Attached to an Esso petrol station, this is a very useful 24 hour branch of Tesco Express between…read moreBalham and Tooting Bec underground stations. I use it regularly on my way to visit friends nearby. It stocks the usual range of basic groceries, ready meals, confectionery, newspapers, tobacco and a decent range of wines and spirits. There can be long queues at peak times (ie when people are on their way home from work) although in my experience they move along quite quickly. The choice is a bit limited for a major shop, though, and they don't provide trolleys, just baskets. Usefully, there are two 24 hour free cash-points outside.

A handy little shop that is open 24/7. They pretty much have all the basics covered including a…read morewide range of toiletries, fresh fruit & veg as well as newspapers & magazines. The also sell wine, tobacco, ready meals. I notice that their newspapers aren't put out until 9:00am on a Saturday/Sundaya little late for the early risers! One negative thing is that the staff are often a little sullen & miserable.

Went into this Tesco for the third time the other day to buy some drinks for me and my friend, and…read moreI noticed a great deal for 4 pre-mix cocktail cans for £3, what an amazing deal!, and they all tased amazing, definitely going to get a few more of these again!

This is an enormous Tesco that is easily the best in Town…read more Departments include your normal fruit & veg, fresh fish and meat counters, a bakery, clothing, toys, electrical, stationery and entertainment (DVDs etc). There is also a Cafe. There are more tills in this Tesco that I have ever seen anywhere, and they are very prompt in opening more if a queue builds up. There is also ample car parking, which curves around the whole store.

A convenient spot to purchase your grocery needs. They are not a large grocery store, but they are…read morenot a little convenience store either. It's a one stop shop! They carry all kinds of goods ranging from candy to fresh produce to everything in between. Stopped by here a couple of times to grab some necessities on our way back to the hotel during our latest trip to London. Prices seemed reasonable. Found everything we needed plus a bit more.

This store has plenty of halal food options. From lunchmeat to steak. Seemed to have mostly self…read morecheck out lines. The prices appear to be reasonable reasonable for London.

Any grocery store that carries food AND liquor (as in beer, wine, and spirits), full-service AND…read moreself-service checkout lanes, AND still accepts American credit cards (since we here in the U.S. do not have the "chip-and-pin" cards), is a winner in my book!

This is a large Waitrose that has a wide range of products. There are plenty of self scan checkouts…read moreas well as traditional, but it does get very crowded in here sometimes. The location is conveniently right next to ample parking, and of course Brent Cross is served by a number of bus lines.

This is a life saver supermarket for me with and also ideal when you're doing shopping in Brent…read moreCross and also can grab some food just steps away. This supermarket have most items fresh fruit and vegetables and also fresh meat fish and cheese counter. It also have a bakery in house with daily fresh bread and pastries there's also a sushi bar which was introduced last year. Also there's a wide variety of wine and other alcohol goods.

We stumbled through London with our kids to an Airbnb very close to this store. By European…read morestandards it was HUGE. Even by American standards, it was comparable to a well stocked Fred Meyer. It was fantastic. Starbucks on location. Spacious. Selection of take and bake meals including a take away Indian meal for 4 and pizza. Plenty of free-from selection. Also some great essentials for travellers like an adapter (forgot to pack ours) and baby socks. We'd definitely consider staying in the area on future trips just for the convenience of this service.

Huge superstore located in Vauxhall. It was perfect for our stay and made us feel closer to home…read morewith the one stop shop convenience.

This former Somerfield (I think it's also been a Safeway and possible a Morrisons at one time) has…read morenow become a SAINSBURYS. It's much better than its previous incarnation as Somerfield in my opinion, but is still stuck somewhere between 'metro' store and supermarket, which seems to make certain groceries a bit more expensive than what you'd pay for them at the mega store on Green Lanes. Not bad for convenience though.

A large store for inner city London. Food, music, games and plenty of the usual somerfield…read morebargains. Lots of parking aswell

A very large sainsburys, including cafe (although not wonderful) which provides cheap food and teas…read morewhich are always welcome. The clothing section is large and usually has a good choice of sizes, as well as a good lingerie section and excellent fancy dress and children's section also. There are often discounted rails too which are sometimes large discounts, mainly 30%. It also has a good selection of pre-school toys, sometimes with offers, but is useful for presents that can be easily picked up when doing the regular shop. It has a huge selection of all the usual grocery items, although this is not the cheapest of supermarkets. Buses to and from this supermarket are frequent and cover the local area well, although are very busy at school times.

This has recently been refurbished and is now like one of those French hypermarkets. The clothing…read morerange is massive now - including a plus sized range which I love. I am currently wearing my £10 jeans! Bargain. Every sort of food you can think of including American things like Skippy peanut butter and a huge range of ethnic foods too. You can buy everything from butter to a new flatscreen TV and they're open late. Perfect shopping