Yet another Brighton convenience store/corner shop, North Street Food and Wine is a little more…read moreconvenient than most corner shops for me, being directly on my way back home from the North Laine area. I often seem to end up here on my way home, if money's tight, picking up some cheap grub, and for that this store is absolutely fine. Just don't expect anything too fancy: it is just a convenience store. Run by the same people that run All Sorts across the road, North Street Food and Wine is definitely the better of the two shops. They have more on offer, not just booze and magazines, and it can legitimately replace a cheap food shop if you're just looking for microwave pizzas and crisps. I have to admit the occasional horrible food binge: every now and again, food like that is all I really want, making this the right place to go. As stated above, this is a convenience store: don't expect the world from the stock. If you're looking for anything beyond cheap, tasteless snacky bits and pieces, you should be shopping elsewhere. Also, offering lots of cheap food but smacking on a huge card handling fee is not my idea of a fair deal. Especially when it seems to change depending on who's serving... In the end, North Street Food and Wine is convenient and has a larger stock than most convenience stores, so it is a lot better than many of the convenience stores that dot Brighton's shopping landscape. Just don't expect healthy food, or anything out of the ordinary.

This convenience store looks very similar to the one opposite the road(All Sorts? Or All In Here? I…read moreforget...), so I guess they're owned by the same people. If so, then this store is the better of the two (although lacking an internet cafe, but then why would you need another one 30 seconds away?!). Here you'll find your usual array of cheap snack foods, as well as a few basic grocery/household items. They also sell individual fresh fruit pieces, displayed outside, which can be quite handy if you're on the go.

This is the kind of newsagents I remember when I was a kid. Friendly owner, loads of sweets in the…read morejars and all your basic stationary needs taken care of. Shops that look after their community are so rare nowadays and this little place does just that. For £1.50 a week they will deliver your paper to your door or if you prefer some good banter first thing in the morning then you can just stroll down and pick it up yourself.

hello my name is Irene, I have lived one month ,. I'm looking for a job, I have experience in…read morerestaurants and day and night bars. Also in clothing stores, or mother has one !! Currently studying nursing. I can send the resume to the address you tell me. Thank you

All in here was a life saver for me when I randomly found myself in need of pen and paper at 3:00…read moream one very late evening. I jumped on the N25 and soared into Brighton hoping that I wouldn't have to go all the way to the 24/7 Asda at the mariner... After several rather disappointing stop off's at other corner stores, I thought I'd put "All in Here" 's name to the test... To my delight, they not only had pen and paper, but in a good deal of variety too, with a mix of pencils and large notebooks sitting alongside ball points and 100% recycled jotters. Fantastic! And the range of bits and pieces isn't limited to stationary either, with plenty of random goods on offer. They also have the standard array of soft drinks and snacks too, and a well stocked set of alcohol shelves. There's a good selection of corner shops on North Street, but this is the one for me, seeing as they saved me so royally that evening.

All in here has a good selection of soft drinks and alcohol, and the wine and beer stock is…read moreparticularly good. You'll also find your usual newsagents products, like newspapers, magazines, snacks, cigarettes, and some convenience items. Service is friendly.

Whilst it doesn't possess any glaring flaws, Western Newstore doesn't particularly stand out…read moreeither, with its prices and range of products both fairly similar to those of its nearby competitors. Although it does offer a diverse selection of items, including stationary, cat food, ice cream, light bulbs, plates, snacks and magazines, none of this is unusual, and indeed, the only thing you'll find here that you won't find in most nearby stores, is a photocopying machine, perhaps so placed to help passing office workers feel more at home.

Well done deserves it's 3 stars more than most, in fact I'm really temped to give it 4 simply…read morebecause there's been more than once... at around 4am when it if wasn't there I MAY HAVE DIED... But the less said about those times the better... Oh! And I like the name!

I remember the first time I noticed Well Done...my friends and I laughed a little too hysterically…read morefor a little too long at a name which is essentially not all that funny. Yes...you've guessed it, we were drunk! We found it even funnier when the lighter we purchased had 'well done' printed on it, as if we were being congratulated every time we had a cigarette! In the sober light of day, this is just wrong! Well Done is very much a stumble in when you're drunk and starving, pick up a packet of crisps, or something else equally unsubstantial, and stumble back out kind of a place. You'll find all of the usual newsagent/corner shop stuff...magazines, tobacco, cold drinks, pretty unappetizing sandwiches and a giant selection of crisps, chocolate and biscuits. Everything makes sense except for the name...why oh why is it called 'Well Done'? 'Well done, you've made it this far in life'? Or perhaps its just 'Well done, you've made it through the night'?

I wish I had more time to look through Step Back in Time - I'll definitely return to have a closer…read morelook at the huge selection of images and metal signage. Each are categorised into intriguing sections, like Romance, Food, Drink, Sports, Tobacco and Alcohol. Old advertisements are so interesting to look through - I loved the print of an old Weetabix ad, and the shameless promotions of tobacco. The images would make great and unique gifts for anyone nostalgic, or into pop culture, and the photos of soccer teams would probably be a hit with sports fans.

I love this shop. I visit to get prints and photos of places my family lived and worked, as well as…read moreof the places I love and went to growing up. Rob, the owner, is fantastic. Very helpful and knowledgeable. I will go again as soon as I can and take another trip down memory lane and perhaps find some more treasures, as I have done every time I've visited. I could spend hours and hours in this shop - and I have done, several times. If you like old prints, photos, memorabilia, vintage advertising and signage, you will love this shop and the treasure trove of material there.

As a 22 year old male, I probably don't really represent the target audience of Altjeringa, but as…read more22 year old male needing to buy his Mum a birthday present, Altjeringa was ideal. It's a relatively small shop, but they have a very good concentration of lady's clothes, accessories and home ware. It's all very tasteful, pastel colours and 'homemade' looking items that all seem rather characterful. I bought my mum two white cushions, slightly embroidered cushions. I also picked up a pair of earrings that had been reduced to £6. For solving my birthday crisis, I can't really say a bad word against Altjeringa.

This is a nice little shop in Hove specialising in women's accessories. It has a homey feel to it…read morewhich puts you at ease so that you feel comfortable picking things up, touching the fabrics- women love to touch fabric, have you noticed that- and trying things on. I've only ever been into the shop in the winter so I can only comment on their colder weather stock- they have lovely soft wool shawls, striped scarves and leather and sheepskin gloves. The prices are quite reasonable...for Hove!

Another Brighton newsagents is hardly anything to write home about, and this diddy Kemp Town one is…read moreeven quite small as they go. However, you'll find your basic items such as cigarettes, snacks, cold drinks and magazines aplenty. The guy who was working there last time I popped in was quite friendly too - trying to sell me cigarettes so that my trashy mag/choc bar combo purchase mirrored my friend's! Again, an encounter hardly worth mentioning (yet I'm continuing to type...) but the friendly guy made this newsagents marginally more memorable than others.

This newsagents/post office really is as good as it gets!! If u have a post office card (benefits…read moreget paid in here) you can use the cashpoint to withdraw funds, and as this P.O. is open Sundays its very useful :)