Love this shop! Excellent selection of fresh and dry food, a welcome smile and friendly thank you…read moreevery time I go there! They have several products (large bottles of soy sauce, boxes of instant noodles etc) that you can't buy in regular supermarkets.

My ex flat mate would kill me for not giving this place a five star, but the thing is they were…read morealways nicer to me when I came with her. She is Japanese and every time I would bug her about cooking some of her delicious food we would come here to pick ingredients, and for a lesson on oriental food. Me as the student and her as the teacher, of course. They specialize in Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Filipino, Malaysian and Thai. Let me just mention some of the stuff they have: prawn crackers (to make on your own with oil at home), sweet chilli sauce, soba (japanese noodles), wasabi, chili oil, wasabi peas (spicy but good), soy sauce, japanese stock, seaweed, crackers, and its best to go and have a look because there is bound to be something there you'll love! If you are into trying many different culinary dishes, that is.

Whole Foods Market is a pretty cool shop, it is a short walk away from Stamford Bridge and Fulham…read moreBroadway Underground Station, in the Chelsea/Fulham area of London. The store is pretty large, speciating in organic, quality products, with the prices to match. They did also have a nice selection of ready to eat food, however, I did find the selection for people with allergies, such as myself to have limited choice. The store had a nice feel to it, they did have some tables outside for those wishing to grab and go. I would say having more staff on the shop floor to help find items and explain some of their products, as well as having some more seating/tables inside would be handy, although I admit it isn't exactly a cafe/restauraunt in regards to the latter. The store was well stocked, which is admittedly quite impressive, given the current climate where the country is facing mass food shortages. 4* - A fairly pleasant store, much better than Sainsbury's nearby but still falls short in terms of Marks and Spencer.

Amazing foodie experience however as a non londoner have not come across such high prices.read more

It's a convenience store in an Underground station. It's not going to have the same variety as a…read moreregular Tesco, but if brands are not an issue, you should be able to find it here.

My local supermarket... Always empty shelves, never find what you're looking for and ending just…read morebuying the opposite you were meant to cook; so charming at the same time. I do not hate you though, two minutes walking from home seems a winning combination.

Great supermarket overall. Has a wide range of products at reasonable prices, new deals every week,…read moreand friendly and helpful staff.

This branch of Waitrose is located on the Ground floor of Westfield Shopping Centre, and is easily…read moreaccessed through the fact that you can go into Westfield and get into the store straight away, when walking up from near Shepherd's Bush Station, the House of Fraser and Carluccio's, they recently removed the option to enter on street level and this door is now security alarmed, which makes it slightly awkward considering this door is used for wheelchair access, as on my recent visit the lift wasn't working. The overall store isn't as large, or simply as nice as other Waitrose branches, including the one inside the other Westfield mall in Stratford City. The staff didn't seem too friendly or helpful either, other than one member of staff, who I can only presume is the Supervisor, or perhaps the only one with real training and experience. The overall selection in-store either for items such as newspapers and free-from wasn't great, highlighting just two of the many areas where the items stocked or simply the quantity of items stocked were an issue. They did have similar Waitrose offers here for loyalty card members for any store, even those I'm used to in Manchester, such as through getting the free hot drink if you make a purchase and a free newspaper when spending over £10, but still the issue that arose for me was the lack of places to pick up that free beverage, with the only obvious place being the cafe which had such a large queue, hence there should be more options and places to pick this up. The store seemed slightly inconvenient getting in and out of without the lift, and the staff were not aware it wasn't working which is frustrating, so improving the accessibility of this store is a must, as well as selection and service in certain areas, the overall layout of the store also seemed to be curved, angled, hard to navigate so sadly for me I feel this Waitrose store deserves a single one-star rating.

Waitrose is one of the anchor stores of the new Westfield shopping development, and has delivered…read morewhat, even for this high-end company, is an impressive outlet. The store is relatively large (25,000 sq ft, so I'm told) for an in-town branch, and - in addition to the normal product range - features a myriad of fresh food counters, including ones for meat and fish, a bakery, a delicatessen, and salad, cheese and olive counters. One novel feature is a stand-up eating area with high tables where you can buy fresh products and eat them in-store, New York style. I have to say eating while standing up is not my cup of tea, so we'll have to see if others catch on to this. I'm also rather puzzled as to why they have included a supermarket in such a large shopping centre: I can't see anyone wanting to go fashion shopping weighed down with groceries, nor have the energy to go to the supermarket once they've walked around the miles of gleaming corridors above. On my visit, Waitrose seemed distinctly quiet (on a Friday afternoon), but maybe it's just a matter of time. The only downer is its location, which can be a little tricky to find unless you arrive from the Central/Overground stations: basically, it's in the basement below the House of Fraser store at the very south east corner of the site. The store also provides a packing, carry-to-car and delivery service (not to be sniffed at if you've seen the size of Westfield's car park).

What exactly is going on with Sainsburys in Chiswick at the moment?? Is the store temporarily…read morewithout a manager? Common items in for example dog foods, pies etc no longer on display. Yesterday my favourite white wine was displayed as costing £8 in one part of the store and in another £7. The aisles in a mess and not enough check-out staff available. Maybe the Kew store is run better - will transfer my shopping to that one. Crazy.

This is my local grocery store. Without a car in London I don't have a whole lot of choice…read more Apparently neither does anyone else. This place is insanely crowded all the time. If you go on a Saturday just go prepared to be knocked into, stepped on and all around pushed around. The worst part is that most of the people knocking into you (when obviously you are invisible) are staff members. Don't get me wrong I am there so much there are some people that know me. There are some friendly helpful folks in here. I am really glad it is a Sainsburys and not a Tesco. The quality it typically very good. I just think that someone needs to put another big grocery store somewhere in the vicinity because there are enough shoppers to support another store.

First things first, I am not a local. When I lived in Chiswick many years ago there was an…read moreold-skool healthfood store in one of the side streets but not this lovely supermarket. I had hoped to pick up a snack on my way over to a friend's house banking on one of the main chains along the High Street. M&S was already closed and Tesco had one of its fridge meltdowns (this seems to happen all over town in Summer, but that's another story). Luckily I remembered As Nature Intended from a previous visit and was happy to find an exciting selection of unusual yet healthy snacks. I opted for delicious looking ice cream mochi balls - they turned out to just as tasty as they looked. I don't think I'll be making a special journey as Chiswick really is quite out of the way, but waiting for the next excuse to venture out West. Much better than Wholefoods!

This is not a big supermarket, which is good as you can find what you need easily and swiftly…read more This branch was were it all begun, they sell only organic produce such as meat, chilled goods, beer and wine. They slowly introduced other areas within their grocery, like Green Baby clothes (previously reviewed by moi), and an extensive natural remedies department with expert advice on hand to help treat any ailment. My husband suffers from eczema and he has tried many things in the past, they recommended a balm that has worked wonders, the dryness is less visible and according to him the itching has diminished. As Nature Intended, really feels like walking into Nature, it smells fresh, clean and natural, staff are pin pointed everywhere. Funny story, I thought I was going a bit mental when I saw one of the staff on one aisle and as I turned to the next aisle she was there again! How did she get there? I slowly came to realize, when one of the girls stood next to the other, they were twins! Really nice girls and helpful. Don't be surprised about the prices, just remember you are paying for a healthier lifestyle, free of chemicals and pesticides.

Do not shop here, they don't let you see the weight of an item at the till or give you an itemised…read morebill because they over weigh to charge you more. I suspected they do this from previously shopping there so I made a note of each cost. Just weighed my purchases and have been overcharged by at least 50% more than anything weighs.

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Good size selection for a city grocery store. A bit overloaded with prepackaged food but still nice…read morefresh fruit and veg. Good fresh fish selection for a store this size. Free tea and coffee while you shop.

Pretty handy little supermarket where Woolworths used to be. Surprisingly broad range of produce…read morefor the size of the store - it manages to fit a deli, sandwich bar, butcher, fishmonger, bakery and a good selection of alcohol. The queues can be vast at lunchtime, but that's testament to the quality of the food on offer.