Marks & Spencer Simply Food

Marks and Spencer Simply Food… the saviour of the day on so many occasions. If you want something tasty and are reluctant to (forgive the pun) fork out for restaurant prices, but haven’t the energy to flip open a cookbook, this is what you need.
There’s not a lot to this little shop but it has all the essentials for a tasty meal along with various alcohols. It’s also a good stopping point for a sandwich, which are so much tastier and better value than most other supermarkets.
Marks and Spencers may have fallen from favour in recent years as a department store, but one area is never fails to satisfy on is its food. So don’t pretend you prefer Sainsburys, just give in to those mouth-​watering adverts they have on TV and stock up right here.

If you’re one for quality food and happen to be in the area, Marks and Spencer Simply Food is definitely your best bet. Otherwise, there’s Macdonalds… A compact little shop, which stocks a good selection of wines and convenience foods, and a not-​so-​good selection of fresh produce, this store is okay if your intentions veer more towards tasty treats. The mini bakery boasts a mouth-​watering selection of pastries, soft doughy cookies and the like and you’ll also find an assortment of top quality confectionery (try the freeze dried strawberies capped with white chocolate — mmm) Prices are contestable but this is M&S we’re talkin’ about…

This place deserves 1 star only because of its stock levels which are usually very high. The prices are what really lets the place down, they are extortionate prices for the amount that you get. Avoid at all costs

m and s are very overpriced for what they are– they will soon notice a drop in profits as more poeple tighten up their belts. i prefer sainsbury’s!

I love the bras there as they are very soft and well priced.

Lovely food, but very very expensive and also very small here better off going to a bigger Marks and Spencers in Bristol.

Great quality manufactured food, as always, from M&S, this store is great for pre-​cinema stocking up, or if you don’t want to «eat» at McDonald’s! There is a good selection of wine and ‘food-​to-​go’, but it is pretty bare on fresh raw ingredients, because most people go in there just to stock up on a few tasty treats. Look out for the caramelised onion pickle — I challenge anyone to say that Branston is better!

This is a pretty handy little shop to grab some food in if you find yourself at Avon Meads retail park because there is nowhere to buy a quick snack other than Macdonald’s (ew!) or an eat-​in place… this is good for a bit of shopping, not the weekly shop. They have most types of food here, but just a small selection of everything so if you’re looking for a specific product you may be disappointed… but that’s to be expected in a minimarket type shop.