Nice bara brith, Welsh speckled bread with currents you can buy here if you do not bake it…read moreyourself. A small shop; no-where to park my bike in front. Good crisps, cheeses and Welsh cider. A good little place for food in Machynlleth. I sometimes buy elderflower cordial here.

This is the place to go when you're after a taste sensation. It's the only deli in Machynlleth - if…read moreyou want to be good then you go to the Quarry Shop, if you want to indulge your naughty side then head to Blasau. They stock local organic vegetables, organic spirits and wines and have a deli counter to die for. Wonderful pates, tasty local cheeses. My favourites are the pickled garlic and stuffed jalapeno peppers. On top of that Edward, the owner, is passionate about what he does and is more than willing to let you try before you buy.

My wife and i are regular diners at Ultra Comida. Often we shall just pop in for a glass of wine or…read moresherry and enjoy the atmosphere. The lunch and evening menus have a good selection of food and i have never had a a dish i wouldn't recommend. The wine and sherry selection is outstanding. The deli means you can take many Spanish dishes home with you. I would also like to mention the lunchtime takeaway of panini and paella which are very good. It is a food and wine lovers place to go.

This was one of my favorite and most memorable meals in the UK. The food here is amazing Spanish…read moreTapas food, served in a very comfortable, unpretentious setting (around one of two huge tables that you share with other guests, or at the bar). The service was personable and they were quick to bring drinks and dishes out. The food was top notch! My favorites were the basic salad, the olives, the patatas bravas, the salt cod (was amazing), and a few others that are now escaping my memory (I'm thinking we had a rabbit and a lamb and a bean dish... and a cheese/meat plate, and another salad) They will bring endless plates of excellent bread (and there is olive oil on the table). Basically, you can't go wrong here! We also got the house wine; a light and delicious Spanish wine, and very affordable. The only dish that I specifically remember our small group being lukewarm on was the octopus (was served chilled and was ok, but not amazing). After you eat (in the back), you can stop in the front of the store to buy more amazing meats, cheeses, olives, and wine to take with you! You may have a wait at times, as seating is fairly limited (we were there mid-afternoon on a Saturday in October, and had to wait only about 10 minutes to be seated). Also... I thought the price here was excellent for the quality and quantity of food. A real gem and must-do if you come through Aberystwyth!

St David's is a pretty remote place being, as it is, the westernmost point of the British Isles…read more Not the sort of place you'd expect to find a top quality deli. But here it is. A top quality deli at the westernmost point of the British isles. Manned (womanned?) by a dedicated group at the back of the shop who will knock you up a sandwich to go in minutes. Great local cheese counter. Lots of tasty pies, pasties, sausage rolls and scotch eggs. A couple of shelves of excellent white and red wines. And lots and lots of great quality bits and bobs from chocolates to pasta to dairy products. It's really well curated and the sort of place you'd expect to cost the earth. But it really doesn't. Very fair prices. A large baguette packed full of whatever you want will cost less than a fiver. We go there every day when we're on holiday and take our booty down to Whitesands for a delicious packed lunch. And when we're cooking, it's a great place to buy posh produce and a bottle of Pouilly Fume to go with the lobster or crab from down the road in Solva. Insider tip. Go early. Lunchtime gets crowded and although they work quickly it will be a bit of a wait if you're getting a packed lunch. This place is an absolute godsend if you like your food and wine. A real treat you can award yourself every day. Well, you are on holiday. For more St David's reviews please read my write ups on... The Farmer's arms. The Bishops. Gianni's ice cream. Saffron. Cwytch. Pebbles Cafe The Sound Cafe The Refectory Cafe Oriel y Parc

A great place to do some shopping for some special treats, plus wine and beer, besides some…read moreessentials for the store cupboard. They specialise in Welsh produce and there are some delicious local cheeses on offer. You can also buy freshly filled baguettes and rolls made to order. Friendly staff too, so altogether recommended.

Wonderful, clean deli, set in a truly beautiful location on the River Dee. Apart from all the usual…read moreeclectic gourmet items in packets and jars (and there are plenty of them), Bailey's main attraction is the range of mouth-watering goodies on display in the window - being freshly-made pies and pasties of all description (to be eaten hot via the in-store microwave - or cold) at very reasonable prices, at about the £1.45-£1.75 range. While you're waiting for the food to heat up, take a look at the Welsh whiskey (whisci?) as a possible take-home souvenir, as well as hand made chocolates, Welsh Oggies, chocolate slices, cakes, pastries and the local dairy ice-cream. You'll pile on the calories just by browsing. As a vegetarian, I can't wholeheartedly recommend the meat products, but to be fair, there are plenty of those too for those who do indulge. Take away teas and coffees are also available - with plenty of benches to sit on in the street outside, for you to enjoy your purchases.

Probably the best supermarket in Newtown. Still always packed out on a Saturday morning, whereas…read morethe other supermarket beginning with T is pretty empty. Always a good full selection of fruit & vegetables, salad & stuff. Laid out well, easy to get reach, easy labelling to check prices. Fantastic butchering services, if it's not out on the shelf they will do it for you. Boning a shoulder of lamb for instance, not a problem for them. Tesco don't do this. Good value deli, not a spectacular choice but good enough. Love the salad bar & fresh bread. Usually plenty of cashiers on, who will help you pack if you ask. Watch out for the AA/RAC reps on the way out. Just cover your ears and run past, mumbling "no thank you". My only gripe is the lack of price reduction on items that are approaching the sellby date. For example: Brisket joint £6, reduced by 30p to £5.70. Same joint at the end of the day now reduced by another 70p down to £5. Then it's chucked out. Come on Morrisons, it costs you money to have this stuff taken away. Just reduce those items more and they will shift off the shelf.

From the owner: Take a trip to your local Morrisons for everything from your weekly food shop, to clothing,…read morehomeware, electricals and more. Head to Market Street to enjoy fresh, locally sourced produce. You can use our store locator to find a store near you or shop online and have your groceries delivered straight to your door. Our handy click and collect service means you can shop online as normal, choose a location and collection slot to suit you, and pick it up.

Vermeulen's is a traditional Deli and Bakery - selling a range of meats, cheese, bread, cakes and…read morepastries. I've been goin to Vermeulens for many years and it always reminds me of my childhood when I would go shopping with my Nan and stop by at Vermeulen's to buy a Strawberry Tart. In fact even now, many years later, I still stop by for the same cake, even though I now get tempted by the huge sticky buns or Vanilla Slices. In comparison to some of the more modern Deli's in larger towns you may be dissapointed by Vermeulens offering - It may not have the biggest range of International meats and cheeses but the main attraction is that its kept is old fashioned feel and style and not tried to conform or compete with the modern deli's and in my opinion for this reason its a big Success.

Absolutely amazing Delicatessen as good as it gets. Quiches, pies, pates, cheeses, olives, fresh…read morecream cakes, baked bread and biscuits all at reasonable prices. Tesco is now in town so its so important that this wonderful shop is supported and remains to give us all quality at very reasonable prices- well done team Vermeulen- a real pleasure to visit!

You can't go wrong with great cheese. Ask if you don't know staff are great…read more The guys here stock a wide variety of cheese, crackers, chutney and many other little bits and pieces. If there is something that takes your fancy or you just need a hand choosing your latest and greatest cheese board. It's not the biggest shop in the world but sometimes good things come in small packages. Prices are middle of the road to high but you get what you pay for. It's always nice to get some good cheese and this is a great place to fulfil that need.

A very wide selection of cheeses from which to choose, including a featured cheese of the week…read morewhich you can try. On my visit it was an Argyle Cheshire. The excellent selection of different chutneys and oils pushed this shop higher in my estimations and when I saw they had a handful of real ales on the bottom shelf I was in dreamland (and 4 stars became 5).