Absolutely the best convenience store in the area, has saved me a trip down to the supermarket on…read morecountless occasions. Good selection of products, have been surprised by some of the stuff you can get there that you wouldn't expect from a small convenience store. Thank you Jays!

The best of the two convenience store in the area. Northfields avenue has a tesco express but you…read morecan go to friendly Jay if you want to avoid the 5 minutes walk. Clean, some sort of choice and a smile. What more to ask for?

So this is off the main road of Bath in a little center of businesses and from the outside we were…read morenot sure there was food there it appeared more business like. Please stop in as the food was delicious. You can eat in, there are a few tables but we walked back to our hotel with a still piping hot carry out. So glad we took the leap of faith to pop inside. Excellent Indian food, lamb stew with tandoori style rice or I could have had white rice. Several chicken options as well as I believe vegan. We liked that it was essentially a mini mart and will be back for the delicious food. The naan bread was great! Service was fast, polite and helpful. I thought the value was good especially for the food.

Just a great little store and convenient for LHR people on the go. You can duck in here and get…read moresome reasonably priced foods and drinks. If you don't want something that comes in a wrapper, head back to the little Indian style deli in the back for tasty samosas, and other selections such as chickpeas biryani and chicken jalfreezi. There is also a great selection of beer and wine available - really impressive for the size of the place. Some tables are also available if you want to eat your food there. Really convenient and decent.

I'm not sure when the guys at the superstores ever sleep, or go home, because they are always here…read more Everyone knows everyone at the Superstores, and everyone knows the friendly team who work here. Whenever I am queuing with my pint of milk, one of the staff will ask the following - how is the family/how is business/how is the love life? (answer; great/ok/not so great). Because my name is Cari, one of the guys would give me DVDs of Carry on films when I came in. Cari -Carry -geddit? So, apart from the great owners, for a convenience store, it is pretty comprehensive. If you want fancy veg or a cheese with a French name, I would get thee to Tescos', but this is great for booze, sweets and snacks,and all those non fancy essentials. There is also a coffee and sandwich corner in part of the shop. The food is done by the next door cafe, 5 At The Bridge, so its good.

Relatively large shop on the Arrivals floor. It had some interesting food options like fun dim sum…read more I guess it's meant for people arriving and on the go to grab some food cause they just got off a plane and are hungry. Serves a purpose. My time going there they had these special holiday timed themed offerings of gin and cookie tins, quite nice in my opinion. Several self checkouts. Staff seemed "busy" but were happy to stop when asked to answer my question. My only wish is they were available after going through airport security when departing (on the gates side). But that's no fault of the location.

Marks and Spencer is a "premium" brand. They sell higher-end clothing and housewares in their…read morelarger stores and recently started a branch selling convenience foods, with their "premium" quality. Prices are just a little higher than regular shops, but again, this stuff is excellent. Sandwiches, crisps, sodas, salads are all ready to eat. There is also an excellent selection of ready-to-heat meals, such as pizzas and soups and Indian foods. And some stuff that needs preparation, like salmon and chicken breasts and minced beef. This location is land-side, at the North end of the arrival waiting area.