Margiotta Warrender Park

This supermarket, located near my residence at Warrender Park Terrace, has consistently ranked as one of the best in the area. I have been a patron of this establishment for the past four years and have witnessed its transformation from Margiotta to Margiotta Waitrose and Partners. It remains well-stocked and offers a wide variety of grocery items. I highly recommend paying a visit and exploring the store.

My only suggestion for improvement would be to ensure more frequent restocking of bottled milk with the blue/green seal, as I often encounter difficulties in procuring it. While the majority of the staff members are warm and welcoming, there is one individual who does not exhibit the same level of kindness. I have had several encounters with this particular staff member, and I hope that he can improve his customer service skills and demeanor.

I remember this shop from when I lived almost next door to it, over twenty years ago. Now I’ve been back, and it’s still just as good.

If you despise good music and good food, avoid. Otherwise this is a great place, selling lots of interesting types of food and brands you wouldn’t normally get in a standard corner shop.

It may not be the cheapest shop ever, but it doesn’t have the advantage of billions of pounds of annual turnover purchasing power to drive prices down.

All this and and it’s open till 10pm!

Good selection of fresh vegetables and herbs. Also some nice wines, along with household essentials and other goods.
Presently allowing 6 people in the store at the same time.

This store has very high quality products at reasonable prices. Staff are helpful. I was looking for a specific item and Agata went out of her way to locate it downstairs for me. Very friendly and attentive customer service.

Nice family co-op. Good selection of cheeses, flours, etc.

Great service and selection of food. I like the classical music. Support local!

Some folks don’t know what they’ve got.

Little Waitrose, yet still better stocked than other small stores that fit in residential areas. Good options.

50p mark-up or so on everything compared to the big stores.
But. Still very very good as a wee local store. I get sourdough bread here, rye bread, decent Irish butter, tinned fish, lovely ham.. great little lunch options. Cold meats, veggie cartons of delicious goodies, some frozen stuff, loads of dry goods.
Fresh fruit and veg pretty good too. They had Scottish strawberry punnets recently for £1- such a bargain and really fresh still.
Then there's a good choice of daily papers and magazines too.
Pay by cash or card.. spatial distancing, sort of, limit on how many in the shop at any time.
Parking difficult outside but that's CEC for you- making it impossible to shop in the city. They had double yellow parking lines in the bay beside the shop but i think someone must have made them erase these as utterly unreasonable which they were.

I usually shop here rather than Co-op or Sainsbury because the layout is more attractive and classical music plays all the time which relaxes me. They also sell different and more interesting produce not available in other shops. They also sell low priced Co-Op branded items which keeps costs down.

Decent range of food, beers and wines. Their samosas are a thing of beauty! Staff are fairly efficient but generally banterless, which lets the place down a bit

If you're looking for local products, that's the place to visit! Totally worth a stop, the staff is really friendly and even recommended me how to best cook the haggis I was buying. Good selection of goods.