I live 2 mins from this shop and the owners are so friendly, sell everything you could possibly…read moreneed and if you need any general help they will always be there to answer any questions.

Very nice little store. Has a lot of variety for a small shop. The prices are average.read more

This shop is located in the Moulsham Lodge parade of shops, so theres lots of free parking outside…read morethe front of the shop. The shop itslef it quite small, but stocks plenty of drinks, chocolate and also cigerettes. It always has different deals on like buy one get one free or 3 for 2. But its still quite expensive compared to supermarkets. The staff are always helpful and polite. And the shop is always stocked up and displayed well.

I regularly visit this shop to pick up all sorts of bits that I have forgotten to get on my regular…read moreshop. prices are reasonable for a local shop and there is always lots of offers on a variety of food. Shop staff are very friendly and go out of their way to help you. Queues are never long. Only disadvantage is hard to get round the shop with a pushchair.

Nice place to get drinks. They sell chocolate too. Nice cat as well. I think they sell crisps here…read moretoo?

List of priorities when relocating to a new country:…read more 1) Score a visa 2) Find a flat 3) Open a bank account 4) Obtain a mobile 5) Sign up for broadband internet 6) Replace my stockpile of cocktail crafting ingredients Thus far, I've ticked off numbers 1-3 and 6. Oddly, 4 and 5 are more elusive. Fortunately, by accomplishing 6, my frustrations about 4 and 5 are much easier to bear. Though this offie doesn't have a spectacular selection, it's pretty damn good for being around the block from my flat. You can find some more obscure items like Luxardo here, but nothing like Chartreuse or crème de violette. Still, essentials seem reasonably priced, and the employees are friendly and generous - kicking in an extra lime cordial at no extra charge on top of the half-dozen bottles I purchased. Without doubt, I'll be around.

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 make wine at home and this is the place for all your wine, spirit and beer making needs. They…read morestock everything from beginners kits to more advanced equipment. The prices are reasonable and the staff are very knowledged on all the products and how to use them. I choose home delivery which is fast and free for orders over £49 and £4.95 for orders under that. All kits come with easy to follow instructions and they sell accessories to personalise your final wares. I think this is a great place for presents and its a very sociable thing to do because you can all make something different and then compare. Check out the website and have a look !

I cannot claim my corner store to be anything unique, but I do like it, or rather I like the…read morequietly efficient guys who run it. Like almost all London corner stores they sells booze, both spectacularly cheap (think Lambrini) or named high street brands like Smirnoff (I spit you out). Then you have the obligatory array of confectionary, tin food, and all other essentials to make a processed and preservative packed meal. There is a small selection of fruit, vegetables and dairy items that are useful if you forget something at the supermarket. In truth for me they work as a back up for items I need instantly for a meal. As I would recommend in any grocery store, check the best before dates on items you purchase. For a planned shop no convenience store can match the range and price of a supermarket, hence the monopoly of our time and money the likes of ASDA and Sainsbury's have. What endears me to my local corner store though is the time and patience it took my partner and I to build a welcoming relationship with the owners. Now the genuine pleasantries exchanged and the feeling of community means more than purchasing a slightly cheaper tin of beans from a globalised supermarket.