I love the products. However I was in the shop this afternoon and there were 4 dogs in there one of…read morewhich peed on the floor. There were a host of uncovered products everywhere including on the counter You must do something about this or I will have to report you to Food Standards authorities

Had delivery of the Raymond Blanc selection and we decided to have a mixture of different sausages…read more( 1 pack Toulouse from Aubrey Allen & 2 packs From Farmison the lamb merguez & chicken) the 2 packs from Farmison were far superior. The Toulouse ones were bland, tasteless and chewy. Really disappointed as been looking forward all day for tonight's supper. Other Toulouse I've eaten in the past have been full of flavour. won't be buying or recommending these again

Di offer excellent quality seasonal meat, eggs and sausages - some even deep freeze out of season…read more Easy go reach by CSR or on foot from Barford. This kind of shop makes living in a village lovable and unique.

From the owner: We breed & rear Aberdeen Angus beef, free range lamb, mutton & rare breed pork & sausages in small…read moreportions to whole lambs for the freezer. At our farm shop you can purchase some of our delicious meat.

What a butcher. I'm first tempted inside by spying the larder section of the shop. Displayed within…read moreare individual and family sized pies of steak & kidney, mince & onion, and lamb pasties. All the pastry has the unmistakable individual hallmarks of good, shop-made products. Eric Lyons also stock home-made pickles, chutneys, and the more unusual Madhuban Honey Garden (the perfect brand name for Indian influenced cuisine made in rural England), fresh and hand-made curry sauces. On the drive over here I was discussing with my driver my considering being a vegan. All that is in doubt now that I am positioned over the meat cabinet on the other side of the shop. It's filled with traditional chops and steaks, and some more unusual products. Turkey Balti sausages are another example of Indian meets English, and while I wont' be buying them in the warmth of late May, they are a top contender for Boxing Day supper. We leave with two chilli burgers and two minted lamb burgers, for an early evening barbeque, but I'll return for a proper mission here later this year and I'll be sure to have plenty of room in the freezer.

This is an amazing family butchers - always busy and exceptionally clean. They have one half of the…read moreshop for traditional meat and more modern marinated meats, and the other part of the shop sells fab home made pies and ready-made meals. They also sell deli-type products, and bakery products, all of exceptionally high quality.

Proper old fashioned quality butchers. They even managed to source me a particular turkey for…read moreChristmas.

Excellent quality butcher. Xmas wouldn't be the same without Mel's turkey, ham, beef, sausages…read more.. Mel's ribs of beef are fantastic and the Gloucester sausages are the best.

Excellent food and terrific coffee! We came here on the…read morerecommendation of a local shop assistant for coffee and lunch. Despite being committed meat eaters we chose a couple of vegetarian options - falafel flatbread and Imam Bayildi tagine. Both meals were very fragrant and tasty and the coffee was terrific! Our food and coffee took a long time to come but was worth waiting for.

Leamington's second hipster cafe! (Only without hipsters -- there are no hipsters in…read moreLeamington...). They have great coffee, soups, sandwiches, cakes, looots of cheese. They are open Mondays and are very friendly.

A great little traditional butchers on the high street. It is on one of the main streets in…read moreStratford, about a three minute walk from the roundabout in the centre near to the Town Hall. The staff members are all really friendly and seem to enjoy their job. They are knowledgeable about their products, and can recommend cuts of meat suitable for what you are planning to do, and even what to do with a piece of meat to make a great meal. Yes the products do tend to cost a little more than you could pay in a supermarket, but you can get exactly the cut of meat that you want and get them to trim off any fat or anything on it. If you are wanting a really great cut of meat to make a special meal, or just a really nice sausage to go with some mash then you cannot go wrong by visiting here.

This seems to be fairly newly built, and follows the usual Lidl pattern. Not really the place to…read moreget your weekly shop, but excellent for bulk buy items like washing powder and the cleaning products are pretty good. Trouble is that you might like an item, but never see it again. I recommend the dried herbs, the pasta and they do have some good deals on some named brands like Weetabix

Very recently opened, Lidl is brand new in Leamington Spa. As supermarkets go, it's pretty small,…read moreand you can't guarantee exactly what they will have in stock, so it is better as a place to wander around and see what you fancy than somewhere to set out with a shopping list. That said, they do have a good range of things, most of which are brands we don't usually see in this country. What they sell can be incredibly cheap, last time I got an avocado for 17p and and a mango for 20p, and they were both tasty enough and kept fine. One downside to this place is that the car park is small and there have been queues to get in. Also, they don't seem to have the trolleys that you can put your baby car seat in, so it's not quite as easy as some other supermarkets. But worth stopping by for a few cheap goodies.