Second time I've been in and both times I had been followed by the security guard…read more The second time, I was getting some chicken and down the aisle I noticed that he was standing there watching me, I know so because I was the only person down that aisle. After I got some I went back the way I came and he went his way, we both exchanged eye contact untill I went down another aisle, then he went back to his desk. I don't normally complain about stuff and I know they are trying to protect their profits, but this is stupid, I would never steal or create a scene.

I really enjoy shopping here as an alternative to other supermarkets. It's always cool, they always…read moreoffer great salads and a wife variety and selection of different food. Price isn't too bad sometimes they do good offers. I have no current quarrels.

This Tesco Express store is very convenient a bit on the outskirts of King's Lynn. However, it is…read moreopen 24/7 (as opposed to the others that shut Sun eve) and you can get petrol there as well. Admittedly the choice inside is not great and you may easily have to opt for an expensive substitute of an item you want to get. From that perspective it is not as good as the other two Tesco stores. However, there is a petrol station with it and this is much more convenient than the other Tesco petrol filling station at the Hardwick industrial estate for using petrol vouchers.

Now known as Bircham Stores, this is a delicatessen located in the middle of the village, opposite…read morethe King's Head hotel. They sell the basics (milk, bread etc), together with a good range of baked goods, from quiches and sausage rolls to cakes (some available to buy by the slice), a classy selection of jams, biscuits, chutneys - and a decent array of wines! They also have a cafe attached, which serves daily brunches and, once a week, there's a Friday night supper with a single main course (apella on our visit) though a veggie option is available if notified in advance. This is held in the patio eating area at the side of the deli. When we visited, it was packed with locals and very friendly. Mark and his team made us very welcome. There is parking at the front, and we noticed it has a steady trickle of custom in the morning, including bikers and cyclists.

A small shop with a wide range of everyday goods. Friendly staffread more

Iceland is essentially a frozen foods supermarket. Conveniently located right in the centre of town…read more(though you have to pay for car park). The frozen food is of reasonable quality, lots of own make and some brand names. The party food in particular can be recommended. They also do fresh meets, cheeses and yogurts plus alcohol. The pricing system is refreshing as most things are in round £££s and it is generally very reasonable

located right in the centre of the town , which is has for the local bus station, bus station or…read morecar parks. The food is very reasonably prices, obviously stock mainly frozen foods, but do do a range of fresh, ham / cheese / bacon. also stock bread and eggs , and dried pastas, noodles and of the like. Great for this time of the year when the stock a whole range of party food.

My local convenience store, this is a family run store and it has been there for at least 25 years…read morethat i remember. The staff are very friendly and helpful. They sell a huge array of products, ranging from hot pasties and pies to washing powder , alcohol and well evrything really. Location is good really, plenty of room to get buggy in and around, as well as obviously wheelchairs. On a main road so easy accsesible and have a lay by just out side the store. there is also a pelican crossing for pedestrian access.

good shop, staff nice, everything you need is in thereread more

I LOVE FARM SHOPS…read more There. That's pretty much all you need to know. No, but really: is there anything more summery than pulling up somewhere, peeling your bare leg off the too-hot seat of the car, and running into a farm shop to buy local fruit and veg (and maybe some ice-cream for immediate consumption?). SIKE! Rhetorical! THERE IS NOTHING BETTER. Drove orchards is a step above, though: the selection is great, and interesting, and well-priced. So there. When I popped by there were homegrown black currants, dark and juicy, on offer. And local runner beans and beautiful green-and-purple artichokes. Tiny sweet-but-tart plums. Exploring the shop further, there is a cooler selling Norfolk ice-cream (yayerz) as well as a wall of apple juices (they bottle themselves). I snagged some apple and quince juice (!!!) and all involved in the resulting cocktails were big fans of the selection. Some cold cuts, dairy, and plenty of baked good options: it felt too hot for cake (blasphemous!) but the Victoria sponge _almost_ convinced me otherwise. Double bonus: in addition to a farm shop there is also a vintage and home goods-y store, a Danish fashion shop and a kids' clothing store. What wonders! Fresh produce AND baby booties AND a Denmark-imported tunic? Yep. Yelp note: I've lived almost 5 years in England and can't believe it took me this long to discover this corner of the country. Gorgeous (now, just don't all head here in droves to ruin it for me!) (Kidding. Come one, come all!).