This is the only shop in Terminal 5 (and all of Heathrow) that has the Percy Pig gummies - and they…read morehave a LOT of different kinds! M&S Foods also has a bunch of other standards like grab and go sandwiches, drinks, chips/crisps, and other candies. Nothing to write home about, except for the Percy gummies. Percy Pigs are a current phenomenon in the candy world, so if you're wanting to try them but only have a layover in Heathrow and not going into London proper, definitely stop by this M&S to get your Percy fix!

Delicious sandwiches that will not disappoint. You taste the freshness. Clean cafeteria with…read morefriendly team who are happy to serve their customers.

Updating my review. Service got a bit better after I posted my last review but that might also be…read morebecause I started deliberately paying in cash to avoid the battle at the cash register over my "suspicious" debit card that just happened to have my picture on the front. Lots of items here that I wish were available in the US. The whole Heston Blumenthal range was really interesting..I especially enjoyed the curried popcorn and the prawn cocktail with a hint of vodka in the sauce (too much mayo though). The bakery had these awesome rose geranium/cherry flavored cupcakes. We frequently purchased a Waitrose brand treacle tart with some clotted cream to go with. The Rachels organic yogurt in Ginger was amazing. And don't get me started on the premade Indian food. To be honest, we went to 2 indian restaurants in Wokingham and the ready made meals at Waitrose tasted more like authentic Indian food than either of the restaurants we tried. You can also go and have tea or cakes in the area next to the bakery. Lots of stay at home mums with squirmy children but the cream tea was nice and under 4 pounds.

Great chain of supermarkets on the higher end side of pricing. They have a nice selection of…read moreindividually wrapped & prepared foods ready to cook along with small bottles of wine. I wish the US would have more stores that sell less quantity like this, but the cost savings would likely be lost with the extra packaging required. the staff is a great younger looking group of guys and gals that were very helpful and nice.

Can't go wrong for food…read more Pre packed admittedly and likely (possibly) not up to NY standards but I promise you if you venture into M&S, it's like putting on a comfy pair of slippers and a cardigan. Everything you choose will be edible and in some instances downright tasty. Still better than waitrose.

Forgot to comment on this store at Heathrow airport on my way back - had a 4 hour layover. Really…read moregreat store with lots of good deals believe it or not. There were lots of things to snack on, but I wasn't that hungry. I bought some large Toblerone chocolate at 33% off for my wife - she loves it.

I was amazed to find a really negative review of this shop, which I have been using for more than…read moreten years. During the pandemic, in spite of all the stress, the staff have been unfailingly courteous and immensely helpful. Recently, several jams had sold out. I waited for a staff member and made him aware of my needs; he immediately went off to find what I was looking for and returned less than two minutes later to restock these products and hand me the things I required. He did this so politely that the episode stuck in my mind. Long ago I worked for several top West End stores so I know the normal pressures on shop workers: the customers are ten times ruder than the staff! Well done, Budgens. If I could, I would give you ten stars. Best wishes, Paul Manton

Budgens is over priced and the quality of the food is poor…read more This particular budgens is quite small and doesn't have a great variety of products. I've found the staff in here to be mostly very rude. I find it uncomfortable when managers rude to their staff and the manager in this store always seems to be chastising one of the employees. I don't think it's professional to do that in front of customers.

They have 2 for 1 on certain drinks every weekday. Absolutely loved it here. It was a little loud…read morefor my taste to be honest but everything else was really nice. You can order food on an app. I didn't want to so I went to the restaurant to order - but I couldn't as they didn't have someone behind the cash register. That was fine so I ordered online anyway but for the most part you should be able to order with someone. Didn't take too long and my food was pretty good. Lots of options.

Came for a visit from the states and really love the concept. Box park is a great spot for hanging…read morewith friends; beer garden meets night Market meets lounge. There are 2 floors and 3 sections. Food stalls in storage containers with anything from something sweet to a meal; there are also spots with djs - went on a Thursday evening and it got pretty crowded around 8pm. I enjoyed a delicious Kati roll and a cocktail. I have had Kati rolls in the states but this was sublime! Security is really tight here, be prepared with a Real ID and download the app before you get there.

Very useful and well stocked health focused convenience store with wallet slamming prices that will…read moremake us non wealthy, non Primrose Hill inhabitants cry in pain when the till pings and drains us of your entire weeks beer money. Whinge now over this is a great little store with a little of everything you could want, with an added touch of decadence you certainly wouldn't find in a Costcutter. I am sure these little tasty expenses are loved by the affluent locals. The poorer locals like me pooh my pants in trepidation whenever I walk trembling and fearful towards the counter to pay.

Has a good range of fancier food, whether you're after cooking chorizo or Japanese rice mirin. A…read morebit expensive, reflecting its location, but not much worse than anywhere else on the street. The cashiers are helpful and friendly. There are sometimes stalls outside selling fresh produce like cheeses and breads - haven't used these but they look tempting. Sometimes missing some more basic foods (e.g. sour cream, cereal bars). Also has a nightmarish entrance/exit system where doors are one way only, so to exit you have to squeeze past the tills - fine if you're buying something but slow if you aren't and the way is blocked by a queue/buggies/ditherers.

What can I say. Just any old minimarket. Well, not quite. MY minimarket, but more importantly a…read moreminimarket with one HUGE claim to fame. Pretty much the entire video to "Come On Eileen" by Dexy's Midnight Runners shot just outside on Brook Drive. It actually looks pretty similar today - 20 odd years on. I didn't grow up here, not even in this country, but still think this is fab. Have a look at this link: Video link: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=v4m_JxBSN4Q Pretty new to Qype and have been thinking I'd keep this a restaurant review only forum, but couldn't resist this one...

Ditto. An excellent little shop, even if they don't sell bread!!read more

I stopped by the World Duty Free in Heathrow Terminal 3 to grab a couple souvenirs and a bottle of…read morewater to replace the one my three-year-old wantonly stole from my brother. I wasn't there long, but it seemed like a fine duty-free, covering lots of bases, with a mix of luxury department store products and highly British souvenirs. I ended up getting fancy teas and cookies from the robust Fortnum & Mason section. Great packaging, and very "I got this for you in London." There was a short line to pay, and then I was off to my gate. If you need to do some last-minute shopping at Heathrow, you'll do just fine at this duty-free.

Great experience and found good deals on Chanel and Dior perfumes. Their retail stores on the…read moreairport had more of accessories and clothes Vs perfumes so really loved it. Convenient and good service.