How could I give a supermarket five stars?!…read more To start with, when I first walked in, I thought I'd got the wrong place. There are these stunning bright red chandeliers set over a large dining table just to the side of the main entrance. Then I realised this was just a rather different supermarket shopping experience. I initially popped in just because I was in the area and in a hurry - I have closer regular supermarket. But whenever I'm around Half Moon Bay or feel like a change in the drudgery of grocery shopping, I always head in here. It's not a big barn of a place, and is actually quite small as far as supermarkets go, but it's packed with everything you'd expect from even the giant-sized competitors. I can't say how nice the shopping experience is - it's quiet enough to actually think, and the sometimes the staff greet you as you walk the aisles..! And a bonus; the sign on the door says it's locally owned and operated.

This countdown has probably got the worst car park layout ever. It's just screaming out for a car…read moreaccident, but thankfully none occurred while I was there. It has a typical roof top, but the entry & exit is on an angle, so you can't see cars coming til their inches away from smacking your car. Also, one part of it is simply an exit in an awkward place (you'd rather enter the car park there). That said, there's little to complain about with this Countdown, living up to the standards of other Countdowns across the East ( and there are many of those). Having been to the Botany one that gives out 10c per litre fuel, then going here and discovering it's only 4c, you feel kind of ripped off. It's not the end of the world though. The layout and products were good, and the customer service excellent.

This supermarket has just about everything! The aisles are wide and the shelves are neatly stocked…read more What impressed me was how appealing the produce was arranged! The green vegetables looked like a flower shop full of green flowers! I'm just visiting from the states but will come back again.

No, this is not like the 80s song 'Final Countdown', but perhaps they'll play it in store one fine…read moreday. This is in fact, a supermarket. It's huge, filled with aisles of groceries, stationery, magazines, alcohol, etc. They even have an international food section, which is not to be sneezed at. It may save you a trip to Tai Ping or Inside Africa. The thing that keeps me coming back to this particular Countdown (which is further away than others) is because they offer 10 - 30c a litre off fuel if you spend a certain amount. It's not the usual fair for other Countdowns which offer only 4c. Also, it has more variety and many staff available within a small radius to help you find something. It has an incredibly handy underground carpark which is never full (unless it's Christmas time) and a conveniently located bakery, pharmacy, shampoo store and Video Ezy to help you cram as much into one trip as possible.

I did an online shop at Glen Innes. It was fantastic To have the drive thru, where your groceries…read morewere brought out to you. I am not well and this means a lot to me. Thankyou for being so thoughtful of the disabled in the community.

There no consumer guarantee is existed in Pack & Save Glen Inners…read more I believe that airbon pure honey is full of sugar. My family used to have a honey farm. I knew the taste of honey. The product is poor quality. They didn't give me refund or exchange for anther product. Some product is not the best quality, service even worse.

What I really like about this Pak in Save in particular is the parking, it has great parking at…read moreground level but also has an awesome covered carpark. The covered carpark just makes it that much easier when you need to shop during the winter months when we all know how windy and rainy and just horrible Auckland weather can be. But this Pak n Save is great as it has a lovely covered carpark. The supermarket itself is actually also pretty new and therefore has a really good layout, wide aisles and lots of check out lanes so makes for stress free supermarket shopping apart from the packing at the end, but the prices are worth it.

This used to be my favourite supermarket but lately it has gone a bit downhill. Their meat - I…read moredon't know how they store it but with these new recycling packs the meat smells horrible after a day in the fridge if kept in those recycling packs and we have a very good fridge. Their Fresh Fruit and Vegetables is not really that nice they don't have the best looking produce and quite often ill buy their onions and the middle of them are rotten and green possibly because they use the sacks of onions and just tip them into their bin. They have changed the layout again and to be honest its so difficult to find things at the moment but the extra space is nice, their variety section seems to have disappeared which is a shame as there was good stuff in there. Their product range is limited these days and I find myself doing my main shop here but my meat and veges and other products shopping at Countdown or New World. They have baskets now which is great but I'm forever having to go to the checkout aisle to get a basket as they don't bring them back as often. And the self Checkouts are great but quite often the machines need assistance from the staff - who more often then not are busy gossiping about their lives and not paying to much attention to what is going on and missing the trolleys full of more than 20 items at the self checkouts. I will continue to shop here but I hope it gets better again like it used to.

I quite like a jaunt around this supermarket , it makes for a refresher against other supermarkets…read more. The selection between Progressive supermarket chains and Foodstuffs can be remarkably different , so in that respect I'm guessing it's up to the manager as to what they get to stock . At the Botany New World the aisles are set out a bit on the small side , but I find the staff are friendly . With the addition of self - service checkouts it can make for a faster experience .

Eden Foods is the perfect place to dash up to if you're looking for a snack or a drink while you're…read moreon the beach, or to stock up for a special meal involving a recipe slightly more complicated than you would usually attempt, most probably from a foreign cookbook. It's that kind of place. It's kind of like my dream of what every supermarket would be. Small but still with plenty in it, limited ranges but all the nicest brands are there, hard-to-find ingredients and quality stock, and a little bit of everything and not too much of anything. In case you hadn't already gathered, I really like shopping at Eden Foods. It's a friendly, quiet little shop that's extremely popular with locals to the area. The prices are perhaps slightly higher than a big warehouse-type supermarket, but a lot of the time that's because they're selling more niche, local brands. Which is great.

I love this place for their well priced Phoenix gluten free range. They do the best bread and…read morebiscuits and they are not stocked in that many locations, I'm totally impressed Eden Foods keeps their prices reasonable. The location is a good one right in the heart of St Helier's where I'm sure the elderly of the area really take advantage of this gem. Mainly I see young people and families in here buying ice creams, picking up bread or one of their infamous almond croissants which are kept at the counter. Eden foods also has a super good range of quality items. It's bigger than your typical dairy and had all of the good stuff on hand. The staff here are courteous and kind.

Having serious cravings for a smoothie , I flicked work the bird and set off to find one …read more In the area of St Heliers I stopped by The Honest Food Co and was very surprised . New store has been there for some months and have been following these guys on Instagram so was good to see what they had on offer . There are a few options and I went for the cinnamon , cashew , cocao and their own blend of egg protein . Was an ok choice , there is a strawberry number and I wished I'd gone for that . But you can't have it all ! I know the shop is newish but I felt the decor was lacking a bit , although I'm glad it wasn't all white Unitarian theme . With specially made crate/ pallet tables and Flight coffee it seems a happy space to catch up .

Out with the old and in with the NEW!! Had to stop in and check out the The Honest Food Company new…read morecafe on my way home this morning. They were previously on Campbell Road but have now relocated to the Maskell Shops in St Heliers. I was greeted by the lovely Belinda and severed a nice hot Kokako Organic Coffee filter coffee which has a bulletproof option to enjoy with one of their divine Blondie Protein Bars! You can't beat dunking a brownie in a nice hot coffee you should really try it. Belinda also offered me one amazing truffle ball that just melted in my mouth! All their products are paleo and have none of those refined sugars This is one chilled out cafe decked out with cool The Pallet Kingdom tables to enjoy your coffee and food at. Welcome to the neighbourhood you are a very welcome addition

My favorite local grocer. What is not to love: locally grown/produced food at reasonable prices and…read morereally friendly staff. Throw in the delish Milse ice cream and this place is a winner.