Best shop in London. Obviously is a convenience store but…read morethis shop Has everything you can dream of. They have the best muffins, anything you may have forgotten on your travels. But the staff is the the best part so friendly

Very conveniently located to the Park Plaza Albert Embankment Hotel London UK. Open early until 12…read moremidnight. Small grocery store with friendly employees. Fresh Pastries, coffee, sandwiches, drinks, snacks, fruits and vegetables.

We spent a week in London nearby this corner store and must have stopped here every day for odds…read moreand ends. We only stumped them once -- when we were looking for coffee filters. A great little neighborhood store.

A very handy indeed local shop serving residents of the local GRMO Estate. Stocks fresh vegetables…read moreand chilled food too. They provide top up services for electricity (for people who use pre-paid keys). They also sell Lotto tickets and Travelcards; as well as do Oyster Card top ups. They also sell stamps (but NB it is not a post office). A wide range of magazines stocked. The staff/owners are lovely, helpful people and I cannot think of them highly enough.

If you had a inebriated Australian come up to you waving a crushed plastic hat covered in pink…read moresparkles in your face and shouting "Will you put on this hat?", would you comply? (If your answer is yes, I'll probably try to manipulate your agreeableness, asking for back rubs and gourmet meals, so watch out). Well, would you? They guys who work at this Superway would (after a bit of nudging, and no, I'm not asking them for the aforementioned things). You might think that sparkly hat ordeal is made up considering I say plenty of ridiculous things in my reviews. It's not.. I promise. I leave near by this place and I'm always in and out like a turtle and his shell when he's really scared then really relaxed then really scared then really relaaa.... right so. I go in here a lot. The guys who work here are always nice and put up with any hilarious shenanigans silly drunk Australians through their way. My roommate once broke a jar of salsa on the floor there when she knocked it with her bag, and the guys in the shop cleaned it up and told her not to worry about it. They could have gotten mad, but they did not. They could have danced a fiery tango with the broom, but they did not. This store also has a nice selection of humus, in case you wanted to know. It's basically an average grocery I suppose, but it holds a fondness in my heart. You can also top up your Oyster here. Now if that's not the cat's pajamas, I don't know what is

Cheap and gets the job done... When you're a broke college…read morestudent interning abroud with little to no financial status/ aid, you could say Sainsbury's was my friend! Despite the tiny shop always being full and a bit messy you can depend on their products! From peanut butter to English strawberries you can always find your latest cravings (except for Hot Cheetos apparently that's just an American thing )! Good staff! Easy access!

I was staying at the Staybridge Suites across the Park and got the groceries I needed during my…read morestay. It was conveniently located by the outside the station. Pretty limited in selection but got to experience how the locals get food if they're in a hurry.

The store could have better lighting and produce could be fresher. Few of products like onion…read morebhajis had a weird small to it. Customer service only opens at 8am and nobody can move a needle until then as they don't have the power to do a return. Wish the store would improve there deli sandwiches and they aren't as fresh as M&S and the bread was a bit soggy.

Having a snack page on Instagram (check it out at @thesweetspot_sv) and doing snack swaps with…read moreother countries, I've tried many different snacks from around the world. However, my favorite ones are from Germany and the UK. I knew when I came to the UK, I had to take a look to see what they had to offer. One of the stores I wanted to check out was Tesco. There was a Tesco Express near my hotel, but I wanted to look at what was available in the bigger store. While not exactly close, my kids were able to trek the 20 minutes from where we were and the 25 minutes back to the hotel. What troopers! Well, it was either that or no snacks for them! While I wouldn't exactly call this Tesco a "superstore" per se, it was a lot bigger than the express. It was basically a regular size grocery store. However, their selection of snacks was insane! I'll be honest, I didn't go thru any of the other aisles, but I'm sure they had a good supply of lotions and Kleenex, too. You know, just in case you're looking for those 2 things together. Just sayin'. Anyway, like I said, one aisle had all the candy, cookies, snack cakes and anything else that will give you diabetes. If that isn't enough, they have a huge selection of ice creams in another aisle, too! Including Kinder Ice Cream! Now, back to that snack selection. Of course, they will have a lot of Kinder and Cadbury items. But, they also have unique M&Ms and Kit Kats, that you can't find in the US. Not to mention other brands like Galaxy, Mr. Kipling, McVities, and Thorntons. Also underrated are the Tesco-branded snacks. They have unique flavors and the taste is that of any other name-brand item. Unless you are a snack freak like me, you can probably get most of your snack needs at any Tesco Express. Yes, they have a bigger selection, but of course, the more popular items are stocked up at the other stores.

I realised I had become a real adult when I got excited over a new Sainsbury's opening right next…read moreto Stockwell station. This is another metro-sized supermarket, so don't get too excited. There are some fairly glaring gaps in the produce on offer (where the feck is the spinach?!), but overall there's a pretty good selection including an in-store bakery, fruit and veg, dairy, alcohol, and a small home supplies section. The store is reasonably well laid-out, although it gets particularly crammed at busier times (i.e. 6-8pm on weekdays). That said, I've never had a long wait at the checkouts. The convenience of this store has made it my new go-to, and I'm pretty sure it'll stay that way for a while.

Newly opened up Sainsburys. Did the area need another Sainsburys? Not at all, there's at least 3 on…read moreClapham Road already. But I like the new branch all the same. The stock range is slighter bigger than the one right by my house, it's squeaky clean and the staff are super friendly. This branch was super quiet atfirst but has quickly become fairly busy... So I see I'm not the only person who's a fan!

I have a great shout out to make, for a colleague in particular assisting the security officer when…read moreneeded. This call goes to Benjamin on one weekday late morning he came and help security at the front of houses. As there was a spillage Benjamin immediately came over and helped clear it up, despite himself being under the heat of pressure during morning rush hour.

Fantastic addition to Vauxhall Cross, decent range and size (much better than the Sainsbury's Local…read morethat recently opened nearby) and with a brilliant little coffee machine that dispenses free coffee every day to 'My Waitrose' members, and it's proper, freshly ground espresso based coffee and everything.

Strutton Ground Market is a small street market held on weekdays near the Victoria section of…read moreLondon. The market is named for the narrow cobblestone street that it is located on. It is one of the most centrally located street markets in London. The market mainly caters for local residents and the office population in the immediate Victoria Street area, selling food, groceries, books and clothing, but is becoming increasingly popular with tourists. My wife and I visited the Strutton Ground Market while we were on a trip to London in April 2019. We had just visited Westminster Abbey down the street, and my wife told me about a great street market that we could stop at for lunch. She had studied abroad in London and knew her way around the city pretty well. There were so many delicious-sounding food vendors that we had trouble picking. I decided to order from a Middle Eastern food vender called Falafel Zaki Zaki. I ordered "The Whole Shebang Wrap" which was stuffed with falafel, eggplant (aubergine), salad, hot peppers, pickled vegetables and white sauce. Just as I was about to take a picture of the delicious wrap, the vendor posed for the shot and had me cracking up. That wrap was so good!! My wife found a cool Indian street food vendor and ordered some Samosas and a side of Chicken with Rice. We ended up sharing all of our food and were very happy with our choices. We'll definitely stop again on our next trip to London.

For this area , a street food place has is really a great variety for what you pay for. I like the…read moremixture of shops and stalls to give you a very wide choice of options as well as , coffee and 2 shops one of them is selling dresses and the other one is selling shoes and slippers

This is my local branch of Iceland, and I have nothing but good things to say. The place is always…read moreclean, the shelves well-stocked, and it's obvious the management take customer service training seriously here as the staff are ALWAYS on point. I actually don't think I've ever had a more positive experience shopping in an Iceland branch! 5 stars well deserved.