Yay for fresh fruit and veg, and a magnificent selection of world foods. No more will I hunt in…read morevain for decent spices in Sainsburys. MFC is a stone's throw from me, and cheaper to boot. Oh, and they have a butcher's counter and bakery next door. Win, win, win.

One of the type of shops where you can get those really tasty orange- coloured Cyprus potatoes that…read moreyou can do anything with. Also extensive is the pre-packed range of cured (Polish?) sausages and ham/bacon pieces. I go for the particularly strong-flavoured beef and wine sausages to go with the potatoes, and an MFC white cabbage. The flat round bread with sesame seeds is always a treat, but you have to eat it the same day as it goes stale quickly. A local supermarket where you can get most of your weekly shop if you have a mind to.

Sometimes supermarket shopping is just utterly depressing. The Sainsbury's Local at the end of my…read moreroad is a complete joke. Every time I stroll in there to pick up an onion they're out of stock. It's uncanny. That's one reason why I choose to go to other local grocery shops like Paamir Super Market. They never run out of food and all of their stuff is quality. I don't know whether it's organic or not, but you can tell that the fruits and vegetables you pick up from here are way better quality than Sainsbury's; they're brighter and they simply look more edible. The prices are generally cheaper than at huge grocery chains as well. You can get four avocadoes for a pound here and a three tonne bag of rice for a fiver. I'll trade Sainsbury's shopping for this any day.

Limited selection of fresh produce and in general. Otherwise clean and a good quick alternative. .read more

If you haven't already, try the Taste the Difference Fish Pie. So nummy!read more

This is the neighborhood grocery store nearest where I stay when in London. The store is reasonably…read morelarge and well stocked with the usual grocery store items. They have a good sized produce section, and the produce is decent. The staff is friendly and efficient. I've never encountered long lines at the checkout counters.

I moved to Streatham a year ago and this Sainsbury's is incredibly handy. Its a very large version…read moreand had a big carpark with people doing car washes. Its open till 11pm each evening. Its located just off the Streatham High Street. It always seems very well stocked and has all the usual items you will find at a large supermarket. There is a coffee shop attached as well. It can get very busy at times but they always have enough check-outs open to accommodate. Great selection and great location

On Brixton Hill there are two Sainsbury's, this one is at the very top of the hill. Like most…read moresupermarkets there is always a double edged sword to be found. Plus points: sells food, wine and basic essentials. Minus points: It's Sainsbury's, and like most chains a little nameless and faceless.

For those passing by its Neway Supermarket, but its known more fondly as Happy Shopper. Has…read moreeverything you might need in an emercency AND also has friendly staff who are also kid friendly. (i.e. they don't mind if your kid wants to try and place shopping on the counter he cant reach) very patient staff. only downside eisle are a bit narrow.