One Stop Convenience Store

I only ever head here when I’m in need of something desperately, like a baking ingredient or something. I’m half way through my cake and I have no bicarbonate of soda, so I head to One Stop. Whenever this kind of thing happens, they NEVER have what I need! Oh so disappointing but probably my fault and not theirs.
With a great array of magazines, confectionary, bread, milk, household necessities and crisps, you can’t go wrong in here. They don’t sell lottery tickets but hey I’m no gambling woman (but my father always complains about it).
An average newsagent, not your traditional best but not terrible!

Many is the time when this convenience store has saved a boring night, open after almost everything else within walking distance is shut. If you want a Cornetto after the Cross House closes, here’s where you need to come. If you need some emergency beers on the way to a mate’s house after Oddbins, Waitrose and Iceland have shut, here’s where you need to come. If someone suggests a late night BBQ, here’s where you come to get the disposable grills, meat and bread.
It also gets an honourable mention for having its own car parking (invaluable if you’re on your way somewhere else after you pop in) a decent selection of magazines and magazines and for competing on staples like bread, milk and bacon (does bacon count as a staple? It should) with the big supermarkets. Bravo One Stop.