M&S Simply Food

Great place to get some top notch food especially if you’re in a hurry to work or you have a train to catch. Their sandwiches are lovely quality like the smoked salmon and cream cheese for example which is scrumptious! I also like the sushi they sell (from £1) which comes in a small carton with a tiny mini soy sauce which is delicious with the cucumber rolls etc.
Although a lot of their products are quite expensive, i think it’s worth paying more for them because you know you are always going to get high quality.
The service is this store is good because although queues are long, they always have plenty of staff to deal with customers.

This isnt just food its marks and spencers food — this isnt just a food shop its a marks and spencers food shop. This is so different and luxurious. You can grab a ready made sandwich, salad, panini, pasty or cake and bun. Their fresh fruit salad is gorgeous and the juice it is in is yummy and not too sweet. Their salads are absolutely filling and gorgeous. You can also buy lots of different ready meals and snacks and quiches. They also do biscuits, breads, buns and alcohol which is a vast assortment of choice. The food is always fresh and very tasty and top quality — you can taste the difference and tell it isnt cheap. The alcohold is ok but is the dearest variety so be prepared to pay a lot. It gets really busy so be prepared to queue as there arent that many tills.

One of the larger railway station branches of Simply Food, located on the west side of the station (ie the Grosvenor hotel side). It’s an odd ‘L’ shape, and takes a little while to find your way to the relevant section, but they have a reasonably good selection of sandwiches and snacks to stock up with before a journey, or ready meals if you are on your way home and fancy something easy.
They have a small fresh bread and fresh fruit and veg section, as well as a surprisingly good wine section. I bought my wine here for a leaving do from work, and got a good deal on two dozen bottles.
It get a bit crowded at rush hours, but there are checkouts on both sides (there are actually three entrances and exits) so the queues aren’t too bad.
(PS — it’s not actually within W H Smith — the photo is of the separate store).