selection of Fair Trade products. Without dispute this is a fantastic shop. They are incredibly friendly and helpful, and they champion small producers, ethical producers and the organic food cause... what more could you want!?!

Great shop with a bit of intelligence behind the counter. More like a healthy-eating organic club…read morewith many loyal customers. It's a little bit hidden on Upper Glebe St but it's still central and a great discovery for those who wish to be friends with food. Wide selection for vegans and veggies,too; and fresh produce is sourced as local as possible.

We just had our first delivery of organic meat, it all looks great and delivered on time. We are…read morevery excited to try our food out and will be looking forward in using Graig Farm online shop again. Next time we will try their vegetables as well. All the best Trisha

From the owner: We specialise in creating award winning organic meat and organic vegetables and fish.read more

Located within the newly built Cardiff and Vale College on Dumballs Rd, Simply Fresh is another…read morereason why I'm super jealous of all the students here. Why wasn't my campus this beautiful!? Why didn't my campus have a beautiful gym INSIDE the freaking building?! My envy aside, I do like Simply Fresh. ~ Atmosphere: Can a supermarket be beautiful? Well, if it can, Simply Fresh is definitely up there when it comes to beautiful supermarkets. It's just a relatively small shop (about the same size as Tesco Expresses) but the aisles are spacious and you never feel cramped here. It's also immaculately clean, well-organised, and even the decor makes you feel welcomed. Supermarkets to me are normally drab and hectic, but I really enjoy strolling through the aisles having a browse at Simply Fresh. ~ Variety: Because it's a small shop, you can't get much variety. For example, they don't sell any fresh protein at all and ironically their fresh veggies section is pretty limited as well. However, they do have plenty of pantry-type goods and standard purchases as well (eggs, bread, etc.) --- For a healthy-organic supermarket, I would've thought the prices would be a bit steep. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the prices at Simply Fresh. I guess the prices are a bit lower given that they're catering to poor students. Overall, I'm really happy about Simply Fresh being my local supermarket. Beautiful interior, fair prices, and gets the job done!

Entertaining Elephants is an organic food/local gift store that I couldn't resist popping in to…read morebefore leaving Church Stretton. Downstairs is the food area with a great array of packaged and fresh food stuffs. They specialise in local and organic, and if I lived in the area I would certainly be a regular at this shop. Unfortunately, they didn't really have many products that I wanted to take away as gifts - I was particularly looking for locally produced item such as jam, honey and ales but I couldn't find what I was looking for. They did have a nice selection of organic cosmetics and candles and I picked up some lovely handmade soaps for an upcoming birthday. The area upstairs specialises in locally made products and gifts. There were some lovely wood carved items and some beautiful books, but I managed to restrain myself from making any further purchases!