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!

Goyt Wines have a great selection of wines and spirits,carefully selected from independent wine…read moremakers. They also do a good collection of unusual spirits, good for gifts.They will also gift wrap items for you too. They do a great job of compeating with larger stores/supermarkets in the area by offering exclusive items.

fantastic place very helpful, family run, with passionate owners. a pleasure to shop there.read more

Great for bargains. they always have special offers on, and if you hadnt noticed the sign the…read morefriendly staff are only too willing to help you. They also stock basics like milk and bread. Situated in a petrol station forecourt, you can get fuel for you and your car.

fantastic shop! very friendly always have a laugh when i go in xxread more

Right next to Hulme Post Office is Hulme Off Licence. As the post office sells almost all you would…read moreneed on a daily basis, the only reason for this shop really is its alcohol vending capacity. Having said that, if you're passing and both are open, you've got a better selection of sweets and drinks here than you have in the post office, but only marginally. So the alcohol. Well its fine, and they do have a few deals, but its nothing special really. I suppose as it's the only off licence around you haven't got a choice and they do sell beers, ciders wines and spirits so no major complaints. Not good. Not bad. It's a review of convenience really, just to let you know its there.

This is my local newsagent/off-license/general store. It recently underwent a refurb and is now…read morebigger, more spacious, cleaner and stocked with a wider variety of produce. When a trip to the nearest supermarket seems the most arduous task its really nice to pop round the corner to get some essentials from this little store. Catering for the locals, there is a lot of carribean/indian options and also lower-priced alternatives (as you may know Hulme aint the priciest of places to live!). Of course some of their stuff is outrageously priced because they know you shop with them for convenience and not much else, however, the cheaper option can usually be found. The booze is well priced also - especially for 3 for £10 on good wines or my favourite Faustino - this costs less than our local Asda! The fellas who work there are nice enough, with the occasional flurry of banter or a wee giggle which makes a brief visit mildly enjoyable!!! Well who really enjoys shopping in convenience stores?! I mean really....

Situated at the foot of the Moho Building, Store! is the only convenience store in the area. For…read morethis reason it has to cater for all local needs, and it does do fairly well. Of course, if you need some gluten free organic almond seed shavings, its not going to serve your purpose, but for all your everyday needs, and a few extra treats, its perfect. It covers all the basics, including fresh groceries, eggs and milk, newspapers and confectionary. The crisps section is genuinely remarkable, as they seem to stock every type of crips you've had since you were a kid, and probably thought were not still in production (perhaps I should have checked the best before dates). Anything from Discos and Nik-Nacks to Space Invaders and Pringles, they've got it. They also have a wide range of alcohols, including some pretty rare European beers not available at supermarkets, such as the Warstiener, which is delicious, and reasonably priced at 4 for under a fiver. Its not your standard Best In/Happy Shopper as its pretty smart inside, but they've resisted the temptation affecting other such places (i.e Spar) to rise their prices horrendously as if the customer is happy to pay the extra for the privileged of shopping somewhere with a glass front and a clean floor. Its not as cheap as a large supermarket but its cheaper than most independent local stores. Some of its hidden gems include a £2 garlic bread with cheese, a loaf of bread with the thickest and stoggiest slices I've ever seen and some £1 washing powder.

If shops were friends, STORE would be your best mate. Always there, never let's you down and you…read morecome to rely on them. One thing I've discovered that all the things you assume it won't have, it will! I recently was delighted to grab some lemongrass half way through a cooking session! One thing though, milk goes off quicker than the label says. Belting local store.

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

The owners of this store are so polite, respectful and helpful. They have a wide selection of…read moreproducts for sale almost like a mini superstore. Over the years they have had to tolerate a lot of abuse from a lot of unsavoury people so please do treat them as you would treat a friend as I personally think they are great and they have been a fantastic local trader and friends for a good number of years now. Thankyou :-)