Waitrose & Partners
About
Grocery
Price Range : Under $10 (££)
Location
Adress: 16-19 Canada Square Canary Wharf, London, E14 5EW
Phone: +44 20 7719 0300
Work Hours
Business info
- move_to_inboxTake-outYes
- local_parkingParkingGarage
- directions_bikeBike ParkingYes
- accessibilityGood for KidsNo
Reviews
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Pooky C.
I've heard a lot about Waitrose so we decided to come to this location in Canary Wharf which is one of the largest in London and has multiple floors.
They have home goods upstairs - I couldn't contain my excitement when I saw so many Orla Kiely and Cath Kidston items I cannot buy in the States. Don't tell my husband how much I spent on this floor alone!
And food items! We bought jam, sea salt, shortbread, spices, etc. to bring home. The regular grocery section has a vast selection of food we could bring back to our hotel room.
One thing I noticed was they have much better selection of refrigerated desserts than our regular grocery stores in the States. We tried many different sweets including Creme Brûlée, Panna Cotta, Chocolate Mousse, etc. My favorite was Activia Rhubarb flavor.
I was like a kid in a candy store. Great shopping experience! -
Aaron S.
An unexpectedly large Waitrose store in Canada Place of London's business district, Canary Wharf - it is over multiple floors and has much more than what one would expect from Waitrose including a home and clothes section - which one would associate more with Waitrose's sister brand, John Lewis.
They did have a pretty large selection in most areas I looked at the store including with desserts, yoghurts (Pots and Co!), to-go food and fruit juices, the latter was actually quite reasonably priced for a freshly squeezed juice.
The store did seem to have an annoying habit of making announcements regularly, it felt like I couldn't walk down an aisle without "DING DONG DING DONG", eventually I muttered to myself "Welcome to Waitrose Canary Wharf please note... announcement for..." etc, I get they do need to do this but so constantly is just really irritating.
The café area could have been larger however but I was overall impressed with this store in a useful location for Canary Wharf's shopping centres and tube/DLR stations.
4* -
Luca T.
I usually don't review grocery stores on yelp, but I have been eating several times food from here that I like to leave a positive review for whoever is looking for an alternative place to eat when visiting London and tired to eat in restaurants
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Kel P.
Decent waitrose and in particular love the wine bar at the back where you can have a drink with a few friends. The corkage is a tat pricy at £7 but hey overall it's still cheaper than pubs around!
I buy lunch here too, and love the queue generally move along pretty quickly! -
Chris F.
Has the best beer selection I have seen in a supermarket. And there are regular changes with new interesting options appearing from time to time. For example they not long ago started stocking Saltaire Blonde.
Beyond my love of beer I've actually become quite hooked on these Israeli wheat snacks they sell in their small foreign foods section, called Bissli
They have a vast range of sandwiches and fruit salads to choose from, more than anywhere else in the neighbourhood.
Upstairs there is a John Lewis home section and out in front within the shopping centre the coffee shop where you can get a free coffee or tea with your MyWaitrose card. I've never been able to take advantage though as I have never seen less than 15 people in the queue.