November 2021 by Michael Jones
Love this shop for munchies and they got grinders and my favourite rolling papers. Can?t go wrong with K&C!
November 2021 by Soheib Aslam
Excellent shop that offers everything you need with great service too.
November 2020 by Kiyan
Got a decent selection of stuff, but the staff were not very friendly. Got a lot of attitude when I inquired about the new rules in place when they asked to charge a card payment fee when it's under a certain amount. I mentioned that I thought I saw somewhere that it was against the law to but in no way was accusing them I just simply asked if it was a thing. Not a fan of hostility like that but maybe it's just me ????
November 2020 by Saleemnww Mohammed
Amazing staff ,very friendly local shop.large variety of items.
November 2020 by Jake Casey
Great service and good for Hermes
November 2019 by Rupert T Bear
A well stocked family run small local licensed convenience store also operates as a collection and drop off point for mail order goods. Open seven days a week seven til eleven.
November 2019 by Zoey Wanawan
every other shop is inferiori am so passionate about this store that i wrote a poem:u either shop at k&c stores or ur gonna be poor.u either shop at k&c stores or clogged will be ur pores (thats bad).u either shop at k&c store or u will be pursued by the law (enforcement)shop at k&c stores or u will be rotten to the coreshop at k&c stores or i will kick u to the floorshop at k&c stores or unfortunately we may have to go to warshop at k&c stores or u will hear me roar(shop at k&c stores once and u will forever be begging for more)
November 2019 by Keith Ball
Great little shop
November 2017 by ben webb
Fantastic customer service. They stock everything you could need, both practically and emotionally
March 2010 by Laura H.
K&C Stores is the shop that you pop to when you realise that you've forgotten something but you can't be bothered to go all the way back down to the supermarket. It's not a particularly brilliant shop and it doesn't offer many special groceries, for people who want to buy local, for example. The exception to this is the penny sweets. Not that they cost a penny any more, but they do take you back to your childhood immediately, right down to the little white paper bags you carry to the counter. The main problem with the shop is the queuing system... There is no queuing system. Three aisles converge at the counter, where there are only two servers, meaning service is slow and uneven. Nonetheless, it does accept cards over £5 and does offer all you could really need. Milk, cheese, vegetables, fruit, dried food, over the counter medicines, cigarettes and all associated paraphanalia. You can also top up your electricity meters at the till. There is a convenient cash point just outside the stall which would have boosted the rating to a 4, had it not just started charged £1.50 for a transaction.
