I've loved this store since I discovered the branches in Battle and Tenderden. The chef-prepared…read moreready meals taste great and are so much healthier than supermarket alternatives. I often use Cook if I've got people coming round as all you have to do is stick it in the oven, no messy prep work and far less washing up. This all leads to more time with your guests. They also do sauces, snacks and party food as well as an Indian range and kids meals. Perfectly balanced and hassle-free. What's not to love.

They advertised a discount code to return to their service (I was a previous one-off customer -…read morethey had missed an item and delivered bread with the bag ripped open). I received the 40% discount code and was advised I had 6 days to use it and attempted to use it the next day. I added it at checkout, it didn't apply or indicate it did not work and instead they just charged the full amount. I then contacted customer service and was told 'I can confirm that the promo code COMEBACK40 is no longer working as it has reached the maximum entries.' I hadn't used it (I had only received it a day earlier), they never contacted people to advise they were withdrawing their promotion instead just charged the full amount in the hope you would not notice. They are a scam. Their products are delivered damaged, they miss items, they are overpriced and they have false advertising.

I wanted to like milk & more…read more Milk delivery is convenient, saves waste and has that warm feeling of nostalgia. however, the milkman refuses to take away the empty bottles - to the point I had up to 30 bottles on my doorstep which is dangerous for my kids. customer services informed me that this was because i wasn't cleaning them properly. I was already rinsing them - which is what they asked for. I started putting them through the dishwasher. not good enough. i started wiping off any residue inside the bottle with a toothbrush. not good enough! Friendly customer service is great, but not if they can't change anything. I've cancelled and am looking for an alternative.

Okay, so first of all, this isn't open 24 hours; least of all on a Sunday, when it closes at 5PM…read morealong with every other grocery store in the area. That being said, even during the lockdowns, it is open fairly late and is really only one of two stores on this street that can be considered an actual supermarket. Enormous though it is- by UK standards- it isn't hard to get around inside and has two floors to keep things simple and easy to navigate, as well as an underground parking garage for those who dare to drive on these streets. Food and seasonal grocery-related items are on the bottom; clothing, toiletries, cookware, toys, and everything else are on the top. The prices here are very good for most items, and the quality ranges from, "I wouldn't trust this," to "I'll take ten!" The variety alone makes it worth the trip and the rather long checkout queues, as you're likely to be able to find everything you need in one go. Just don't expect a whole lot from the staff, as most will give you a lukewarm response, at best. If for any reason, you don't find what you're looking for, there are two other- smaller- grocery stores just a few minutes' walk down the street. And personally, I rather like walking here. Streatham High Street has a nice homey vibe to it.

A shiny new Tesco Extra in Streatham. Fun!…read more I headed down (rather further than my usual shopping ventures) as some friends had mentioned it and I wanted to check out this giant store that's now vaguely nearish me. There was something in particular I was looking for and while they didn't have it, 2 different associates were very nice in trying to help me locate it at another store. Overall, a nice place. Good location, lots of bright and natural light (always a bonus in any shop), and good selection.

The food was really delicious. We ordered several dishes. The portion sizes were good. A chicken…read moredish that was in a green sauce was perfectly spiced. A lamb in dahl which was very tasty though the lamb was little chewy. Chicken with saag was good. Biryani and separate sauce, very nice. Garlic naan nice and garlicky. Forgot to order rice, but that was plenty of food for the four of us with leftovers which we enjoyed for lunch the next day! Highly recommend!

I am new in the area and was glad to discover that place thanks to the previous review on Qype!…read moreI bought some old time favorites: BN biscuits, apple compote Andros, saucisson artisanal aux noisettes, St Nectaire and tomme de Savoie cheese + some pains au chocolat, pains aux raisins, tartes au citron and baguette. All tastes like home except for the baguette which is definitely not homemade (and the reason why I only give 4 stars) French people will be happy to know that they can also find cassoulet, choucroute, raclette, rillette, petits écoliers etc at reasonable prices. Miam miam!!!

OMG.... have you seen the new refurb...?…read more This deli has now been cleaned up by the new owners... it looks amazing. Still a french deli.. stocking all things french... food, pastries, cakes, beers & wines. The new owners are lovely & friendly.... & have done a wonderful job with bringing this delicatessen up to date. Also, they've introduced some wonderful cake pops that all us locals are going crazy for!

delivery was exactly right. sufficient ingredients, freshly prepared. price was fair. Correct size,…read moreexactly how it should be in my opinion.

Had a long day from a day trip out to the countryside and had just gotten back to our hotel in…read moreLondon. We decided to call it a night since we were exhausted and couldn't even bring ourselves to pick up food a block away (having a toddler plus jetlag does that to you!). The first thing that popped into my head was to have pizza delivered. This place was close and offered late night delivery so I placed the online order. Considering this is London they have excellent price point and delivery was quick and prompt. Having never ordered from this place before, I decided to call just to get a confirmation a short time after placing my order. A staff member who answered was super helpful and mentioned they were already on it that my order was in the oven. Sure enough, the food arrived about 30 minutes later to our hotel. Pizza was surprisingly pretty decent as I had no idea what to expect considering their price point. No issues here!

Sometimes supermarket shopping is just utterly depressing. The Sainsbury's Local at the end of my…read moreroad is a complete joke. Every time I stroll in there to pick up an onion they're out of stock. It's uncanny. That's one reason why I choose to go to other local grocery shops like Paamir Super Market. They never run out of food and all of their stuff is quality. I don't know whether it's organic or not, but you can tell that the fruits and vegetables you pick up from here are way better quality than Sainsbury's; they're brighter and they simply look more edible. The prices are generally cheaper than at huge grocery chains as well. You can get four avocadoes for a pound here and a three tonne bag of rice for a fiver. I'll trade Sainsbury's shopping for this any day.

Michelin star style food.. In a prison? Yep that pretty much sums up The Clink…read more Everything about The Clink from the cooks, waiters, furniture to paintings helps in the rehabilitation of inmates. Food was comparable to any uk celeb chef restaurant and particularly reminded me of food from Jason Atherton's city social but cheaper and well.. in a prison. Our waiter Jamal was super sweet and made sure to make eye contact with both of us. He was happy to answer any questions about his life and even gave us a tour of the kitchen after our meal! Bookings must be made 72 hours in advance with a £30 deposit (for 2 people). Passport ID is required and all electronic devices must be left in a locker before entering the prison/restaurant. On the website it says that you're only allowed to pay by cheque but we couldn't find our cheque books so they agreed to let us pay by cash instead. Two 3 course meals + drinks came up to ~£60 which was reasonable for the quality of food served. It really sucks that there's a no photos allowed policy as the food and restaurant were both stunning. It also super sucks that it's only open mon-fri for lunch as most people have to work then :(

Fine dining where you wouldn't expect it, unless you believe what the Daily Mail has to say about…read morethe lifestyle of a prisoner. Whatever your opinion of the food it's unlikely you will be able to leave without paying here. The "dine and dash" difficulty rating is set to hard. The Clink is a charity funded restaurant initiative set within the prison walls and staffed by inmates for both front and back of house. The prisoners employed here are working towards attaining qualifications in the hospitality industry which can hopefully offer them a route into gainful employment upon their release. The menu and the presentation of the food is of the calibre you would expect from a high end eatery. Our waiter Craig assured me it was considerably better than what they serve on the wings! All the food I had was good, plated well and with distinct flavours which combined amicably to create very enjoyable dishes. I started with pressed game terrine, ciabatta croûte, fruit chutney and baby cress. I followed this with Three Little Pigs: caramelised pork belly, pancetta wrapped pork fillet, black pudding bon bon, mini fondants, shallot purée and apple jus. For dessert I chose spiced poached pear with hot chocolate sauce and vanilla bean ice cream. I'm normally a sucker for photographing my food at restaurants, not here though. Upon arrival you have to leave your phone, camera, keys, chewing gum, aerosols, cash above £50 and anything else they deem inappropriate in a locker outside the prison. You can try sneaking a camera in if you like, but you might end up working here if you do. Craig told me the rate of pay is £10 a week, and they only accept payment by cheque so no tips to top your wages up with. It's probably better just to leave the camera outside. The Clink really creates a bizarre juxtaposition. If you overlook the fact there is no alcohol and you have plastic cutlery you could almost be forgiven for thinking you are eating in a Michelin starred restaurant, until you look through the barred windows at the high walls topped with tight coils of razor wire snaking out of view in every direction. It was great though, unlike anything else I've ever experienced at a restaurant. Our bill was about £25/head including drinks which for the quality of the food was a bargain. I would definitely go again and recommend it to others. Things to note: No under 18s. You must book at least 72 hours in advance. When you apply to book they will ask you for various background information to carry out security checks before clearing you to book, for me this process took a couple of days. You can only pay by cheque (or invoice by prior arrangement). Reservations are Monday to Friday only for breakfast or lunch.

I love their organic food and my favourites are their cosmetics such as the Aloe vera for hair and…read morethe Argan oil for skin and hair. They have the purest products i ever had in the city. My face is so clean, my hair stop falling and shine in the sunshine ... No one i know could believe that prompt change in me! My face use to be dark and spotty because of the pollution and my friend's daughter used to have bad eczema but now thanks to the Argan oil mostly, our skin is so fresh. I advised you to use Argan oil from Morocco mostly as it works within such a short time!!! I tell all my family, friends and colleagues to go to MAITRI as they have the best OIL .