D. Fraser McLeod

Excellent family run shop selling some fancy bits and bobs. Like the previous reviewer I cant quite call this a deli. They sell some really interesting foods you don’t see around the area. The guys that run the shop are great — always chatty and friendly.
My main draw for here is the lunch time rolls for a little over a pound. Considering the chain places and coops etc can charge almost three pounds for a disappointing dry sandwich, this is a bargain. Nothing fancy just white rolls salad and whatever tempts you.
They have bargain bins outside the shop which are always worth a browse. If you are passing pop in for a browse and a chat, you wont be disappointed.

I’m not sure if I’m in awe, or just a little disturbed by what I saw at this food store.
I wouldn’t quite call it a deli, although a lot of the food is quite fresh and especially «unique». Outside, there’re fruits and vegetables, and anything else that’s on sale at the moment. When I was there last, there were actual pots of curry (just the sauce ofcourse!) going for £1. Everything else out there looked pretty tempting, but it was quite a hot day so I’m a bit worried the food will have that sun baked taste, which sounds nicer than it tastes as I write it.
Inside, however, was the BIGGEST surprise is inside the store on the shelves. They’re ready made meals, in jars, including duck confit and most bizarrely wild boar. This may be normal to some of you, but I’ve never seen a wild boar let alone eaten one, so… I stared at it for a little while before I left.