During my stay in London I needed groceries. So I went out to explore and find somewhere to shop…read moreand I found Morrison's. I walked into Morrison's and went down a conveyer belt. After you get down the stairs or take the conveyer belt you are confronted by a large super market. Morrison's is like a Vons or a Ralph's (grocery stores in the U.S.A). Morrison's is a big super market with a variety of groceries at reasonable prices. The cashier was kind. Overall my experience at Morrison's was great. Everything was fairly priced and easy to find.

From the owner: Take a trip to your local Morrisons for everything from your weekly food shop, to clothing,…read morehomeware, electricals and more. Head to Market Street to enjoy fresh, locally sourced produce. You can use our store locator to find a store near you or shop online and have your groceries delivered straight to your door. Our handy click and collect service means you can shop online as normal, choose a location and collection slot to suit you, and pick it up.

As you all know, everything in the UK is expensive! Trying to find the cheapest place to get…read morethings, like food and other everyday necessities, we were told Sainsbury has cheaper prices than, let's say M&S down the street. It's on par with Tesco I heard, and I've been here quite a couple of times. It seems that if you do self-checkout, you will have to pay for a plastic bag? And if you go to a cashier, you don't? That's the impression I am getting. To get alcohol, and I got my bottle of grey goose from here, it was a 20cl bottle with a cocktail shaker for 10.20 pounds. They sell a variety of food items, from eggs, to bread, to baked goods, to soda, juice, toilet paper, soap, basically anything you need, besides shot glasses :P. They have people walking around the store, it was kinda awkward when one of the workers was asking me if i was okay... heh

North Ealing Supermarket is a good sized news agents / mini supermarket. The staff are really…read morefriendly and helpful and the shop has a great range of stock for a mini-mart. Their main appeal is that they stock a variety of gorgeous polish breads (rye, onion, garlic and so on). As well as the regular convenience goods they have a large fruit and vegetable store outside the front of the shop which is really reasonable.

This is exactly the sort of supermarket you want within an easy walk of your house: it sells…read moreeverything, it's open from very early to very late, and they're friendly. Of course you pay more than you would do in a major supermarket (apart from the fresh fruit and veg which is cheap) but that's the price you pay for convenience.

This Tescos is just out of Ealing Broadway station to your right by the roundabout. Ideal if you…read moreneed one or two Picnic things to head into Haven Green (park) across the road, or a couple of 'roadies' on the way to a party. If you need to buy a few things, I rather the Sainsburys Local three to four minutes away, but this place could practically stay profitable simply on the number of times I've walked in and just grabbed a four-pack of Stella Artois. As per my earlier tip, it's open until midnight on Sundays!

Although this branch is relativeley small, they do stock a lot of food and their products are…read moregenerally of a high quality. It is a useful place to go if you need food quickly, and their products are generally quite cheap, especially branded ones. The shop can feel a little cramped at times, but it is a handy shop to have around.

Huge parking outside, open 24/7. I'd say most prices are affordable. This Tesco may be quite…read morecrowded at the weekend, still.

This Tesco was in the midst of a massive remodel when I visited this weekend. Since that's a…read moretemporary situation, I'll not comment on it any further. A full-size Tesco that probably runs more than 200,000 square feet and is pretty chock full of all the things you need to operate a household. Groceries, produce, meats, cheeses, sweets, soda, beer, spirits, cleaning supplies, you name it! The shop was pretty well organized and the prices were easy to find and I think are quite competitive. Plenty of tills ("registers" in American) and the cashier that helped me was quite pleasant and friendly. Very large parking area and I'm sure there's a petrol station out there somewhere.

Commuter-magnet close to South Ealing tube station, selling ready-meals, flowers, booze, and the…read morebare essentials of everything else. Hit it at peak time and the queue can go to the back of the shop. This doesn't mean a long wait, because they have lots of tills open at this time (in fact, I've had a longer wait at quieter times) but it does mean that almost a third of the shop is unbrowseable. Yes, that is a word, ok? (It's not). Always worth popping in after 9pm to see if they've got any almond croissants reduced to 20p. There is also a large section devoted to cake-baking - presumably to cater for the Walpole Park/Carluccios yummymummy brigade - so if you need coloured icing at 10.45pm on a tuesday in South Ealing, you're in luck.

This has become my corner shop, I pop in here when I need a pint of milk. The shop was refurbished…read morerecently and it's bright and shiny inside, but there's a strange smell in one corner as though someone's left their dirty underwear on a radiator. Not pleasant. It's been like that for months, I'm amazed it hasn't been sorted out. They stock food, wine and household cleaning products. Most of the products are a few pence more expensive that the Tesco Metro down the road, but that's the price of convenience. The staff just get on with it, and when the queue starts growing they quickly open more tills.

I like to visit this little grocery to stock up on pantry items that are impossible to find at the…read moresupermarket. When you go, you can pick up some staples and see what's there to inspire you to cook things you haven't tried before. You will also discover a little known fact: the couple who own the store will prepare you a fresh, lovely meal right there on the spot, which you can either take away or enjoy right there at one of the tables by the window. I went straight for the veggie bibimbap, which was topped with a perfectly fried egg, sesame seeds, and a Korean chili sauce to stir in. You can also choose a side item or two from the refrigerated section, which they are happy to heat up for you if you like (think dumplings, kimchi, etc.). I felt like family, dining from beautiful crockery with my chopsticks and chatting with the owner, who made me feel right at home. A perfect break from cooking. Thank you for the lovely experience - I will be back soon!

Neighborhood Gem! It's my little korner of Korea in Ealing. They have the basics for a korean…read morekitchen as well as a nice side dish bar, bahn chan selection that would rival any full size supermarket! I think the japanese call it Na Moo Ru. (forgive the bad romanji) They also have a little eating area where you can enjoy your uber cheap 5 Pound Bibimbap. The couple that run this shop are warm, and generous with their portions. Grateful.

Good organic food, not too expensive and really friendly staff. You can even find dark bread like…read morePumpernickel!