Supermarkets in Isle of Dogs, Millwall and Poplar, Greater London

“In every community, there are individuals who make an impact through their service, and Milin from Nisa Grocery Shop is one such gem. Since my first visit to the store, Milin has consistently offered unparalleled assistance, ensuring my shopping experience is both smooth and pleasant. His generosity shines through not just in his willingness to help, but also in his genuine, ever-present smile. Every interaction with Milin reminds me of the power of kindness and how a simple gesture can make a world of difference. Kudos to Nisa for having such a wonderful person on their team! Highly recommended for those who value a personal touch in their shopping experiences.”

“It's not just a food shop at this place. As part of a partnership you can get a selection of items sold in larger John Lewis stores. Kitchen accessories, technology,fashion,gifts ,children's clothes,and not forgetting the only toy department in Canary wharf.I also was pleased to find that having spent over £10, I got two hours free parking (Mon-Fri) and three hours at the weekend.My only small inconvenience was I couldn't pay fir my john lewis products through the waitrose tills.A store worth a visit in Canary wharf.”

“Good sized supermarket, with a big fresh food section. Vegetables are good quality and the fresh pasta is reasonably priced and tasty. There is a carpark if you want to drive there for a bigger shop and a self service checkout machine for if you are just grabbing a few items. There's a Tesco opposite if there's anything you can't pick up from Lidl. Their branded selection is small”

“As chain supermarkets go in London, M&S is the best I've encountered. Almost everything I've purchased from this store has been of high quality, from the fresh beef to the convenience store sandwiches. There's some salted caramel digestives here that are to die for. I've bought a few rib eyes that I have cooked to perfection at home. Even the cheap New York pastrami sandwich is a reasonable facsimile of the real thing and, for the price, it competes with the mighty 7-11 SANDO from Japan (okay, maybe that's a step too far!) What's not to love? It's expensive. But so is London, and one stop in an Aldi will make you forego eating out a few nights a month to save up to splurge here.”

“Title: A Gem in Poplar - Iceland Supermarket Impresses!⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5 Stars)I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Iceland Supermarket in Poplar, and I must say it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. As a loyal customer of various supermarkets, I was pleasantly surprised by the exceptional service and high-quality products offered at this store.Upon entering, I was greeted by friendly staff members who were more than willing to assist me with any queries I had. Their warm and helpful demeanour created a welcoming atmosphere that set the tone for my entire shopping trip.The store layout was well-organized, making it effortless to find exactly what I needed. The aisles were clean and tidy, and the shelves were fully stocked with a wide range of products, both branded and Iceland's own offerings. The frozen food section was particularly impressive, boasting an extensive variety of frozen meals, vegetables, and desserts, all at affordable prices.I was delighted to discover that Iceland offers a fantastic selection of fresh produce as well. The fruits and vegetables were remarkably fresh, and the prices were surprisingly competitive compared to other supermarkets in the area.Another aspect that stood out was the "Iceland Bonus Card" rewards program. Signing up was quick and easy, and I appreciated the additional discounts and special offers I received as a result. It's evident that Iceland values its customers and strives to provide them with added value and savings.During my visit, I had the opportunity to try some of Iceland's own-brand products, and I must say I was impressed by their taste and quality. From savoury snacks to ready-to-cook meals, Iceland's offerings exceeded my expectations and provided a delightful culinary experience.Iceland Supermarket's commitment to sustainability was also commendable. They prominently displayed information about their efforts to reduce plastic packaging and promote eco-friendly practices, which left me feeling like I was supporting a socially responsible company.All in all, my shopping experience at Iceland Supermarket in Poplar was delightful. The attentive staff, diverse product range, excellent organization, and commitment to sustainability make it stand out among other supermarkets in the area. I highly recommend Iceland Supermarket in Poplar to anyone in need of high-quality groceries at affordable prices. It's definitely a gem worth visiting!*Please note that my review is based on my personal experience and may vary for others.*”

“One of the best Tesco’s I’ve been to hands down. This area caters to its local demographic and serves Halal food!!! The range of options available is great! I will be visiting this place again.”

“Asda (Barclays) ATM...This ATM is located at the back of the store, nearby the Click & Collect drive thru section.The machines are fine, works most of the time but needs to be updated, the externals have been damaged over the years due to many factors, some more noticeable than others.One massive drawback due to the location, if it's sunny, it is very hard to see anything on the screen, which doesn't help.”

“Went to this co-op early morning on a Sunday and i was the only customer in there. They had what i wanted from the bakery section. This co-op has 4 self service tills some which take cash aswell as card.”

“It's alright to shop for most essentials but it's a small shop therefore it'll limited. However it's still a convenient local shop which will still offer reasonable price than 7-11 type of shops with somewhat better quantity produce.”

“Convenient store near the place we live. The quality of food is good. However, from time to time, we experience very limited options of eggs / meat (hopefully, it was just a temporary issue). Also, on 1 occasion, the store actually opened 1 hour later than the time mentioned on the official Tesco website, which was quite disappointing.Among advantages - it has functionality of EVRiParcelShop.”

“My go to shopping supermarket. Come here for grocery essentials, clothing and toiletries. Prices are reasonable better than Tesco sainsburys prices. Shelves are always stacked and easy to find as everything is where it’s meant to be. Staff are helpful store is clean and plenty of parking always come here for a food shop.”

“Tesco Express provides convenient shopping with a good selection of essentials. Prices are reasonable, and the store is well-organized. A reliable option for quick grocery needs.”

“Brilliant staff in this Tesco but I would like to warn you in regards to the cigarette Sterling Superking Dual Capsules that when you light these cigarettes they burn down within 2 minutes and do not go out like cigarettes are supposed to, to stop fire within your home they are really dangerous and have reported theses cigarettes to Trading standards and have asked them to recall all of these products to be tested”

“Shelves were well stocked. And a great variety of things to choose from. Lots of clubcard prices for that extra saving which is always great considering the cost of living crisis. I waited in a small que before being served by the lady at the till. Very polite and helped pack my shopping as I had quite a bit. This isn't my local store but will definitely be returning when I'm in the area again soon.”

“We used it pretty much every day for grocery items shopping while staying in Landmark.This is at the ground floor of Landmark. Standard size tesco express.The inventory isn't too full here, often see items not in stock for days.The staff is quite friendly though and multiple check outs.This can get pretty crowded though and might take some time for your billing (not too long though).”

“For its size and location I think this store does a great job of balancing between staples and treats. Shelves have been a bit empty on occasion with recent logistics challenges but this is rarer now - still my goto local supermarket.”