Just a general thing I've noticed, prices have gone up, that's understandable but please don't cut…read moredown on the quality as well. Example : muffins up 29p for 4 but averaged just 2 choco chips per muffin. Cheese & onion topped sq bread, so little on there it was flavourless. Just make things properly and charge the right price otherwise Morrison you'll just mug yourself off. People won't buy.

Large Morrisons situated on the outskirts of the town centre, within reasonable walking distance of…read morethe town. It has a large car park outside which is useful for larger shops with a number of bags. The range is varied and reasonably priced, and the store is well laid out so most products are easy to find, but often gets crowded and busy around peak times, with queues on most tills. There is also a petrol station located near the exit of the store, which is useful if you have driven to the supermarket and require it. The staff are reasonably pleasant on most occasions.

This shop has everything! Fruit, veg, coal, logs, diary, a traditional butcher, fresh baked bread,…read morecroissants made and frozen to create at your leisure. I snagged a local made jam- strawberries and champagne. (it's amazing) They also supply high quality biscuits, snacks, crisps among loads of other things. Yum! The only downside is for the amazing products, they come at a slightly higher price. Easily forgotten when thinking the effect of helping the local community stay in business. The staff are simply amazing, kind, helpful, and willing to do whatever you need to make your visit the most productive. When I was here I didn't have a car but needed to purchase a bag of logs. They kindly found someone to drive me with the supplies back to the house with a smile on their face. Though I live nowhere close to this shop it's cakes are almost so good that I might learn how to drive on the other side of the road just to be able to have another slice of heaven. If you're driving through Surrey this shop is a must to pop in and taste some of the fabulous treats lining the warm wooded shelves.

Flower Farm Shop Tea Room used to be good. I Ordered a Bruschetta for £8.95 on 'Artisan' bread, but…read moreit arrived on a plain white slice of what looked like a toasted slice from a Warburtons sliced plain white loaf!! Pointed this out to a waitress who said 'we don't use Warburtons' and walked off. Must have been a Hovis toastie loaf then I guess!! My partner and son also got half built thrown together 'panninis' with various bits missing mayo, garlic butter etc.. and not as described on menu. Very plain cheap corner cafe food, poor and apathetic service, way over priced and sticky tables too! Will not be returning any time soon to the sticky table tea rooms until they sort the place out as currently it's awful!!

'For goodness-sakes, look at them cakes' said James Brown. He clearly dined at the Plaxtol Bakery…read more Or something. Years of enforced poverty forced me to seek out the Tesco Value 'blue stripe' - my larder looked like the Brighton and Hove Albion home stand for years! Their bread was especially vile. It was 9p a loaf & I felt cheated. It was like candy floss! Time moves on and those debts were settled. All that remains is my irrational hatred of thinly sliced white bread. So I go here. Wholemeal, granary, low GCI (whatever that is!) or seeded: I'm a 'regular' guy & I intend to keep it that way!!! These guys are Artisans of the first order & their bread rocks. I could eat it all day long but I need to make space & time for their taste-tastic Millionaires (you know, biscuit base, caramel & choc, the size of half a sandwich ideally!!!) too. As The Godfather of Soul might put it 'Say it loud. I'm a pig and I'm proud'............

This bakery is a favorite with me and the kids. They sell a mouth watering selection of hot and…read morecold food, both sweet and savory. I love the sandwichs, which you can pick ready made or request for them to make them fresh whilst you wait. The choice of hot food includes sausage rolls, slices, pasties to name a few and are always really tasty. The kids always ask for one of their really lovely gingerbread men, its the only place they will eat them from so thats got to say something! Staff are always polite and the shop has a welcoming feel to it.

Very rude staff and extremely over priced. There are plenty of other better farm shops in Surrey so…read moreI shall be taking my business elsewhere! No idea what all the fuss is about.

Excellent well stocked traditional farm shop. Bread is stocked from a local baker and the meat from…read morea local butcher. The veg is either grown on site or sourced from the best available source. Please dont fool yourself that your going into a solely local produce shop. This shop serves a large community and has a reputation for excellence, therefore the range of veg and fruit is extensive. They focus on seasonal produce and whether that is seville oranges or winter greens if it's in season they will most probably have it.

No one likes doing the supermarket shop. But if you have to do it, then why not do it here. Before…read morebeing taken over by Waitrose, this used to be a Co-op and it was a fairly depressing place to shop, but now it's a Waitrose it's become much more pleasant. The most enjoyable aspect of this shop is that it is reasonably quite. It's not full of hoards of people like Asda and Tesco. Obviously, the quality of the food is of a high standard although I do find that the fresh produce can go off quite quickly. It's a little more expensive than other supermarkets so I don't exclusively shop here, but bargains can also be found with the Waitrose Essentials range. There is a pharmacy, dry cleaners and two coffee shops on site, and if you register for a My Waitrose card you can get a free tea or coffee every time you shop, plus a free copy of the monthly magazine - who doesn't like a freebie?! Parking is generally easy and I even manage to get a parent and child space on most occasions. There are also plenty of trolleys so you don't need to go searching for one. It's the simple things! Another plus point of this store is that you can order from John Lewis and pick up here which is pretty handy to save on delivery costs.

I really love Waitrose... did I mention before that I love Waitrose? Probably…read more This is the newest Waitrose in the area, on the site of the old Co-Op supermarket on Neville Road in Hove. Spacious, wide aisles and courteous staff (or partners, as they like to be known) make Waitrose an all round pleasurable shopping experience. For me, anyway. Contrary to popular belief, Waitrose isn't snobby or expensive, just has some clever marketing. Sure, they do sell stuff that most people won't want or need (scented ironing water anyone?) But they get the basics right too. Like I said before, if it's good enough for the Queen then it's good enough for me!

It's a good store to for a quick food shop. Nice selection of prepared foods, produce and meats…read more Fresh bakery items are always gone when I'm there.

I finally realised how old and uncool I was when found out that a new Sainsbury's Local was being…read morebuilt at the end of my road, and the discovery was basically the highlight of my week. Admittedly the prospect of being delivered from the evils of the nearby Tesco Express would probably be enough to raise most people's spirits, but it was with a rather unhealthy level of longing that I gazed upon the wooden facing that for a few weeks shielded the work going on inside. The Sainsbury's is now open, and, unsurprisingly, it's OK. Nothing amazing, but it's definitely an improvement. For one thing they sell coffee filter papers, but their stock in general is more wide ranging. I even managed to buy hollandaise sauce in there, although I wouldn't recommend hollandaise out of a jar, it turned out to taste of jellied vinegar. They have more service points than the Tesco too, and the cherry on the cake is the free cashpoint. Until that one arrived it was a good 10 minute walk in either direction to get to a free cashpoint, which meant a lot of money was wasted on buying small items in the Tesco in order to get cash back.

Great quality fruit - better value and far superior to the supermarkets - just wish it was closer…read moreto where I lived!

This place is not nice ive brought meat from here and it when off the very next day after I've left…read moreit in the fridge Then when I called to complain they told me it my fault i should have cook it as soon as I got home or frozen it loooool have never been back there again and I advise everyone to do the same Also pls dont be tempted bec the have had a new shop refit,I think they done this bec they got a 1 food hygiene score it , they were in the papers for it, I read it on the Internet myself I think the title read WORST (DIRTIEST) PLACE IN CRAWLEY If they wanted a fresh started after spending all there money on a new shiny shop front they should have sack all the old staff that run the old shop in to filth and dis order Stay clear unless you want your children to catch salmonella I remember in the old shop they used to mask the bad smells from the meat buy buring insence stick, guess wot there still burn the insence sticks ill let you make your own mind up but pls look for your self ar the report on the Internet from the food hygiene place Saty safe

I love this place, the food is very tasty! and the cakes are delicious! The staff are very…read morefriendly, a good place to visit all year round.

Superb English breakfast, superb cake, super coffee and really lovely staff !! Fully recommended. !!read more