In addition to the big Waitrose, the smaller Sainsbury’s and the 24-hour Tesco in front of the tube stop, there is a People’s Supermarket on Lamb’s Conduit. The People’s sells good craft beer and wine (buy a reusable jub and fill it up for £5). They also do a 10% student discount. The following are some other specitalty food shops that can be of use.
Alara
Address: 58-60 Marchmont Street, London WC1N 1AB
Telephone: 020 7837 1172
Website: http://www.alara.co.uk/
Description: A good but pricey health food shop around the corner on Marchmont street.Aux pains de papy
Address: 279 Grays Inn Road, London WC1X 8QF
Telephone: 0777 16 13 779
Website: http://www.auxpainsdepapy.co.uk/
Description: Specialty French breads and pastries on Gray's Inn road.Chapel Fruit & Veg
Address: 72 Chapel Market, N1 9ER
Telephone: 020 7837 6897
Website:
Description: A small fruit and vegetable shop opened in 2014. They offer all year round exotic fresh fruits and vegetables that you won't necessarily find in a supermarket.SOAS
Address: Thornhaugh Street, London WC1H 0XG
Telephone: 020 7637 2388
Website: http://www.soas.ac.uk/
Description: If you know anyone who goes to SOAS, get them to sign you in as a guest as every Wednesday from 1-4pm when they have a bulk food stall in the JCR. The prices are heavily subsidized and the quinoa ends up being a fraction of the price of what you pay in Alara. And you fill your own bag. So worth it if you're a heavy consumer!Unpackaged
Address: 197 Richmond Road, London E8 3NJ
Telephone: 020 8986 7933
Website: http://www.beunpackaged.com
Description:
Chapel Fruit & Veg (72 Chapel Market, N1 9ER) opened in 2014. The offer all year round fresh exotic fruits, vegetables and mushrooms that you won’t necessarily find in a supermarket.