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18 years ago
Good little shop to find herbs and spices, nuts, pine nuts, sweets and endless variety of japanese rice crackers, bombay mix. You can also find unusual ingredients such as angelica, vanilla pods etc. It often has special offers. read more
14-16 Globe Lane
Lanes Shopping Centre
Carlisle CA3 8NX
United Kingdom
01228 819159
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What time does Graves open?
Graves opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Graves close?
Graves closes at 6:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Graves is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSun Closed
Does Graves have parking?
Yes, Graves has parking options.
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This is my favorite health food shop ever - it has tons of great stuff…read more I've just been to the store today so everything that's good about it is fresh in my mind. This shop seems to have lots of things that the other health food stores locally don't stock. There is always a great selection of baking ingredients, tins, sauces, snacks, treats, fridge items, frozen items, oils, medicines, herbs, cleaning products, spices etc etc. They also have fresh fruit and veg and a cheese counter. Oh, and the stock lots of items for making your own wine. I am a veggie who has lots of allergies including dairy, root veg and a few other random things. Whilst I am well used to this, I can still get frustrated at my restricted diet. So shops like this one are my idea of heaven. Today my basket contained pea soup (root veg free), dairy free chocolate spread, veggie sausages, dairy free 'cheese', nut luncheon (sounds horrible but looks good), gram flour and rock salt. I can't think of any other shop where I could have purchased such a diverse selection in one place. I did ponder for some time over the 4 different flavours of dairy free ice cream and dairy free cornettos in the freezer but decided chocolate spread was treat enough for one week! The people in the store are friendly and helpful and always seem pleased to see how thrilled I am finding new products. Another thing that is good about this store, they always seem to be trying new products instead of going in to the same old same old every time. They also stock some local items which I always think is a good thing. The only thing that stops this store getting a 5 star rating from me is the fruit and veg. Whilst everything else is fabulous, the fruit and veg always looks a bit past it's best. This was the same today when I noticed some poorly looking lemons shriveled up in a basket. I am sure the store are just trying not to waste food as they are clearly very ethical. However, this does put me off buying those items a little. Having said that, it doesn't put me off the store at all. Well worth a visit. NOTE - This store stocks Sheese (dairy free cheese). Until recently I had no alternative to cheese in my diet as the products on the market tasted like cardboard! However, I have recently discovered Sheese from Bute Island Foods and it is awesome. This store often has a small selection from the range and is worth visiting for that alone.
brilliant place for folk with food allergies, or those who simply want to buy quality wholefoods…read more The staff are great in this family run shop
When I moved to Dumfries I was over the moon to see a large health shop in the centre of town. This…read morehealth shop has a variety of alternative medicines, foods, nuts, seeds, chilled goods, eco cleaning products etc. The staff are nice and friendly and the store is really large in comparison to most health food shops. My only slight criticism would be the lack in variety of food stuffs. For the size of the store I think too much space is given to medicines and not enough to food. This could of course be planned. However I would rather buy my 'special' items from a good local business than have to go to Holland and Barrett or Tesco. I can get some things there but not as much as I would like. More chilled goods, veggie staples etc please.
really good selection of health and wholefoods, some of them local produce from the beeswing…read morecreamery nearby. the staff are fairly friendly, but in my opinion this place is no where near as good as sunrise wholefoods in nearby castle douglas which is 25 miles away, and much better.
Best shop for the healthier options. Do most of my shopping here. Very helpfull and friendly staff…read more Great place to visit if you are looking for something different.
This stocks a wide range of healthy foods, including nuts, pasta, pulses, stock powder and so on…read more Friendly and helpful staff. It is run by a charity which helps people with learning disabilities, so you're helping them if you shop here.
Birdwatching with binoculars go wonderfully with these earthy scones. Enjoy a lovely salad and…read moresoup. People watching just as good as birdwatching. Neighborhood cats and ducks are you entertainment.
Vegetarian & vegan food rarely gets this good. I eat meat normally but the creative dishes are so…read moretastey even without! The foods even cater for dietary issues, including coeliacs, etc. With a beautiful riverside setting, Waterside Wholefoods cafe is without doubt one of Kendal's finest eating venues.
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This is a good shop - did you know you can refill your Ecover bottles here??read more
Nice little shop apart from the staff, they want you to buy the most expensive item and can seem a…read morelittle cold... Most products are overpriced.
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Busy little bakery outlet. Also sells hot drinks and soup. You can get bread made at the Village…read moreBakery in Melmerby. The organic bread rolls are absolutely delicious. It gets very busy, but the service is quick.
Wonderful tea house/cafe located on the perimeter of the Carlisle Cemetery…read more Highlights: * Lots of parking options & availability * Plentiful options on the menu, which includes all of the things you'd look for in a coffee/tea shop for a snack or meal * Delicious food quality * Friendly owner and staff who love what they do and provide top-quality service, ask for their menu suggestions / favorite snacks and try them! * Good location for a thoughtful walk through the graveyard and catching some fresh air before/after visiting the cafe * Competitive prices
The staff are always really friendly but the sandwich range isn't that big. They are always lovely…read moreand they use nice, fresh ingredients. The bread is really nice and there's a choice of different types of rolls and baguettes. Although the shop is quite far from the town centre it is really handy for passing trade and serves Raffles and nearby areas really well. The shop is always very busy and it is also handy for the school if you have forgotten your child's packed lunch. Their bacon rolls are top notch in the morning particularly after a night out.
This off licence is fantastic for really cheap bargains. The Bargain Booze chain I find are often…read morecheaper than the supermarkets. They do great deals on cases of beer and stock lots of the main brands. They also do some great real ale options aswell although you can buy these by the bottle, they do some good deals such as four bottles for five pounds. They also sell an awful lot of different wines, the whole back wall of this shop is allocated to them. I find that I can get my favourite wine, Blossom Hill, here a lot cheaper by the bottle or if I buy more than one you get even more money off such as three bottles for nine pounds. The spirits are also much cheaper than anywhere else. They also sell snacks and tobacco, soft drinks and mixers. The parking is very accessible and there are always lots of spaces.
Our train from Carlisle to Edinburgh was canceled and so we had some extra time while waiting for…read morethe next train. I spotted this Costa Coffee across the street while speaking with the staff at the train station and decided to stop by for some coffee and a bite to eat. They had coffee, pastries, and a handful of grab and go items of sandwiches, drinks and more. I got a hot white mocha and we also got two toasties. My mocha was just ok and did leave something to be desired. The toasties however were spectacular! Toasties are buttered on the outside, so it develops a crisp, golden exterior and pressed together so that bread and filling are perfectly married. I don't know if it was the warm, gooey cheese, the perfectly toasted bread or what, but yuuumm! This started a string of Costa visits throughout the rest of our stay in the UK. This location by far had the best toasties though :) Great spot to kill some time in between trains! Lots of nice, comfy seats available inside. You can also sit by the windows and take in the view of the Carlisle Citadel across the street while enjoying your cup of joe.
I stopped by this Costa Coffee on my way to visit my brother in Newcastle. I actually missed my…read moretrain by a few minutes, so I ended up coming here to relax for an hour. I ordered the delicious Toffee Spiced Latte, and also some chocolatey treat (I can't really remember what it was, I just remember it tasting fantastic!!). The staff that work in here were very friendly and polite, and went through all of the different options that I could add to my drink. If you're looking for somewhere to sit down and relax, this place is your best bet! They even have lots of comfy outdoor seating.
This is exactly how a local tea shop should be. Small, friendly and welcoming. With sandwich…read morefillings you would never have dreamt of and freshy-baked cakes and pastries to die-for, this is definetly worth making a detour for on your way back to civilization.
Although very small the staff are always friendly. I wouldn't reccommend visiting if you have a…read morebuggy with you as it is difficult to find somewhere to sit as it is frequently busy. I often go for a breakfast and the prices are good. The food is nice and the premisies are clean.
A good selection of sandwiches, including door-stop types, which are well filled. Also a large…read morerange of soft drinks & juices, teas and coffees. Takeaway available if you can't stay. Soup and other cafe staples also available. Good large and well maintained toilet, cheery service & happy to make a babycino. Lots of local information and community event notices displayed in the bright and comfy interior along with a bookcase which you can take books from or add publications to for others to enjoy later.
Friendly helpfull staff. Best quality local products. Big fan of the toffee fudge!read more
I came here as it was one of the only cafés open early in the morning, so that's an advantage to it…read moreright there. Everything else was pretty average. The interior is dated but well kept and clean, the prices are also in line with the local area. There was an annoying beeping sound every so often, I don't know what from but if you get annoyed easily by that sort of thing then avoid. It didn't bother me. I ordered a coke and scrambled egg. The coke was overpriced for just a standard bottle, but the scrambled egg was quite cheap. It was ok but nothing exceptional. And that's this café all over really, ok, but nothing special. I would come here again if there were no where else open, but I'm still searching for a truly great café in Carlisle.