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12 years ago
Great store close to my old place. People who worked there could not be nicer and have a fantastic collection of goods for a smalls pace.
91 Hammersmith Grove
London W6 0NQ
United Kingdom
Hammersmith
020 8741 9358
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People searched for Beer, Wine & Spirits 396 times last month within 10 miles of this business.
Great little 24/7 mini mart that we have lived near for the last 20+years. Also has a post office &…read moreodd things such as little light globes etc. And VEGEMITE for the Aussies!
Personally recommend this shop. It has all good branded…read morehousehold needs. +Range of very good wine & spirits collection +Fresh Vegetable stalls +Variety of Can Foods +Toiletries collection +Delicious Chocolate & Biscuits Collections Anything you name, they have it. They are open 24/7 even on a Christmas & New Year day. The sales assistants are really helpful & friendly but still do not piss them off. :P
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Good varieties of alcohol and food available.
If you want the world's best wine, rum and whisky collection this is your place to go. Bargain…read moredeals open weekends till late based on Chiswick High Road.
Great local off license. Great selection of beer, wine and…read morespirits and the surprising part...some of their spirits are cheaper than Sainsburys! Great people and even if they were not cheaper, I would try and spend some of my cash here to keep the entrepreneurial spirit alive :)
Good and friendly branch of this company which prides itself on its selection of wines and beers,…read moreand knowledgeable, dedicated staff. The best place in Earl's Court for beer and wine, in my view. Free local delivery on orders over £100.
Looking for a place to grab a few craft beers and discovered Oddbins! If you are looking for beer…read moreor wine this is your spot. Friendly staff and a good selection at a decent rate.
I concur with the previous reviewer entirely - a relaxed shop on Chiswick High Road with a huge…read morevariety of almost exclusively French wines (yes, you guessed it, it's a French chain). On the two occasions I've been in, service and knowledge really has been excellent - one example being when I went in and wanted an excellent bottle of Bordeaux for a special anniversary. Not really knowing what was good and what wasn't - I specified a price of up to about £40. The assistant's eyes lit up: not because it was a guaranteed £40 sale, but because I was trusting her judgement and knowledge - the one she recommended was actually £26, but she indicated it was better than the other, more expensive ones. She also gave advice on decanting it to get the best possible flavours and for how many years it would keep. I also left with it beautifully wrapped and ready to give to the intended person. Highly recommended and in my experience, certainly better than Oddbins.
My favourite game - go into any branch of Nicolas and ask them to recommend a good bottle of…read moreItalian wine. You'll get a withering Gallic look and the response "But, sir, there is no such thing". That's because Nicolas is a specialist wine merchant that stocks virtually only French wine, although other regions do feature in modest quantities. They also stock spirits, whiskies and champagnes. Their knowledge is excellent and you'll never come away disappointed with their recommendations. Great for picking up oddities, for example Rose Liqueur (which by the way makes an excellent aperitif with Champagne)
I'm not one to venture this far west unless it's for something special, and, much to my surprise,…read morethis particular branch of Jeroboams is certainly one to travel out of the way for. I can't speak for all the Jeroboams shops - I've only ever been to this one, and even then, just once - but I was rather surprised to find that not only did this branch have a fine selection of wines, they also had a great selection of spirits, including a certain Japanese whisky which led me to this shop. Despite the seemingly posh sounding name, and its location in west London, I found prices in this shop more than fair, even for the hard-to-find whisky. Tom, the person manning the shop the day I visited, certainly knows his stuff. He's not just enthusiastic about wine, but also spirits and where you can enjoy them, which is why you can find craft gins, quality tonic water and other kinds of alcohol in addition to what Jeroboams is known for - wine. He's also the guy behind their Twitter feed, which, if you're a fan of good alcohol and happen to live nearby (or even if you don't, I'd encourage you to follow so that you know what special offers and tastings are on, or, in my case, when certain vintages have arrived! Definitely a place to go to if you're looking for sound advice and something special.. or even if you're not.
I always come here when I need a special wine for a posh dinner party…read more Actually, I have found that Jeroboams is no more expensive than Oddbins across the road, and you are served by people who really know their stuff. I like the fact that they are very neighbourly and help out Mr Christian's next doors - and vice versa. It is a chain, but doesn't act like one.
Superb, family run wine merchant, offering an excellent choice of well chosen wines, including some…read morerare items ( in some case Circle Wines being the sole importer for the UK). Pricing is fair; the lists available on the website are unintimidating as these things go, but if you are unsure , just call, and they will be happy to help. In fact, it's worth calling anyway - there are often new wines coming in that are not yet advertised. Online shop frontage only, as I understand it - also definitely worth speaking to them if you have an event to cater, as there is a sister business, Forkful Foods. I've used both, and found them excellent.
From the owner: Circe Wine buys wine from growers throughout the world and delivers to our customers. We do not…read morehave a shop and the overheads associated with it and pride ourselves in great value and outstanding wines combined with a personal and efficient service.
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This is a local version so it's not a full stocked super market but it's still pretty close. It was…read moreacross the street where I was staying so it was convenient. They had enough of a selection of pre packed food as well as the packaged stuff. Great place for water and snacks
This is a Sainbury's Local which means a small Sainsbury's with limited selection…read more It does the business though and they've recently introduced AMAZING baskets that have telescopic handles so you can wheel them around. I find this overly exciting. The limitations of Sainbury's was revealed to me when I realised they only sold one type of Nando's peri peri sauce and Al Abbas down the road sells every single type. Every single type! Just imagine! Has a bakery with a small range of freshly baked things like croissants and loaves. Average prices.
lovely little vegetarian cafe around the quiet end of leather lane. Nice atmosphere with vintage…read morefeatures always make you want to stay a little longer. The coffee is also very good! but have yet to try the food.
Handy convenience store close to Shepherd's Bush Tube station. It has a modern clean interior and I…read morefeel confident about buying food here. There's a good variety of sandwiches and filled rolls as well as confectionery and drinks. There are also some hot snacks such as sausage rolls and pasties although they taste a little bland. There's a good selection of newspapers and magazines. Staff are friendly and efficient.
To my first London Thanksgiving dinner a friend of the host brought a bottle of 2008 Rochioli Pinot…read moreNoir. I liked the wine from this Russian River Valley outfit so much I asked him where he purchased it and he told me "Uncorked near Liverpool Street station" at which point I promptly bookmarked it on Yelp. From my description, the chap behind the counter knew exactly what I was after and called the wine I wanted "slutty." I think, were I in the wine business, I'd probably become enamored with describing wines that way too. I mean, just how many times can you say: smoky, oaky, mellow, astringent, firm, round or soft without reaching for something a little more exciting? The blokes here are big fans of Burgundy; if you are too it's worth popping in for a nosy around.
great place, also online: i thought the service was kind, professional, and I'll definitely be…read moregoing back there. They really know their wines and joy of joys are entirely unsnobbish about them: I asked for a £10 bottle and got quite a selection offered...
This is a larger sainsburys store and ive got to say it feels like heaven when shopping here…read more It is always quite empty so you can roam around as fast or as slow as you want with nobody banging into you.All the shelfs are stocked continuously so theres no getting there and they havent got half the products you want to buy.Plus all the staff are really helpful, once you get to the checkout and a queue starts to form someone comes and opens another till so its a smooth shopping experience id say.
Spacious aisles pleasant atmosphere. Switched to Sainsbury's from Tesco Bromley by Bow because (a)…read moreI prefer Sainsbury's and (b) because this is a really well done supermarket. The thing that I wish would change is the petrol station, no pay at the pump. Also Tesco had introduced a feature whereby you could select how much petrol you wanted. So Sainsbury's are behind on this in my opinion.
This is my local Tesco Metro, I cycle here for all my grocery needs. It's pretty convenient as I…read moreget everything here. Here you will find everything from dairy, baking, health and cleaning products, frozen food to a great alcohol section. But because I have a baby face I always get asked for ID when I buy wine, which is a pain but I take it as a complement because I am almost 27. =) The staff here are hilarious, on Christmas eve one of the till assistant was singing to each customer as she checked out their shopping. It certainly put a smile on my face. The bakery section is good as well, there stock a large amount of slice pans and freshly made french sticks and buns. We all like a fresh bun now and again.
This is the original Tesco experience, great staff, well mannered and helpful, clean and fully…read morestocked. Apart from the odd beggar it's a good shopping experience.
glad this shop still exists! the owners are lovely a bit pricy but they always have what i needread more
Camden Market has so many different food stalls selling ethnic foods from all over the globe, any…read morehungry shopper will be spoilt for choice. Yet amongst all this wonder, occasionally one may want for something simpler. Camden is so alternative the plain day to day things can seem difficult to find. If you want a Mars bar and a can of Cola, perhaps a daily rag to read, head to the East Yard and pop into Riverside Food Stop for the simpler pleasures in life.
Making a huge, big comeback to there wonderful store and adding new products and a slushy machine…read morein service