this corner shop is truly fantastic, great customer service and I have already spent hundreds of…read morepound ha ha ha ha. Thanks so much and get in contact with me for employment!

This is a local corner shop. It sell almost everything you can imagine and is open most hours. A…read moretotal life saver.

I agree with my fellow yelper, indeed these corner shops are rare, and especially this one I used…read moreto visit. It was known as The Candy Store, and is still possibly, but maybe part of another owner this time.

Small corner shop/general store. A small shop with huge stock, they embarrass Tesco's. The staff…read moreare friendly and helpful. If you live nearby you can't do better than here. The prices may not compete with Tesco's but their service is better by far. Family run business.

I'm not sure when the guys at the superstores ever sleep, or go home, because they are always here…read more Everyone knows everyone at the Superstores, and everyone knows the friendly team who work here. Whenever I am queuing with my pint of milk, one of the staff will ask the following - how is the family/how is business/how is the love life? (answer; great/ok/not so great). Because my name is Cari, one of the guys would give me DVDs of Carry on films when I came in. Cari -Carry -geddit? So, apart from the great owners, for a convenience store, it is pretty comprehensive. If you want fancy veg or a cheese with a French name, I would get thee to Tescos', but this is great for booze, sweets and snacks,and all those non fancy essentials. There is also a coffee and sandwich corner in part of the shop. The food is done by the next door cafe, 5 At The Bridge, so its good.

Located in this quiet backstreet is a very cool Independent shop which I frequent even though I…read morecannot read the in shop nocticeboard because unlike Gumtree, all the adverts are handwritten and in Russian, Urkanian, Polish or Latvian. So why do I like this shop? It is simple! It has a great range of booze in terms of obscure beers and spirts to tasty sausages and packs of Zurek that I like. Plus the staff are usd to speaking in their own language to the customers so they warmly recieve a Brit boy who loves this influx from the East. This shop is really a little bit of abroad in Morden. I wish Daiva, the owner the best of luck in her enterprise. http://daivashop.co.uk/index.asp

as a East European I can find full range of products what I have been missed in a big supermarkets…read more.you are doing really well. I am highly recommending this shop Kind regards Arturas

On my recent reviews , I thought that I had crossed the time barrier when I came across this shop?…read moreWas it not a Londis before. I had to pinch myself after I took the photo hard! But there it was!!