Raj and the team appear to be always open and always has some great alcohol offers on !! Great…read morelocal store and not just for locals !! Good range of everything !!

It's amazing what these guys manage to fit into the shop. Not only do they stock a bit of…read moreeverything for everyone but their opening hours go on for ever. Beers and wines, organic milk and yoghurt. Fresh (Costa) coffee, snacks and a small selection of fresh foods. Always friendly and there for your every day needs.

I use this shop for returning my UPS parcels. They never issue me with a receipt and when I ask for…read moreone, it's hard for them to even write a note that they've received it. If it's such a hassle, why do you offer this service in the first place?!

Limited selection, but come here to look for cooking sauces, East Asian vegetables that you can't…read morefind in the regular supermarket, and some fresh flash frozen dim sum. If you're limited to only shopping in the centre, then this place is your best bet. They may not have my preferred brand, but they usually have at least a version of the sauce I'm looking for. Your other choices are GG Oriental Snack Shack in Gloucester Green or to venture out onto Cowley Road. My only warning is, if it's not priced, ASK before you buy. I didn't realize until I got home that the one small jar I didn't see labeled with a price and that the till lady couldn't scan, she manually entered 9£ for it!

Chinese supermarket with a reasonable selection of stuff. Not the biggest but it has most of the…read moreessentials.

Clifton Hampden Post Office is briliant! Right near the river in this picturesque village - very…read moreconvenient for stopping off on a boating holiday or for fishermen. I's not just for buying stamps and posting parcels, they also have a good range of basic foods (including some really good bread baked in house), it's a real life-line for a lot of older people in the village. There are sandwiches, hot snacks and tea and coffee available too. They also stock a range of really unusual gifts - some foodie type stuff like jams and preserves as well as interesting jewellery and ornaments etc as well as greetings cards. The couple that run the shop are lovely - always welcoming and helpful.

This is a village shop as village shops should be - friendly, helpful, tiny - but with a surprising…read morerange and selection. If you need it, they probably have it, somewhere! Clifton Hampden Stores is a family run business with a small Post Office counter, they stock cards and gifts as well as all the essential grocery items you'd expect, fantastic cakes and locally made jewellery. They also do Ecover refills if you take in your empties. I discovered recently that they offer a dry cleaning service at very competitive rates too. The owners, Emma & Glenn, are very friendly and welcoming, as are the other staff, and I'm sure many of us pop in as much for a chat and to see a friendly face as to actually buy anything.

So tiny but I will 9/10 times choose shopping here over Tesco. They have a shocking variety of…read moreitems considering that there are only 2 aisles and great prices. Even a good selection of fresh fruit and vegetables! I also enjoy poking through the shelves to see what I can find. Best of all it's just a 10 minute walk from LMH. Highly recommended for daily needs and small shopping trips. Updating with one small caveat: I cannot get milk from here to hold more than 2-3 days after purchase; I suspect it's their small fridge and slow turnover rate. So unless for immediate usage I do recommend getting milk (and probably meat) elsewhere.

This handy little shop is bursting with everything you could need for your daily food needs…read more There's fresh fruit in wooden boxes outside and greetings cards, whilst inside are all the basics in terms of snacks, basic cooking ingredients and some more unusual food items, as well as basic stationery. It's cluttered, but surprisingly easy to find things, and it's a great place for bumping into people you know. Prices are reasonable and it feels great to support a local shop rather than trekking to the electronic, advert-filled world of Oxford supermarkets.

Lovey place the food is never disappoint it never out of date and the really kind and they all ways…read morehave new sweets and the other day I was looking to get strawberry simints no one had them but yesterday they had them that put a smile on my face

This place has become my standard corner shop for a morning or evening snack. I walk by every day…read moreand it seems to be a hub of social activity for the area. It is very small, and every space, including the window sill, is covered in merchandise. Chances are, you can do a good portion of your grocery or snack shopping here at East West. Convenient parking out front, if you're into that sort of thing.

The Nine to Nine is closer to me, but I will pop over to this corner shop sometimes for their nice…read moreselection. Very clean and pleasant interior, and they excel at dessert and beverage options. There are also some decent freezer/ready meals, so it really is a convenience store that is very helpful when I'm feeling too lazy to manage.

4/1/2023- 7:15pm we went in there to buy a few snacks and water bottles. Very friendly staff…read more Register counted about $10 in Pence fast for us. Still learning the currency. Quick and fast. Simple items to look for and bounce out. Gave it 5 stars. Nice and clean and next to the Tube. There are 2 other stores nearby if you need meats and a deli or frozen options. This place is great for snacks and liquids. No where as busy as the other 2 stores there. Check the photos out.

A small but convenient store. Fresh food not always available, but the regular staples are stocked.read more

Hooray! I was seriously in trouble with my allergies this morning and because it's Easter Sunday,…read morenothing was open. Not a Boots or a Superdrug or even a Schuh was available. Figuring I would have to suffer, I managed to spot this shiny new Sainsbury's through my inflamed and tearing eyes. Holding out hope they would have something to cure my ills, I was cheerfully pleased to see a blister pack of 7 Claritin pills on the shelf. Yes, they had a whole bunch more for sale - drinks, candies, magazines, lager, wine, sandwiches, heat-and-eat meals and all sorts of other probably great stuff - but all I needed was relief from the histamine attack going on. I was able to operate the self-checkout and got Nectar points too! Hooray! Three cheers for Sainsbury's! Hip! Hip! Hooray!

I know it's a Sainsbury's Local and not a full grocery store, but this location is still quite…read morecramped and poorly stocked. Perhaps due to all the tourists, but inside it's culinary mayhem. May the Gods forgive any lone fool who wanders in without a plan nor the foreknowledge of where his target products lie.