Alio's has been around for at least 20 years, and is the best place to buy Italian produce. It is…read moreowned and run by the same Italian family who started it, and walking in, you would think that you are walking into an typical grocers in Italy, not Surrey. All the food is brought over from Italy, and as you would imagine, at least two isles are devoted to pasta. Pasta with names like farfallini, pappardelli, rigatone, as well as your standard penne and spaghetti's. One brand of pasta that took my attention was Dreamfields, which is a low carb pasta. That means that all those poor people who are doing the low-GI thing (like myself), can at least have the same meals. So as well as a good Italian wine selection, and plenty of pastries, there is a large delicatessen here. I usually go to pick up artichoke hearts, and stuffed tomatoes and peppers, but the other day I had one of their toasted panini's. It was stuffed with parma ham, mozzarella cheese, peppers and chillis. It was the most mouthwatering thing I have eaten in a long time.

Great individual cafe, good food and coffee, and charming service…read more Often pop in for just a coffee, have had the breakfast panini, but sadly it didn't hit the spot for me. This is a deservedly popular cafe, and is often very busy, so you may be disaponted particularly on a sunday, when it's full of regulars. And nearby there are great canal and river walks.

A wonderful genuine little Italian Deli / Cafe run by an Italian, which is a pleasant change. They…read moreeven have a couch and some arm chairs at the back where you can chill out and listen to the radio as you eat. Looking at the food on display my first impression was this would be nothing special however I had an excellent chicken & spinach pannini with a pretty good cappuccino for a fiver! Now there is value for money.

Friendly staff and good prices. They do private catering too and I can highly recceommend them as…read morethey will do buffets etc to suit any budget and are very generous with their portion sizes. Tasty food.

This is my favorite Waitrose in the 5 mile vicinity of my house. Reasons why...?…read more 1. It's got a nice big car park. 2. It's bigger than the one in Weybridge, and less full of yummy mums pushing carts around. But be careful of the geriatrics on their motorscooters. 3. The aisles don't feel as crowded in as some of the other ones in the area. 4. It stocks just about everything I need, and has a great deli and meat area. However, the downsides are that 1. The wine section seems almost smaller than the one in Weybridge 2. Sometimes, I've had to wait longer in the check out queue than other Waitrose shops 3. There's no good place to get a coffee (No, the free myWaitrose doesn't count, nor does the Costa across the street). Better food than the Sainsbury's in Chertsey, but no petrol, better selection than the Waitrose in Weybridge, with better parking, but no good coffee... Oh well, always a compromise in Surrey.

Relatively large Waitrose store, with large car park to the front. Has all the usual food counters…read moreincluding fruit and veg, fish, meat, deli, bakery, and cheese. Has all the things you would normally expect to find in this store. Also stocks foods made by local suppliers Opening hours from 8.30 most days, and closes from 8.00 pm most evenings

A good array of food supplies…read more Service is available if required. Ambiance is what it is.

This is a monster of a supermarket. Spread over two levels (and seemingly several acres) it is no…read morelonger just a grocery store. In addition to food and staples, you can buy clothes, appliances, computers, televisions, plus, as the ads will tell you, pet insurance, car insurance and other financial products. In common with other large supermarkets, they often move things around and expand their offering and sometimes their actual space. They have a deli counter, fish counter, meat counter and a takeaway counter (hot food). Clothes and fashion are upstairs. When I say 'stairs', I mean a sloped travelator, which, most annoyingly, announces to all and sundry that you are approaching the end of the line. The clothes are very reasonably priced, and there is a huge selection. Produce is good, and selection throughout the store is comprehensive. This is a good, enormous Tesco. Even the car park is huge. They are open often and late (24 hours during the week); during normal human shopping hours, it can be very crowded. I can recommend this, as much as I recommend any supermarket. It takes a while to shop here because of its size, and that can get frustrating. You may also, during busy times, have to park in Madrid. All in all, a good, large, superstore supermarket.