The only really open stall on Hampstead High Street, this is a proper local fruit and veg shop…read more Jude Law and people like that come here. It's got a great reputation as selling some of the best produce around. It's also right in the centre of things and is run by some really nice people. Just make sure that, if you're taking a picture you get the owner in. I think he likes having his picture taken. Maybe hanging around Jude Law has had a bit of an effect on him.

I love this place because although it is compact, it has pretty much everything you'd need in the…read moreway of fresh produce. Fruit and veg are a given, but there's also wholefoods, a fishmonger and a wonderful florists, and Saturday the covered market promises crafts, second hand books and delicatessen food. It is a shame though that it's only on Saturdays. I like to pop here sometimes during lunch because towards the back there's a great sandwich and burger bar that's always swarming with people looking for a cheap and tasty bite. The soups are pretty decent too. Prices for a hot sandwich or burger fall between £2-3.

Pretty average as supermarkets go. This one isn't that big. There is a smaller one a short walk…read moreaway. I think that is called a J S Sainsbury's. This however is still the largest market in central Golders Green. The produce is not always very high quality but that is a concern I have about all Sainsbury's and Tescos.

Excellent M & S Food Hall conveniently located in Temple Fortune…read more Lots of fresh produce and prepared foods ready for the table. Parking at rear of the premises and in the street outside.

What a disappointment when I went to pick up my daughter's birthday cake on the day of her party…read morewith all of her friends awaiting at the venue, only to discover our cake was LOST! My day was so disappointe, she was looking forward to have her rainbow cake. Can't believe M&S let us down on this special day. Go for something reliable, they aren'!

Kosher supermarket in j-town central stocks a wide array of goodies and over-salted kosher…read moredelicacies. Popped by whilst in the area to pick up Channukah candles but couldn't resist the Kosher Haribo, smoked salmon and my special favourite new green cucumbers. I'm not sure if this is the Yarden store of the Kosher brand that shares the same name but they do stock plenty of other brands too. Interesting clientele - whilst in the store a man backed into *me* and shouted 'God gave you eyes to see'. But it was his fault. Oy Gavolt!

Good store, great selection of products, especially from South Africa…read more Obviously a lot of (if not all) Yarden products but a good mix.

This massive Tesco is worth a visit. It's open 24/7 and has a pharmacy, cafe, petrol station and…read morephoto processing booth.

Huge parking outside, open 24/7. I'd say most prices are affordable. This Tesco may be quite…read morecrowded at the weekend, still.

Very convenient local Tesco super store. Easy shopping with…read morea great selection of food and household goods. Newspapers and lottery tickets.

I stopped in here a few times while staying in Hampstead. This Tesco seemed to me more like a…read moreglorified convenience store rather than a full grocery. It was great for grabbing snacks and drinks; I can see why it might be frustrating trying to shop for a household here. They have a pleasing assortment of interesting crisps, including the delicious Roast Beef and Horseradish, and the less well-received Lamb in Red Wine Sauce.

I was really shocked to see a grocery store attached to a mall. It's not really something you see…read morevery often where I'm from. I had to go in and check it out. As far as grocery stores are concerned I don't think there was anything special about it. But I really enjoyed walking around and picking up snacks. I like the way they had plastic covers over all the refrigerated section's. It feels really energy-efficient. And there was some pretty good pastry bread. I loaded up. I feel like the prices are reasonable, but the selection seemed a little off kilter. I'm not really sure what they were going for but I couldn't find the brands that I was looking for. I ended up getting substitute products that were pretty good, so I don't understand too much how that works.

I recently stopped by Waitrose while visiting London for work + play. I found the selection to be…read morequite good, and the staff and customers were very friendly. I'm including inclusive places in my Yelp reviews now when in US, Europe, or UK: I didn't experience any Asian hate or discrimination while I was there. They had a selection of chocolate, which I was happy with. Some people have compared Waitrose to Trader Joe's, but I hear that Co-Op may be closer to Trader Joe's. All in all, it was a pleasant experience.

I always come here when I need something! The cashiers are nice and they always help customers…read more However, Easter eggs in January ain't my thing...

tesco is normally pretty good and this is decent store…read more However they do take advantage of the lack of local competition by selling more of the top end products and not having the cheaper stuff available. Although they may say this is to fit in with what people in this wealthier area want?

Great fruit and vegetable shop, open decent hours too…read more They stock your usual fresh fruit and then some; plenty of different varieties of tomato, avocado, garlic (with the fresh stuff being my favourite) - a lot of it does tend to be seasonal (they've just started stocking Indian mangos, a favourite of mine!) If you're ever in need of something fresh, give them a try.