Matta's is an excellent Asian store selling a huge variety of ingredients and exotic foods as well…read moreas frozen fish. There is no other store like this in Liverpool as here you'll find rarer products that you can experiment with. It is particularly popular with students and people from foreign backgrounds. Some westerners may consider the food strange so don't be suprised. There is alot of delightful produce to be tried at affordable prices. If you want to cook up something new whether it is middle-eastern or Carribean cuisine, come here because staff are friendly and will kindly advise you.

The world in one city is one of the many trite cliches we scousers like to ram down people's…read morethroats - instead visit this excellent food emporium and get some ingredients to make some lovely food to ram down your throat instead. Matta's is a well known Liverpool food stockist, I'm not sure it's really a deli, let's call it a food place because they sell things to do with food. Because we here in Liverpool know so little about food - our traditional meal is not scouse as people will have you believe but Pot Noodle - there are few places like Matta's and certainly none as reasonably priced. Herbs and spices, exotic condiments, preserves, oils and stocks are the main fare of Matta's trade helping scousers to liven up our spam frittas since a while ago and now they have entered the 21st century with an e-commerce website.

Supporting local retailers is important and the likes of Chester's Francis Thomas make it so easy…read more The fruit and veg in any of Francis' shops are always in good condition and the price is so much lower than you'll find in your local supermarket. Instead of the plastic, overly perfect fruit and veg you see in your supermarkets the fruit and veg here are natural and as they should be covered in a bit of dirt and different shapes and size. Natural looking fruit and veg at very good prices.

This farm is such a good day out for kids, families or I'm my case...the girlfriend…read more They have strawberries and raspberries this time of the year but also apricots later in the winter. You pull into the car park and go into the shop to pick up an empty tray. The strawberries are located on the other side of the field so a drive or longish walk is necessary to reach them. Then you just pick to your heart's content. We ended up filling 2 deep trays with ripe juicy strawberry and raspberry. Since Asda and Tesco like to rip me off I was expecting to pay a high price.......£3.50. I was that made up I ended up just giving them a fiver because it was such a nice run family business. I will be going back again when the weather improves.

I have been to a few farmers' markets in my time and Wirral ranks fairly high. It meets every…read moresecond Saturday from 9am to 1pm, so don't sleep in or you will miss it! It's the largest market in the area, with over 30 stalls ranging from vegetables, meat, fish and bread to chocolate, cheese and beer! There is nothing better than fresh local produce - you just can't beat it. So my favourite stand? Well I have a few. Bees and Honey, Born and Bread, Cottage Cakes, The Chocolate Garden, Mrs Kirkhams, Tiresford Yoghurt and I think I better stop there. But there are just so many really good stalls. There is plenty of space for parking, so don't worry about buying too much as you shouldn't have far to go to get back to the car!

Farmer market bliss!!! Farrrrrrrrrrmer Giles......Ciderrrrrrrrr drinkerrrrrrr!!…read more Food markets excite me, in fact they actually make me want to be a better man!!!!!!!! No really they do.....listen to my story.... Early to bed, early to rise, makes you healthy wealthy and wise. I wish I had the discipline more often to follow this, because then I'd b able to get up to go to these markets as they are normally open so damn early. I'm an owl you see, a creature of the night if you will. How this happened I don't know, trust me I absolutely crave that deep breath of fresh misty air at dusk. Birds chirping is music to my ears. What is a man to do though surely when for 8 months of the year, it is just not possible!!! That dusk never comes, the moody clouds they doth spoliage my morning sun. The temperatures do so knock my spirits out "cold". I have thus, since as long as I can remember reverted to the warm comforts of my bed sulking and turning my back on the 6am singing birds. They call me still but I listen not!!! I am lost in the night..... Then comes the month of June and then July, when the sun returns and the birds rejoice as I call it water under the bridge and rejoin my fresh air friend and we begin again our summer affair. I return to the markets of am. Here is a good POA!! You see you go for a jog at 6am sharp in the park, there is no one around...perfect.... you want to be alone with your thoughts, none of this ipod rubbish, just listen to the purity of the beat of your heart and the surrounding life, birds,insects,wind et al. It is divine I tell thee. Nothing gets your energy levels back up faster than concluding your jog by a stop at this farmers market. Grab yourself some fresh fruit, some juice, some fish for lunch and anything else you fancy. The natural smells will whip up some natural energy and jump in your step and you are ready to take on the world by the time you've made it home cooked and slammed your breakfast. The market is a launch pad to start your weekend. It beats the hell out of a depressing nature of a loser hang over nursing an ego from another unsuccessful night on the pull...Ah the good old ignorant student days, I miss them NOT!!! You live and you learn........that Wirral farmer's market is the place to be... You never know might meet your soul mate here shopping for some fresh juicy apples just like toi....comprendez?!!

Excellent store. Sells allsorts! Food, drink, fresh fruit & veg, plants, special offers -…read morehomewares, personal, children's. Good size car park. Close to Main Routes.

This shop is a godsend in such times of economic crises. Going to lidl is not as relaxing as goind…read moreto one of the larger supermarkets, but lets face it who has the time to appreciate the big ones every week. That sait the shop is not that small. The food is always of good quality and at an excellent price. The fruit and veg if ofter further reduced. I have filled a trolly for under £30!!! This store also get lots of special offers. Think you can check these out on their website. They include toys, clothes, household items - I even saw a full size drum kit a couple of weeks a go. Would also really reccomend trying the wine! Good parking too.

Hmmm. Honest to goodness, what? Honest to goodness these things really work, or honest to goodness…read morethese are real plants that grow in the woods? Geez. I'm not big on herbal remedies. But if you are, this place is wall-to-wall herbs, and they don't mind trying to charge you a fair bit for a little bottle of something that may or may not actually do anything. Just a thought.

Clearly Megan has never been to Honest to Goodness, this shop is not a shop selling wall to wall…read moreherbs, it sells ethical (honest) vegan wholefoods. Megan you really shouldn't be reviewing shops you have never been to as it could mislead people.

Whether this little fruit and veg shop decided to steal their name from the M&S commercials or not,…read moreyou probably can taste the difference between this produce and what's sold in some discount grocery stores--they look really fresh and tasty! And this shop has a huge variety. It's about the size of a Home and Bargains, so there's far more variety than you'll find in corner fruit and veg shops, yet great prices and high quality. You can't beat that.

Do amazing meal deals for lunch ! And have a wide choice of foods you can pick from , the price is…read more£3.50 witch is excellent for what you get

It's Marks & Spencer's! This is predominantly a food store and has some nice treats however not the…read morebest for everyday food as overpriced.