Convenience Stores in Finsbury Park and Manor House, Greater London

“My son comes like 2-3 times a week. He says the staff are kind and helpful. He also told me everything he wants is always in stock. He calls it his favourite shop.”

“I love this shop. The staff are amazing and helpful. Everything you want is available and if not the staff will ensure that it's in next time. During lockdown, these guys were exceptional, even delivering items to locals whom couldn't get out. They remember our birthdays and always have a box of chocolates on hand!! Totally recommend”

“Have the essentials and important things .. tidy place .. prices are a little bit high but over all the products are in good shape and clean .. closes at 11 p.m .. and had Costa coffee Vendor inside ?”

“Love this Sainsburys! Always great when needing little bits on the way home and I can not say enough about the wonderful staff here. They are always so friendly, helpful and kind. Well done to this team for making the shopping experience so wonderful every time! Thank you.”

“A small shop but I got everything I needed. Well laid out, good range of quality produce (decent range of fruit and veg and a good stock of beers and wines). Smaller range of chocolates/sweets. I was served quickly and efficiently.”

“I came here on Christmas eve after finishing work had my hand full and asked memeber of staff nasim i believe thats the guys name if theres any cranberry juice anywhere and he happily went and found 1 for me and asked if i needed a basket but i went to the chekout after ... great customer service”

“Great shop. They have a brilliant system for the parcels which means it’s so much faster and more organized than other places I’ve tried. The staff work super hard from early in the morning until late at night. Thank you.”

“Got served by a Tesco employee named Firat very helpful, friendly and welcoming, I made an enquiry regarding an item he was so willing to help, great customer service an amazing overall Tesco worker, he is exceeding all standards.”

“Much has been said of this Sainsbury’s by my fellow reviewers, out there speaking the gospel. There is anger, and sticky emotion, ignited into strange tirades with poor punctuation.The mic drop moment seems somehow less impressive in written form, where it equates to dropping your phone and breaking the screen, then crying about insurance to anyone who’ll listen.The following tales of woe have surely extracted enough in the way of tears to salt a tube of Pringles:Claims of attempted theft, for which the perpetrator refused to apologise - shocking.Laid back name calling, with feelings left hurt - national outcry.Multiple male humans standing at the adjacent bus stop - and still the government looks on.Harrowing to say the least, but what to make of these valid accounts. There is little else for it.... With noble disposition, we lower the cap of judge, jury and executioner onto our expectant heads.Blackstock Road- it no doubt presents a sticky wicket when the policeman has his innings. The activity is fishier than fermented mackerel. And that heady aroma wafts into the Sainsbury’s as it does the pizzeria, when you watch a knife fight from the window table.But like any bad smell, we can learn to endure it, and dare I say; even enjoy it. This is well evidenced when it all kicks off and the residents of buildings overlooking the road can be seen gawping down with intrigue.There are some cheerful characters down Saino’s from what I can fathom. Furthermore, stocks are good and transactions there appear on your statement as ‘Sainsburys Biggles.’ This can lift spirits during an otherwise dreary read. Closest thing to humour I’ve seen on my banking app actually.So what exactly is the complaint about? If as in many cases, it’s about Blackstock Road, the solution is simple; sling your hook, this madhouse changes for no man.”