Convenience Stores in Sheerness, Kent

“A bit like the "Old Curiosity Shop" - so many odds and ends that you simply can't find anywhere else - it's gone from being my last resort to being my first port of call - great little shop for all your DIY needs”

“First time I have been here, had a list and amazingly they had everything I needed, for a smallish shop they have utilized every bit of space and carry just about everything the local community needs.\\nStaff were friendly as well.\\nWill definitely visit again.”

“Always use this shop, always kind and friendly in there. Even recieved a Christmas card and a bottle of wine last year.. Such lovely staff can't fault it or them.”

“Great local shop with fresh produce as well as drinks, newspapers and bakery sections. Free parking, just outside I have frequented this shop over 42 years. Recommended!”

“Just what this end of the town needed, it's a combination of co-op and nisa gives a great mix of productsThey have a wide selection of items ranging from fresh meats and vegetables (mostly co-op) along with most fridge items, cupboard food, tins and packets right the way through to household items. Prices are very good. Coffee to go also available. What more could you want.”

“Open until late. Good quality food and semi-reasonable prices for the most part. Get there early in the morning to grab a fresh chocolate croissant - they are the best you will ever try!”

“Open every day & for 3yrs I've found the staff to be friendly & happy You can pickup some great deals too ~ It's a lifeline for me as its just a walk up the road :-)”

“Very nice personnel. Beers, Wines & Spirits we’ve a wide range in-store to suit all tastes From traditional favourites, to something more specialist, our range has been carefully selected to offer you great variety at prices you’ll enjoy. Saving you money on leading brands everyday Offering you money saving promotions throughout the year is at the heart of our trading values. Everyday you’ll find special promotions on leading branded goods. From confectionery to grocery, newspapers & magazines to alcohol, we have an extensive range for you to shop.”

“My boyfriend and I were hungry after our shop at Tesco and decided to give the café a go.Firstly we were served by Scott, who was happy and gave off a very chilled vibe, which I like.We ordered a halloumi burger each. I had the chocolate milkshake, and he had a large Americano.The milkshake was really good actually, and the portion was decent. The coffee was even better though; it was really nutty and refreshing and came in a big mug. We both shared it!The meal came with piping hot fresh chips coated in peri peri spice which tasted great, and the burger was really good too, although the burger and plate could've been warmer.The burger was served in a plain untoasted bun which was fine, but the bun could've been toasted and/or seeded. That would've been nicer. The burger contained thick chunks of halloumi, two fresh tomato slices and lettuce. It had chilli jam and peri peri mayonnaise.The prices were:£2.90 for the large coffee, which represents good value£4 ish for the milkshake, which represents okay value, but could've been better. You'd expect to pay something like that for a drink from Costa£7.50 each for the burger and chips which was okay value, but it's about what you'd pay in a Wetherspoons.I gave the café 4 stars. The place was clean, spacious, had a wide variety of seating and table options. The food was good, but not great, and the service was fast and friendly.I would've given this café 5* if it offered better value for money, or some kind of clubcard incentives (with money off or extra points), or even a combo meal/drink offer. The snacks and cakes in particular were quite expensive at £2-£2.50 for one slice or one muffin. For a supermarket, that's not really justifiable in my opinion, when you could just grab a pack of 4 muffins for cheaper, for example.On the whole, I had a great meal with my partner and great, quick service!”