Waitrose & Partners Oxford Street - JL Foodhall

Great selection of quality foods. The store is a bit tricky to find at first, located at the lower ground. Staff is genuinely helpful.

Served by Yvonne, who did the heavy lifting & got my item to be delivered for me. Thanks Yvonne." Great help."

Under Ground floor is foodhall, wine, electronic items, cookeries, books etc, ground floor is for flowers, click & collect, mens wears, 1-5 floor others items available, So this is the biggest store of JL, plenty of Produces...

Well stocked and great to have in central London . However I asked where the porridge oats were only to be told they were out of stock . I wasn’t convinced and found 3 shelves of oats !! Nice place but some staff need to up their game !

Visited in the morning on a Saturday in late July. Waitrose operates some great supermarkets and this one is no exception, in fact it probably stands out a bit. Huge selection of goods, nice specialty departments (cheese, booze, meat, bakery, etc.). Well staffed. Well organised. Typical pricing. It’s quite nice to have such an expansive grocery store in the heart of the shopping district in London. Well worth a visit.

The cheese room is excellent. Given fine recommendations by Lucy who was generous with her time, expertise and happy to cut v small portions (less than £1 per portion) for my one person lunch! Fantastic customer service and well worth asking for help in here if you visit. Thanks Lucy.

A well stocked and centrally located Waitrose at the bottom of John Lewis. This is still open during the covid lock downs so this is good to see!They have good covid measures in place with hand sanitiser stations and wiping down trolleys/baskets.They have many counters, including deli and cheese ones as well as a decent sushi one which has a few good vegan options which area really tasty.They often have reduced items towards the end of business which makes life a little easier!Large alcohol section and a nice little free from part too, which has things like booja booja and nutritional yeast. They have some good wine on offer and knowledgeable staff on the matterStaff are mostly helpful and friendly but some wear masks intermittently and seem in their own world. Given its retail this is easy to understand and hold sympathy with.Not so much now but there used to be many occasions where there was fruit and veg openly rotting on the counters, so I’m glad to see this has changed.All in all a decent but pricey shop

If you want lady's and gentle folks cuisine at its best without the price tag of other hallowed stores this is the place to visit. Beautiful busy labelled honeys and jams that support small eco carbon neutral UK companies. Most jam varieties supremely affordable at £2 a jar ( sadly no greengage. Not sure Mirabel plum is the same thing...too yellow)The cheese room is a laid back relax n chill zone. Featured wines adorn the window.Fresh vegetables are displayed in baskets on plinths so eye catching and easy to select for Ambient shoppers. Not sure if that works well for wheelchair users. Also some of the wines, spirits and beers are in a slightly raised area.The snack pie counters are quintessentially English at first glance with hot water crust ham n egg castle castellations. Walk farther and you'll find samosas.The cake counter has been cleared when l arrived late on Sunday afternoon but occupying the space were individually wrapped ginger bread people clad in green and white icing. Do they ever disappoint.Finally the sandwich counter manages to somehow look more exclusive than the average Waitrose outlet. Great place to pick up your late lunch ...mines always late. Then sit in Cavendish Square to eat it. NB Underbelly tent and other cabaret shows are currently occupying the square so unsure where s left to sit !