Bargain booze is the place to go to get your booze for a big night in or a party. The prices are…read morefairly cheap hence the name bargain booze there are always a lot of offers on and you can get cheap crates of beer or a few bottle of wine for 6 or 10 pound etc. There is always lots of choice available as well as chocolate and other snacks as well.There is not a lot of parking space available but people tend not to park there long and are just running the shop so there are usually a lot of places available.You probably don't need help from the staff as its not like you don't know what your buying but they are friendly and happy to serve you esp when its busy.

A good quality local convenience store. Reasonable prices and a great selection of groceries and…read moredrinks.

This shop has just recently had a refurbishment and it was well needed…read more A handy convenience store that is located well away from many other shops, I'm not sure if they hike the price on stock because of this, but the prices are fairly reasonable. The most local shop is the Shell garage down the road, which is just a rip-off for most things. Most of the staff are friendly, even if you do see a lot of new faces.

Despite the seemingly never-ending revolving door of staff who seem to change on a weekly basis,…read morethis is not too bad a shop. It does what it says on the tin it sells alcohol, cigarettes and the usual staples but if you are looking for specific items you are better off going to a supermarket. There has been recent refurbishment but there is still a long way to go before it feels welcoming in there. The biggest advantage of having this shop so close is the cash machine even if it does seem to go against the grain to have to pay almost £2 to access your own money!

The stuff good I could live off just this the drinks, cheap in price and amazing, the food, a great…read moreselection, service, great ambience, clean. I recommend it

Bog-standard offy. Sells all your usual bevvies, wines and…read morespirits at decent prices. Food is a little over-priced though, but they've got to make their dosh somehow.

Always a friendly service. As a new resident to the area, was made to feel welcome. Not enough of…read morethese kind of shops these day, a dying breed. It's the "old fashioned" village shop. Even has a cash machine that doesn't charge you!! Love this little homely shop!!

Smashing little village stores which crams an awful lot into a small space. An extensive alcohol…read moresection and a really good range of produce for such a small store. As well as all the usual things you would expect them to stock they also have such delights as Cartmel Sticky Toffee Pudding and excellent bread rolls which look (and taste) like they come from a small bakery. Cashpoint machine in store too which is convenient for a small village like Hambleton. Friendly lady proprietor passes the time of day, great little shop!

Many is the time when this convenience store has saved a boring night, open after almost everything…read moreelse within walking distance is shut. If you want a Cornetto after the Cross House closes, here's where you need to come. If you need some emergency beers on the way to a mate's house after Oddbins, Waitrose and Iceland have shut, here's where you need to come. If someone suggests a late night BBQ, here's where you come to get the disposable grills, meat and bread. It also gets an honourable mention for having its own car parking (invaluable if you're on your way somewhere else after you pop in) a decent selection of magazines and magazines and for competing on staples like bread, milk and bacon (does bacon count as a staple? It should) with the big supermarkets. Bravo One Stop.

Look...... I'm getting a bit bored of this..."oh its so expensive malarky". People need to get…read moretheir heads around the fact that in society there is always gonna be a disposable income gap. Now I understood that when I was a student for example. I never bothered going into Harvey Nichols or any other shop for that matter where I knew it was too expensive for me. There was no point!!!!! So DONT bother going in if its too expensive and whinging about the price!!!!!!! Harvey Nick's Second Floor Restaurant, Bar and Brasserie is actually great, especially with Head Chef Stuart Thomson's award-winning menu. I feel like a kid in a sweet shop everytime I am there, they stock stuff you just can't buy in most other places. Get some food fro the deli and sit and watch the exchange square world go by....ahhhh bliss!!! Right next door is a massive wine colleciton for you should you decide to sample some while you're there. Apparently it's one of the most extensive wine lists in Manchester. So if you do have a disposable income and don't mind spending a few extra pennies on some pistachios from brazil or something, check it....innit!!!

Can anyone spare a few pounds? I wouldn't usually ask but there's no way I can stretch to buying a…read moreloaf of sourdough, a block of Lancashire cheese, a handful of vine tomatoes and a bottle of champagne from Harvey Nichols otherwise! Located on the second floor of the posh department store, the Foodmarket is packed floor to ceiling with thousands of the company's own products packaged in their iconic silver tins and bottles with slick black and white photos. There's everything you could want from whole hampers to tea, coffee, shortbread, pickles and chutneys. At the back of the store, there's a small deli counter that stocks fresh cheese, parma ham, pasta and other delicacies, a luxury wine and champagne counter, a tiny bakery section with freshly baked bread and a wee grocery section selling organic fruit and veg. If they extended these sections I'd probably visit more but as it is, the Foodmarket is too limited and too damn eXpensive.

MediaCity General Store is a new Convenience Store located inside Media City, while the store is a…read moregood size, I do find the aisles to be pretty narrow which means it is often single-file and difficult to get across them, especially when staff are re-stocking which often takes the whole aisle out of bounds. They do have some nice products including a number of Co-Op own branded products, alcohol and a coffee area, I do find the products here to be considerably more expensive though so it is a little pricey. The store still has a nice feel to it and is one of the only stores of its kind following the sad closure of Booths nearby. 3*