Lacking in some stock areas but still a way better choice for the…read moreregular 'top up' shop in-between visits to massive supermarkets than the local Tesco branch. When a queue occurs it does snake around the store most inconveniently for people who want to buy booze or frozen goods. Luckily they usually seem to have a decent number of people serving.

I totally agree with jojeba on the layout. I sometimes come here to grab a quick lunch. Why have…read morethey put the sandwich section right behind a large pillar at the front of the store? A large queue builds up around this pillar every lunchtime meaning you have to push your way past people even to get into the store, then you end up tripping over a pallet as the shelves are being restocked, before you join the queue that's already looped round the far end of the store and is half way back to the front (the tills are at the front). At least the tills are well manned so the queue does move along quite quickly.

Loved Borough Market! It's an absolute must visit if you're in London - I absolutely love the food…read morestalls with prepared foods and all the specialty shops with snacks and packaged goods to bring back as souvenirs. On my recent trip I tried a couple of oysters, picked up some tinned fish to bring back and went to the duck/anchovy shop to grab anchovy and crab butter along with some little pots of mustards to try. There's really everything here from the most delicious spelt risotto to fresh seafood, paella and lobster. It can definitely get crowded on weekends but that's part of the fun.

Crazy and absolutely packed during tourist high season but still worth a visit. We came her two…read moredays in a row for lunch. I wonder how busy this is on a weekday in November... Besides fighting the crowds the hardest thing is finding back a place you want to eat at. The market is a maze and very confusing. We did like the mix of restaurant vendors and those selling cheese, meats and vegetables. We had two good meals here. They need more tables / chairs for people to eat the food from the pop up stands.

Aisle are clogged up with stocking trolleys, so can't even navigate around the store or get to the…read moreproduce! Staff are rude and barge pass you, and push their stock trolleys into you without no apology or acknowledgment when you point it out to them! Disgusting Customer service as the staff seem to think the customers should work around them!

This is a small Marks and Spencer location, it can feel claustrophobic at times, especially at busy…read moreperiods, it is in a good location within London Bridge Station, stocking a satisfactory range of essentials, which is useful if you're passing through the station. The selection here is limited due to the size of the store, but it certainly isn't too bad for a railway station location. I did find the store to be a little disorganised, the staff seemed friendly enough. 3* - This store isn't too bad if you're in a hurry if you're looking for more of the standard Marks and Spencer offering which may not be offered at this small concession, there are many other better stores within around half a mile away.

While spending a week in London, M & S quickly became a favorite to not only pick up food gifts,…read morebut also food kits that I could easily cook in my apartment and already prepared foods like salads, charcuterie, cheese plates, desserts, and more. Here's a short list of things I bought: jelly donuts (comes in a 6 pack), decaf Earl Grey tea, mango, pineapple, lime infusion tea, peashoot stir-fry kit, pad thai sauce, chickpea flour to make socca (pancake/flatbread), Nespresso-like coffee pods, ginger biscuits, chocolate bars, drinking cocoa, saucison with truffle, dried chorizo chips, golden marzipan for cakes, and much more. Even a month after the trip, I still think about the British cheese plate. Prices weren't outrageous. For example, a box of tea bags cost US$3.50 and 1 kg of chickpea flour was US$2.60. Paying by phone was easy and quick and I bring my own bag. For my next trip to London, I will be heading to M & S.

Came here to buy food to get ready for Christmas. Everything was pretty self serviced and there…read morewere staff around to help out if you needed it. The food quality was good and there's really nothing out of the ordinary. I love how they accepted EFT payments. Can visit with nothing but my phone.

They have the best freshly squeezed orange juice I have had in a long time for only 1.75 pounds…read more Everywhere else charges me more and the service is always rendered with a smile by the gentle at the fresh foods counter. It is worth the bus ride to get a fresh glass of OJ with a smile and at a great price.

While in town to run the London Marathon we stayed at a hotel just a few minutes walk down Tooley…read moreStreet. We hit up this market a few times for bottles of water, snacks, bakery items, and fruits to keep in our room. Nice sized grocery to be discovered after taking the escalator down from street level. Decent prices. Checkout was easy.

Stopped in while staying nearby at the Hilton. I was hoping to find a salad bar as a previous Yelp…read morereview mentioned there being one in here, but unfortunately there was not one. It looked like a good place to order some quick groceries, but not necessarily a great place to find a quick dinner that could be eaten in a hotel room. I did pick up some great snacks though.

Loved loved the mushroom risotto with spelt that's on the side of the Turnips store in the Borough…read moreMarket! I was given a sample as I was walking by and it was so good I had to get the full plate. The mushroom flavor is really umami and adds a nice earthiness but the real star is the spelt which I love the texture of. While the risotto is creamy with cheese on top, it doesn't feel too heavy and was the perfect lighter meal.

The Borough Market was packed this past Saturday when I went. Luckily, Turnips offers quick service…read moreand delicious, fresh strawberries covered in chocolate. They had about a hundred cups of clean, fresh strawberries on a table waiting to be doused in chocolate. This made service much quicker so that every customer could enjoy their dessert within seconds. I do wish they added just a bit more chocolate because it didn't properly sink down the cup and cover all the strawberries.

I haven't been to many M&S shops, but this one seemed a little smaller than some of the other ones…read more Did it have a lot of variety? Sure it did. It had a bunch of different lunch and healthy snack options. Not to mention a ton of unhealthy options! Score! We only came here because we went to St. Paul's Catherdral for a quick visit. If you're in the area, it's a good place to grab a few things. I wouldn't necessarily come here just to come here. They do have a bunch of self-checkout stations, which was great considering we were trying to use up our "leftover" cash.

This was ok, the manager said this was just a smal M&S, that was the reason why the meal-deal had…read moreno vegetarian lunch options included... :(. My sister and I were a little surprise about that: they are in the middle of a busnisplace, tourist-spot ( St. Paulus is nearby) and there were actually 10 different chooses (sandwiches) for vegetarians, so what kind of bread didn't they have, what the 'bigger ones' does. After all we did spare money and did it ok sandwiches, the bread was just a little to old.

As locals go, this is a pretty good one. It's well stocked, has a pharmacy attached and the staff…read moreare super friendly. Plus they do cashback! Looks to be a fairly new store as I've never noticed there before and the design looks quite modern. They do smell a little bit like a hospital because of the pharmacy but who doesn't want a pharmacy & store rolled into one?

This is one of them little Sainsburys, for a little shop it is well stocked and has a good…read moreselection of lunch time meals. As well as food that you can pick up after work to take home and cook for dinner. There is two tills and quite a few self services checkouts, the staff are helpful and a lunch meal deal is £3. The que is generally big, but it goes down really quickly, my only complaint, which I secretly like is, they have a good selection of chocolate by the tills. It is really hard to walk on by with out buying chocolate, they get me every time! There is also a chemist onsite. I bought Ribena and the cheeky bit of chocolate (magic stars)

If you had a inebriated Australian come up to you waving a crushed plastic hat covered in pink…read moresparkles in your face and shouting "Will you put on this hat?", would you comply? (If your answer is yes, I'll probably try to manipulate your agreeableness, asking for back rubs and gourmet meals, so watch out). Well, would you? They guys who work at this Superway would (after a bit of nudging, and no, I'm not asking them for the aforementioned things). You might think that sparkly hat ordeal is made up considering I say plenty of ridiculous things in my reviews. It's not.. I promise. I leave near by this place and I'm always in and out like a turtle and his shell when he's really scared then really relaxed then really scared then really relaaa.... right so. I go in here a lot. The guys who work here are always nice and put up with any hilarious shenanigans silly drunk Australians through their way. My roommate once broke a jar of salsa on the floor there when she knocked it with her bag, and the guys in the shop cleaned it up and told her not to worry about it. They could have gotten mad, but they did not. They could have danced a fiery tango with the broom, but they did not. This store also has a nice selection of humus, in case you wanted to know. It's basically an average grocery I suppose, but it holds a fondness in my heart. You can also top up your Oyster here. Now if that's not the cat's pajamas, I don't know what is