Co-op Food - Wembley - Olympic Way

I visit this Co-op on game day finding it ideal for pre and post match snacks. It gets very busy and certain lines sell out quickly. The staff do a great job of getting people served quickly. It is a very short walk from the stadium.

Chung and the team were very helpful, got the product i wanted to here.

Small Co-op, great for grabbing a drink when you're on the go.

Valuable place for food specialy hot foods its very cheaper, tasty and fresh

Nice small co-op. Lots of tills.

Jedyne miejsce w pobliżu Wembley gdzie można było zrobić zakupy w niedzielę rano.

Convenient branch. Good offers on a meal deal lunch time. Sandwich was nice. Limited items but enough for 'essentials'. Slight mark down as till area could be cleaner!

Stock choices are rather minimal, and fresh F&V can be sparse, but ok for basic essentials. Good spirit and wine selections though!

Great selection and great location. However I would appreciate an increased selection of fresh vegetables and fruits.

Good coop nice to see here. Usual high quality.

Le 14 août matin, j’ai fait des courses. La supérette était propre et bien rangée. 2 dames ( une manager et une employée?) étaient gentilles et serviables. Juste c’est dommage que ce magasin soit petit…pas beaucoup de choix.

I went to this co-op and other supermarkets/stores many times, but this was the first time the cashier staff accused me of stealing things for no reason. Let me tell you the details of what happened. I was looking for a dishwasher tablet and a small toothpaste for traveling needs at Co-op. I found the dishwasher tablet that I wanted, but when I saw the toothpaste, I was not sure it was good because it’s not one that I usually use, so I took that toothpaste to see the details information. I don’t think it match my references, so then I put it back exactly where I took it the first time. After that, I directly walk to the self-checkout to pay for the dishwasher tablet that is already in my hand. The total time I spend is less than 5 minutes, I guess. For information, my left hand is holding the dishwasher tablet, and my other hand is holding the phone. When I finished paying at the self-checkout, the cashier staff unpleasantly called me and talked to me, and she was pretty sure that she saw me take a thing and not scan it on self-checkout. I was pretty confused and asked her to check my bag by herself, but then she said sorry and pretended that nothing happened. My question is, what part of my action made her think I would steal? Is it forbidden now to take a thing before I decide to buy it? So am I only allowed to take things that will end up at the cashier or self-check-out? I think I’ll never visit this co-op again. Thank you for all the experiences, and also, this dishwasher tablet (will be the last thing I bought for this place 🙂).