Choo choo welcome to sausage town!…read more If meat is your crack, get to the Cronx and get a taste of cracking Krakow and other regional Polish produce! At the sausage bar they'll kindly let you try before you buy and they go to great 'lengths' to help you understand what's what. The gateaux and cake selections are also quite marvellous. I took an old school dark chocolate cherry gateaux to an Easter picnic and needless to say there were slim pickings when it came to having seconds. On another occasion a dense biscuity brick of a cheesecake was quite satisfactory among friends too! I promise you, you'll go wild in the aisles here and it's a great incentive to learn some Polish to find out what other potentially delicious treats are hiding behind the mysterious pretty packagings. I wouldn't want to offend anyone's Babcia but more of them ready made deli fresh pierogis to go are coming home with me next time!

Best supermarket in the whole of London. Quality food at affordable prices. You can on almost…read moreclassify everything as organic, and the best deli counter in the country. You do not have to speak Polish to shop here, everyone is welcome. The moment you walk in, there is a feeling of a cordial continental Europe. Get a Mleczko card and shop here daily, I do.

I visited Murrays for the first time last September, and I was thoroughly happy with the Pork…read moreChops, Beef Brisket, and various types of sausages. The lamb was out of this world. The Customer service was first class and I can hardly wait to return. I will be returning in March. I am looking for a wonderful experience with delicious meat. Thank you, Alan and Murray, I am Looking forward to returning soon forward Carla from Bermuda

South London's Meat Market. Murray Bros are doing a fine job in keeping, maintaining and following…read morethe Family Tradition that this establishment has adopted, I should know cos I've been using them for almost a Quarter of a Century. Nothing is too much trouble for Dean & Alan Murray and their ever helpful staff. Often overlooked by the ever growing convenient stores that seem to be cropping up all over Penge, with their so called cheaper options. Well let me tell YOU this. Quality Products with a personal service and attention to detail is second to none. 1st Rate Local Butchers, Champagne 4 Beer Money... So what are YOU waiting for .. Get some Pork on YOUR Fork....How they manage this with the 'Astronomical Rates' they have to pay via 'Bromley Council',is totally beyond me..Cut the boys some slack.. Tags: butchers, Penge, Meat Market Barra Boy Burger

Tooting Market is possibly the poorest, most underwelming market I've been to. The market is pretty…read moresmall but there's nothing in the market that's really worth buying. With Spitalfields and Borough Market you can get a variety of food form fresh bread to on the spot sandwiches but this market is more like a fruit and veg / cheap little market selling cheapy food and goods, not really up-market and fancy. Very no frills. Even if you can't be bothered going all the way East or to the Southbank, Northcote Road Market (a very continental market) is close by. I'm not really sure what this really has to offer and I wouldn't trust the fruit and veg from here either, I'd give it a miss.

This is one of the most authentic and down to earth markets I have ever been to in London! If you…read morewant a slice of South London, look no further, it's all here in Tooting market. I wandered through the plastic flowers, reggie music shops, sari fabric stalls, toys that don't meet EU standards, dodgy bags, henna hair dye and weave in a selection of fabulous colours. It's great to mooch around, buy household essentials, cheap summer clothes or even have your nails done! Its for locals, so don't expect glamour, expect friendliness. I bought some lovely plastic flowers and the lovely gent said I smiled so much he gave me another bunch for free! You can't beat that for customer service! It's one to go with a friend to have a mooch and browse away. Don't judge a book by its cover. this really is a fabulous gem of a market.

Great selection, especially for a neighborhood shop. Everything I've purchased from here so far has…read morebeen fresh and flavorful.

I secretly look forward to my trips to Scotch Meats. Even though grocery shopping is technically a…read morechore, I'll make the extra stop here for the selection and because they always call me young lady or love. What can I say, such good old fashioned charm will keep me coming back for more. They have the kind of meats you can't find in Iceland or Tesco, such as organ meats, spare ribs, and minced pork; common items, but not common enough for your high street retailer to stock. Now that summer is coming they have a greater variety of skewers. I recently tried their Kofta skewers (a bargain at 49p each), which were really tasty! They also have ready-made sauces and even some pasta in the store, which I will have to try someday.

My local supermarket. Not always the cheapest, and even if I go in for a pint of milk, I end up…read morespending at least £15 on things I *need. That being said, the service is generally pretty good, and I chat to quite a few of the staff - if the TV show Cheers, was set in a supermarket rather than a bar, it would be this Sainsbury's, and Ted Danson would play Alun on the butcher counter.

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Not clean. They handled the meat without gloves on and then excepted payment. When grinding the…read moremeat, no gloves. Also they do not allow you to pick the fat percentage. Unbelievable, first shop that I heard of doing this.

I go to Village Butchers weekly for my 18 pack of eggs for £1.49. I have purchased quite a…read moreselection of their meats at this point, and everything has been exceptional. My favourites include their sausage selection (8-10 different kinds), especially the 'Welsh Dragon' sausage which has leeks and hot peppers in. Their roast meats are impressive, and the bacon superb. They have a very good BBQ range, including Chinese, Piri Piri and BBQ sauce varieties. Support your local butcher! Their prices are cheaper and their quality is better. Period.