I went shopping here in the weekend for my Sunday roast beef was pricy but it was exceptional for…read morethe nice beefy flavour(even though I'm vegan my kids liked it) cheep potatoes and good selection.

I pop in here for a shopping top up because I cannot tear myself away from my usual supermarket…read more Here are a couple of great points about Fresh Choice Glen Eden. 1. Their bakery section is awesome, they have delicious artisan bread like Sourdough, whole grains, flat breads and a very tasty kumera bread. More often than not there is a trolly with yesterday's bread on sale. 2. They have a nice deli range of meats like pursuit and gourmet salami and while it is pricey you cannot beat the quality and taste. 3. Fresh fruit and vegetables are fantastic here. 4. They have a comprehensive aisle of gluten free and organics. Actually that is more than a couple of great points, this is a great supermarket with really friendly staff.

Quite a wasted journey as I just got here at 22:15 and it closes at 10. Not 12. Hungry and wasting…read morepetrol. Is it worth taking a chance in any of these other listed hours??

We West Auckland residents have got the West Coast beaches at our fingertips, but we don't have the…read moreability to purchase alcohol on special at the supermarket. This is the reason I sometimes make a special trip to Countdown Lynfield. The lure of a good bottle of wine at a discounted price surely gets me through the door. As predicted, it is not just wine that ends up in my supermarket trolley as I generally top up on other essentials. A huge Countdown, Lynfield has a fabulous stand of fresh flowers in the entrance where you pick up your trolley. Just opposite is the LOTTO stand. As always, you are spoilt for supermarket choice at this Countdown.

pak n save Lincoln need to teach ur staff some good customer service and need so know to treat the…read morecustomer. I when the on Monday 13 January 2025 and the checkout Girl was so rude she didn't even greet as and she made us feel very unwelcome her name was Chole P and she didnt even say anything after we left and I know we will not be going to her checkout ever again

Just your average supermarket. Prices are noticeably cheaper than their competitors…read more This store gets very busy during the day time so I find the best time to shop in not long after it opens. The staff here are helpful and mostly polite. There is outside parking as well is undercover parking under the store which is good for those rainy days. Remember to bring your own bags as they charge 10c a bag.

Yup, they are the last shop stop before Piha so if you are heading out to the West Coast beaches…read moreand have a necessary dairy article to purchase you had better stop into the Oratia Superette. They have always had, and still do have, the best ice cream cones in town with a rainbow of flavours, as well as all of the freezer packaged ice creams and ice blocks. All of the essentials are here, bread, milk, grocery items and a section where you can purchase your stamps. I love the community notice board at the shop entrance, always brimming with interesting notices.

Anyone who knows anything knows this is the last shop before Piha (not counting the actual shops in…read morePiha). So if you're on your way out for a big day at the beach, this is a common place to stop and stack up on snacks, drinks, magazines and the like; everything you need for a lazy day in the sun shine. Like any truly good dairy they sell ice cream on the cone, not just premade ice creams in the fridges. Heaps of flavours, get a double or a triple, just make sure you don't spill it in the car down those windy Piha roads. It's also a great place to stop on your way home from Piha to grab milk or bread or whatever is you may need.

lovely staff, always someone at the counter and very helpful. Food is always good, i especially…read morelove the fact they stock MTN dew code red. In conclution The best Superette in Auckland.

These guys have to be one of the greatest superettes around. Family run business and happy to serve…read moreyou, whether it is the kids with a couple of dollars to spend on pick 'n mix lollie bags or ice blocks after school, to me picking up those essential grocery items I forgot to include on my weekly shop. They've got Lotto, a great range of fresh flowers like big long stemmed sunflowers which make a nice gift if you are popping over to a friend's house for coffee or dinner.

This place is absolutely fantastic. Very cost effective, huge range of different products, items of…read moregood quality. Given supply issues still impacting supermarkets you can 9 out of 10 times find an equivalent here. Big range of herbs, spices, ingredients, both local and imported. Staff are friendly. The ambiance is enhanced by the huge variation of people who shop here. Broad cross section of the community. I would hazard a guess, if you know this place you will come back repeatedly. If you don't know this place pay it a visit.

This place was a great wee find! Tucked in the corner of the Wendy's carpark in Mt Eden, it's very…read moreeasy to go about your life without ever realising Bulk Food Savings exists. Bulk Foods stock a very wide range of products, including dried fruits, nuts, organic products, flours and cereals, and all sorts of international food I'd never even heard of. Pepperdews, pomegranate molasses, Ceres organics muesli for only $9 and literally the biggest jar of gherkins I have ever seen - Bulk Food Savings was a delight to explore. I was stoked to find pure vanilla extract and vanilla pods in this store - they were much cheaper than at places like Nosh, and are great to use in baking. The only downside of Bulk Foods was the staff. They weren't particularly inviting nor were they very friendly, but hey - when the variety of food is that good and the prices are so low, who cares? You can't have everything! Bonus: It smells fantastic in Bulk Foods - all the different spices merge in to one mouth-watering fragrance that instantly inspires you to cook delicious Indian curries.

"Food4less, the name says it all" is their motto, and yes, it is true, but honestly I think they…read moreunder estimate themselves. It looks a bit tacky on the outside, cheap and nasty in fact, but it is great! And much more than just a supermarket, however, maybe I am basing this comparison on chain supermarkets, those that all seem to be cut from the same mould. Food4Less sells a great deal of bulk food, spices and rice, which I shop there for (and their incense come to think of it, they have a lot... as too Bollywood movies, Hindu statues and posters, etc, Like I said, it is not your average supermarket). Some of the isles do take on the 'cheap and nasty' feel, but don't let it put you off, go in for yourself and have a look. Halal meat is on offer too.

I was a big fan of this place when it was Payless Food Bazaar but it has recently changed hands and…read morenow I'm not so sure. The fresh produce has been reduced drastically, to the point where it should be removed altogether. No one wants to see lonely fruit and vege. The hot food Chaat where you couldn't help but buy hot aromatic Indian snacks has gone but even worse, all the cabinets and counters are still there to remind you what you're missing. All international grocery products have also been taken away so now the range is exclusively Indian with literally two bottles of soy sauce in the whole place, no sushi supplies, noodles or anything else not from the Subcontinent. It's all very well being altruistic but surely diversification is a good economic decision? Maybe they only have an import line from India. Whatever, it's disappointing as this place has a carpark out the back and used to be pretty convenient. The nice man behind the counter tells me they are considering a hot food takeaway counter but I don't think Sandringham needs more lukewarm pre-made curry. You can get cheap two-for-one milk and this is one of the few places where you can get a green and a blue bottle in the deal - what can I say, the little things make me happy. I'm not sure how to feel about the rodent traps because at least they are trying to catch the little buggars right? I'd just rather not know about it. The absolute best thing about this place is the masalas - you need never struggle through attempting a curry at home again; there's a spice mix for all your favourites and many you've never heard of at around $3 each. The clue is in the name I guess.