A remarkable assortment of products, always of a high quality, which includes some unusual items…read morethat are hard to find in other places. Products purchased in bulk can save you a ton of money! The delivery comes at a fair price, is carefully packaged, and occurs at the expected time.

Incredible food! Its always so busy there so if you like your personal space its not great as the…read moretables can be overly close to one another its a touch uncomfortable :( but the food and everything else does more than make up for my need for space :)

You could be forgiven for not ever going to this particular McColls, or even knwoing of it's very…read moreexistence. But that is perhaps why it is so great! The people that go in are mostley locals and commutors, this means that the service has an extra personal touch, and even if you don't fit into any of the above catagories some of that feelign brushes off on you when you go inside. However none of these re-deeming factors stop the obvious fact that it is a bit expensive.

This McColls is near to where I live. In fact every wednesday (and sometimes on Thursday) 6 of my…read morefriends and I all meet up near Circomedia, and on my way there I will pass McColls and get a little snack for my journey. Unfortunatley I have had to cut back on that luxery recentley as I am in training! It is a friendly store, but the food and drink is all a little overpriced, good for a quick shop for the odd bit of food, but I would warn you away from here if your cupboards are empty and you are looking to do a bit of a shop as you could quickley find yourself spending £20 on pretty much next to nothing.

This place is essentially a sweet shop, although it has no name to go by - the first nameless shop…read moreI've ever encountered! It's the sort of outlet you can imagine existing in a small village in the middle of nowhere; a local shop for local people (as The League of Gentleman might say.) There is something endearingly old fashioned and British about its shelves of boiled sweets and metal racks of biscuits with hand written '3 for £1' signs above them. The shop does great deals on lunchbox style treats, and the guy who runs the place is friendly and accommodating.

The shop close to, and on the same side as the McDonalds drive through, but the new shop sign makes…read morethe shop harder to find as the shop looks closed, I think a led 'OPEN' sign is needed. The patrons are always friendly, and helpful. The shop provides groceries of English, Indian, East Euro, Turkish quite a mix, and getting a tin of Chickpea Chana Masala, to eat with rice or some naan...just lush. The store is like stepping into Dr Who's Tardis :-)

Nowadays it's very important to back the smaller stores as opposed to the larger, faceless…read moreorganisations (in my opinion anyway) and with the International Food Centre it couldn't be easier. Like the Sweet Mart in Easton this is a store that is all about the customer. They buy in only the best quality fruit and vegetables, for example, and sell it at reasonable and affordable prices. It's all organic and locally sourced where possible - stocked full of love and good energy. The Asian food section is immense with every type of spice and raw bean imaginable. It's a good place too to find adverts and posters for local and ethical happenings. A great store that comes highly recommended.

I have to give ASDA some credit here - they've managed to create a gigantic store on the edge of…read morethe town a long way from their competition, and they've made a big success of it. Shuffling around the aisles, it's not hard to see why. The place is very well-stocked with more than you'd expect to find here. Clothes? Sure - why not. An electronics section? Totes. DVDs and game? You bet your bottom dollar. DIY? Surely not - but yes. Camping equipment? It cannot be, but it is. Household utensils? What kind of place am I even in any more? ASDA Frome has a bit of everything and lots of what you'd expect. A fresh fish counter, a delicatessen, even a pizza-making section where you can custom-pick your design (and they're good pizzas, too!). Backing all this up are friendly, helpful staff and great prices. Loads of free on-site parking and open until 11pm every weekday. What a winner.

Asda in Frome has been open for a few years now, and it's been a massive success. This inexpensive…read moresuperstore is large and packed with everything you'd expect and need from a major retailer. Large car-park so seldom any queuing even on the busiest of days, and cashpoints for the terminally broke! The store iteslef covers clothes for women, men, and younger kids (not for teenage boys though, please note). The bakery turns out wonderful loaves, the wine section is extensive, and the rest is perfect for an all-in weekly shop. The aisles are wide and so you don't get trolley snarl-ups (often!). The staff are unfailingly helpful, although it's sometimes hard to catch one standing still long enough to ask a question of! But they will always go the extra mile to check if there is extra stock out back, so you feel valued. Prices are good all across the board, and their Own Brand and Value items make for good savings. The only (small) criticism is the location, or rather to lack of public transport to get to it. Right out on the edge of town is fine for driving but if you don't have your own transport then it can be expensive to get a cab there and back (which you will certainly need for a weekly shop). Although there is a bus service that runs to and from the store from the market place it's not regular enough to be really convenient (or memorable - and nobody wants to sit around the town centre for up to an hour waiting for a bus). But all that aside, it's a great store for getting everything under one roof if you need items of kids clothing and shoes as well as gifts and/or electrical and household goods when you do a big weekly foodshop. Note that there is a self-service petrol station next to the supermarket so you can even fill up your tank for a competitive amount as well.

This is a great place to shop if your looking for a bargain, damn good prices for damn good food…read more Alot of other stores struggle to compete with the prices, and for good reason too.

great supermarket, very big and they always have offers!read more

this is a good store selling a good range of food and drink highly recommended…read more everyone in here are very freinlya nd helful making it a pleasure to shop in here i would go back time and again. the range in here is quite small but then its a small shop but if you just need the basics to save an expensive and time consuming trip to the supermarket then its ideal the store is well situated and serves a large community of people. in short this is a nice freinly local store with a reasoably good range and fair prices

I got sushi from the counter in the back of the restaurant (called Sushi Daily Clifton on Google…read moreMaps). I've generally found that the sushi in the UK is not great whether it's low or high end. However this sushi was incredibly bad for even grocery store sushi but the prices were similar to what you'd pay in a typical restaurant. The rice was almost crunchy and the portions of fish were thin and soft. It wasn't soft because there was a high fat content. It was just low quality fish. It was so disappointing that I didn't even finish what I had purchased. I will definitely not be going back.

First thing I love about this place ---everything. It is the best and most essential products of…read morethe full scale Waitrose in a quicker in-and-out format. They have a sufficient yet quality selection of alcohol and the food options are perfect if you are shopping for a week or needing something to bring with you to a party. Also I very much appreciate that the self-serve registers accept 50 pound notes ---essential for dedicated followers of the elitist life like me. I will be back many times during my stay in Bristol.