US/UK equivalents

[Toshtishtash 1]

Do they have Wegmans in Cali? You will definitely get it there

Wegmans is primarily NY and PA, just now making inroads to Maryland. I love Wegmans!!!

Me too

[*julez* 124]

Do they have Wegmans in Cali? You will definitely get it there

Wegmans is primarily NY and PA, just now making inroads to Maryland. I love Wegmans!!!

Me too

I also love your new custom member title!

[Toshtishtash 1]

[Jeraly 4]

ooo, I LOVE halloumi

and grilled halloumi is a gift from the gods...

grilled halloumi is the food of the gods

I seem to have a hard time finding that near me - none of the regular supermarkets stock it.

I bought some last week in Bristol - it was 2 quid. I've found it here (WHole Foods?) but for like $7.

Ooh - where in Bristol?!

[StillThePrettiest 3]

Ohhh yay! We have to go!! If not then pm or e-mail me the name and address and if you have moved already then I'll try and find it myself - what part of London is it in?

I'd love to go; I don't know that I'm still going to be here when you come to London though

it's in west central London... not far from Harrods

I can't remember the name but I know exactly where it is... could be tricky to describe however

[Jeraly 4]

Hrmm... well I am *sure* you will fancy some Halloumi before you go so just make a note of the name When is it you are leaving again? I forgot and I am too lazy to open up the spreadsheet

[StillThePrettiest 3]

April 28

[VisaJourneyLady 33]

ohhh I'll go with you for some Halloumi Jeraly, course I work during the day, i'd have to be the evening, plus I already know where the brompton rd. is, I used to work further down it, on the earls court end.

[gwenneh 7]

There are wagamamas here, but only two. And they're both in Boston. And they are EVERY INCH as good as the ones back home!

Edited March 29, 2008 by Gwen666

[no name 1]

ooo, I LOVE halloumi

and grilled halloumi is a gift from the gods...

grilled halloumi is the food of the gods

I seem to have a hard time finding that near me - none of the regular supermarkets stock it.

I bought some last week in Bristol - it was 2 quid. I've found it here (WHole Foods?) but for like $7.

Ooh - where in Bristol?!

Somerfield on Gloucester Road!

[no name 1]

n/m

Edited March 29, 2008 by illumine

[Jeraly 4]

Ooh really?! Hrmmm I am going to have to pop down there sometime My friend lives just up next to where the co-op used to be

[jpkeswim 0]

Thought I would fill this out...how fun, All the different opinions! These are mainly for St Louis area!!

Primark - Some cheap clothes store ... Maybe Wal-mart (Primarks clothes fall apart)

Waitrose - Whole Foods

M&S - Dierbergs

Tesco - A Super Walmart or Target - But they are still bigger and better in the states

Next - Lerner or NY & Co / Gap- Old Navy for the more casual clothes

Monsoon -

Wagamama -

Jessops - Creve Coeur Camera

Woolworths - Walgreens

Debenhams - Macy's Dillards

The Body Shop - The Body Shop but I prefer Bath and Body Works (and its cheaper)

Traidcraft - World Market

Threshers - Lucas Liqour

Med Kitchen -

Paperchase - Kinkos

Yo! Sushi - Tachibana

[JaEnglishGirl 34]

wow, so interesting! thanks for all replies thus far; keep 'em coming

never thought Walmart would be put as an equivalent to Waitrose! I always see Waitrose as really posh, and Walmart as really scummy

mind you, I've never been inside one, and am not likely to, as my fiance boycotts them

and a couple of people have put Next as Gap, but here we have both... I always see Gap as more for jeans and casual stuff, and Next one more rung up - some casual gear, but some more office type stuff (I got my favourite skirt there )

and they have homewares... niiiiice

so is Gap different in the US?

I think Gap is a step up from Next lol......

Jessops = Ritz Camera

[no name 1]

We raided our UK stash & had some Walker's Cumberland Sausage and later Roast Gammon crisps last night. YUM!