Bumblebee Organic Food Shop London (Holloway)

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Bumblebee reviews

Very helpful staff. Well stocked and will order anything they've not got. I happened to be there at closing time and they were cleaning up with eco-friendly products - smelt lovely! Obviously believe in what they do.

by sjoh1013, 23 Mar 2009

A fantastic shop with reasonably priced, wonderful organic fare, run by lovely people who are genuinely happy to help you in any way they can.

by jennalala1, 19 Sep 2008

Good choice of international and local products of high quality that don't cost the world. The freshly baked bread is amazing, as are the very useful staff members, especially in the natural remedies shop.

by biofiona, 02 Jan 2008

Really friendly and helpful, and stock (and are willing to order if not) stuff that Fresh & Wild doesn't and won't!

by Anonymous, 24 Jan 2007

Lovely old style health food shops, reasonable prices and friendly staff.

by Anonymous, 03 Jun 2005

The humus is amazing it should be sold in Hull.

by Anonymous, 06 Apr 2005

I've been shopping at Bumblebee for over 20 years and it just gets better and better and it has a real community feel. Just wish they did meat and fish. Their cheese counter is something special - always something new and exciting.

by Anonymous, 14 Feb 2005

I used to live near Bumblee and wish I still did! The shop has modernised its range very well without adding the hefty premiums found in central and west London wholefood / organic stores (if you shop in Fresh & Wild you'll know what I mean).

by Anonymous, 29 Dec 2004

Low key & authentic.

Well established over many years as stockists of wide range of organic produce & wholefoods.

by Anonymous, 13 Oct 2004

This is the shop providing the benchmark for London. Go visit this shop. Buy wonderful food. Be served by knowledgeable staff. I don't think they'll ever be undersold. There should be Bumblebee stores in every neighbourhood, nationwide.

by Anonymous, 13 Jul 2004

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