Award Winning Sussex Fishmonger…read more - Winner of best Sussex Food/Farm Shop 2012/13 - Winner of best Sussex Food/Farm Shop 2013/14 - Winner of "Fishmonger of the Year 2014" at the Farm shop & Deli Show 2014

Great little shop, we really enjoyed our seafood platter that we got for our anniversary. Dan was…read morehelpful helping us choose which platter to go for. Portions were very generous we were eating it for lunch two days after. Thank you!

When in London, afternoon tea is a must…read more I booked a reservation with Fortnum & Mason a few months in advance but when we arrived on a Sunday at 12:30PM, there seemed to be plenty of open tables available. A live pianist played in the front entrance. Staff were kind and proper. They offered to hang our coats in the closet. Afternoon Tea came with refillable teas, sandwiches, scones, and desserts. A Savory Afternoon Tea was an option as well, which doesn't have any sweets. I enjoyed all of the sandwiches. Everything was equally delicious, except the Cucumber and Lemon Mint. The Suffolk Ham with English Mustard had a nice kick. The Egg Mayonnaise was a classic for me. The Coronation Chicken was a mini chicken salad in a sandwich. The Kames Bay Trout with dill Cream Cheese is a great combination. I'm not a huge scone person, but the savory scones were very good. The Fortnum Strawberry Preserve was our favorite. For the desserts, my favorite was the Dark Chocolate with Hazelnut Praline. The Hazelnut Praline cookie bottom was airy and crisp. The chocolate inside was a light mousse. All of the desserts were extremely fragrant. The Rose Eclair and Orange Mousse played no games. I also liked the Treacle Tart because of its nutty flavor. I was incredibly full that I couldn't finish the Coconut Loaf, which was my least favorite. For the price of £85 per person, it was well worth the experience and the quality of the food and the service. Treat yourself!

This was not just food. This was not just an experience of a lifetime. This was pure, unadulterated…read moreimmersion into the British Culture. The food here was fantastic and nothing I had experienced before. I'm obviously not one who partakes in Tea Parties all that often. But holy cow did this blow me away. The ambiance was upscale. You felt like a royal family while dining and eating the queen's favorite finger foods. The service was unfortunately subpar. But the whole experience is one of the few that can overshadow that fact. It's expensive. But well worth the price of admission.

One of the best shops for miles around for health food and biodynamic/organic produce.read more

From the owner: Selling everything from fresh organic and biodynamic fruit & vegetables, dried goods, cosmetics,…read moremakeup & zero waste products.

Below The Coffee Pot and I said you would end up in here. Fantastic range of home-made sweets and…read moregoodies. Good diabetic range and the colours make your eyes sparkle. Wonderful window display of memorabilia ie old pound/ten shilling notes, loose coins, old tills and all manner of Days Gone By. Very uniquie tastes of different sweets.

wonderful shop! brilliant selection of cheese and wines and beers plus loads of other amazing…read moretreats..... and now they even have hot delicious coffee to enjoy in house or to take away. best shop in town. helpful staff will help guide you to whatever you are looking for.

The Thresher's group dissolved a while back and the Haywards Heath branch was left vacant for a few…read moremonths. Thankfully, one persons misfortune is anothers gain. In this case, the residents of Haywards Heath are the benefactors. Grape and Grain took over the premises and offer aslightly different take on the off licence. With a well stocked deli (stocking some amazing local cheeses and pate) and a selection of chilli sauces, chutneys and other tasty bites you get more than cans of Stella or Special Brew. The ale selection at the Grape is likewise impressive with a range of local and quirky bottles that you just don't find in the chain offies. Most will have a discount on buying in three's and my biggest challenge is having to limit my purchasing to 3 bottles! I haven't purchased much wine from here, but the selection is once more of a high calibre, focusing on the wine buff rather than the bargain basement bottles. The shop also hold regular tasting sessions on the weekend and I passed an enjoyable few hours sampling the offerings of the Fallen Angel Brewery. The Grape's staff are really friendly and always up for a chat. It's the kind of shop where you end up on first name basis and can easily become one of the locals. All your other expected supplies from tobacco, mixers and such like are on sale and they will also wrap your purchases into gift packs if you want to give an alternative present to a friend. All in all, this is what a food and drink shop should be and you can tell that it is run by lovers of the finer things. Extreme top marks for the Grape and Grain!

It wasn't at said address. Used the GPS, walked there with my spouse and it was nowhere to be…read morefound. Please update these things... we ended up eating at a subpar place.

I stumbled upon Augustus Harris while in search of dinner on a busy weekend evening near Covent…read moreGarden. This restaurant takes reservations online, so I snagged one and headed over. At first, I found the menu a bit odd. I was expecting a more traditional Italian selection with pastas. Instead, Augustus Harris offers a selection of crostinis, bruschettes, cheese, salami, and small bites. But, if I expected a wider selection, what I enjoyed was terrific. The Anchovy and Butter Soldiers (small piece of bread with butter and anchovies) were salty and exploded with taste. And the Prosciutto bruschette with herbed Goat Cheese and fig jam was outstanding. Prices are reasonable for the quality and freshness of the food. The spot is quite small and romantic. It seats maybe ten people upstairs and a few more downstairs. A great place for a romantic bite or a visit before the theater.

This little stall is always set up outside Feng Shui restaurant although I'm not sure there is any…read moreconnection to the restaurant. A little sign proclaims that this confectionery was invented for an emperor several millennia ago. It's fascinating to watch as the chef starts with a piece of maltose sugar, which is elastic and this is formed into a ring shaped and with repeated dipping into toasted flour to keep the strands separate, is repeatedly stretched and twisted with each repetition tripling the number of strands. The final resulting collection of fine strands is then divided into small bunches which are put around crushed peanuts. Eaten immediately, these are soft and quite moreish. The chef says that these can be kept in the fridge but they will turn hard. It's entertainment as much as food which draws the crowds. Fun to watch but prices are a bit steep at £3 for one box and £10 for 4 boxes.

As soon as they open the line forms to order a sandwich or bowl…read moreOf soup. You order at the counter and take a seat. Their menu is extensive featuring all kinds of sandwiches on a variety of breads, with their most popular sandwiches listed on a board. They have creative combinations too. All made fresh to order and ready quickly. Seating inside is very limited and sharing a table is common. The shop also features deli items and food gifts too. Great shop! Staff are very kind and helpful- we ate here twice. First time I had the chicken coronation on wheat and the second time I had egg - so delish and the portion was huge!

One of the best sandwich shops I've ever been to. Has fantastic mustards and honey to bring home…read morefor treats for others or yourself. Bread was fresh, chicken salad mixture is one I'll be dreaming about and I will absolutely be returning on any and every trip to London. Delightful staff and service as well. Prepare for a line, it moves quick and is a testament to how great this shop is!

I used to use this butchers all the time and found the meat to be so much better than the…read moresupermarket stuff. I must admit I stopped going as it was easier just to do my shop on the internet. Seeing this on here has reminded me and i am going to start going again. The sausages in particular are great. It is also easy to stop close by so easier than going into the main town. Not sure how the prices compare to the supermarket but the quality is definately better.

Les Alans is a quality butcher. Marc the owner is friendly , honest and very very knowledgeable as…read moreare his staff... I stopped going to waitrose a while ago and have found that this butcher offers better value qnd much higher quality meat than you can get elsewhere. His bbq range is incredible........the marinades and spicy rubs are unique and his beef burgers are the best I have tasted. The butcher also runs a free delivery service which is really handy when you can't get to the premises.

It's like Whole Foods! With the price tag to match!…read more You know how they refer to Whole Foods affectionately as 'Whole Paycheck?' Well, similarly -- As Nature Intended (me to be broke). I suppose. This mini-chain is very similar to my favored "The Grocery" up on Kingsland Road but I just so happen to be down by Spitalfields often enough that I've popped in to this market a few times for the (not-so) essentials. Let's face it, it's a bleak state of affairs down Commercial Street at Tesco Local. I can't even bring myself to go in there. The amount of plastic wrapping and pre-packaged foods just makes me want to barf, no joke. I just can't most of the time, I'd rather go anywhere else. So yes, while As Nature Intended is a bit pricier -- it's also a LOT nicer, has WAY better food things in it and if I want to pay 100 quid for a bag of (basically) snacks, so it shall be done. Sometimes one just wants to feel wholesome, right? Yes. Of particular interest here is their health and beauty section -- well stocked and comprehensive. They carry REN, which I adore and also full range of Wedela which I buy often for the little person in our house. The soups are great, and they have CO-YO (coconut milk yogurt) which is my favorite thing of 2015 thus far. Staff is friendly. You'll be broke but you'll be happy. Good organic food stuffs up in here.

I LOVE this shop it is probably my favourite on earth and as they say outside their shop "Wealth is…read morewell and truly health". It is fully stocked with healthy foods and goodies to help you get through the week and help you to feel like an amazing human being. To add the staff are super friendly and delightful whenever I visit, always displaying a smile on their face and asking if any help is required (it is always the small gestures that count). I can literally spend near to an hour browsing the nut butters, chocolate aisle and fruit pantry, and last but not least - they even provide a sink for you to wash your fruit and veg if you wish to consume it straight away. Also, if you are lucky you may be greeted with a sample of peanut butter or other tasty snack to help you through your shop. If you're a true foodie and health and fitness fiend like me, you'll fall in love with this place!