Reviews of Foodprint. (Supermarket) in Nottingham (Nottinghamshire).

Foodprint

66 Reviews

47 Comments

Supermarket

Supermarket

101 Sneinton Rd, Nottingham NG2 4QL, United Kingdom

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Information of Foodprint, Supermarket in Nottingham (Nottinghamshire)

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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Reviews of Foodprint

R. S.

It's an amazing social charity supermarket, open on weekends and run exclusively by the volunteers, that sells vegetables, fruits and bread at very very affordable prices.

a. m.

Super cheep good food. They save tones of food from going to waste that is still perfectly edible. The volunteers are always polite and helpful. I have also volunteered here before.

T. O.

Great little shop, awesome concept and very friendly staff.

P. B.

Excellent. Lovely service, the great side of being environmentally friendly.

A. P.

Ridiculously cheap prices for good products. A loaf of bread for 10p is amazing. Great idea for preventing food waste!

P. S.

Great idea and great prices your bound to find a bargain. Good to see students give up their time for such a good cause. Well done

A. C.

It's very good but sometimes weird prices...lol

P. S.

This is a remarkable project, diverting surplus food that would otherwise be wasted to benefit those with limited food budgets

C. G.

Wonderful staff, fantastic concept and executed in a brilliant manner.

E. J.

A really worth while venture. Still a few snags as they find their feet as social enterprise. Check when deliveries are to guarantee stock.

E. E.

The staff are helpful and friendly the things they sell really are really well presented and the savings are a really . helpful when you get short of .money and trying to make it last

S. H.

We need to support this outlet and help in reducing food waste.

A. P.

Brilliant place. Volunteers very friendly and helpful. Will definitely visit again!

P. T.

Great initiative, love the idea. Shame it's only got limited opening times.

P. D.

Wonderful initiative, buy affordable food and do your bit to save the environment! 10p for bread! Love it

E. O.

Great place, lots of bargains found here

J. H.

they help people out when people are struggling and that's a special thing nower days.

A. w.

Great service for the community. Very friendly and helpful volunteers. Great for the environment.

G. G.

Brilliant! So cheap!! The staff are all volunteers who work hard to keep the place running.

P. C.

Brilliant idea! Saves landfill and you get a bargain

S. K.

Very welcoming to muslim

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Brilliant place to prevent food waste

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Such a amazing idea for those in need and to help reduce food waste. The people who work/volunteer there are super lovely! I hope to see more organisations like this one day.

f. m.

Brilliant little shop with friendly service

r. h.

Amazing resource, friendly people.

A. C.

Rescued supermarket waste going for a song.

L. L.

Such an inspiring project

J. K.

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G. F.

Innovative way to help reduce food waste. Well worth a visit.

T.

An amazing idea, helping people get food for lower prices and reducing food waste. Have gotten some lovely food from this place and they now take donations so if someone is struggling for cash, it can come out of their fund. A brilliant initiative, well done ^_^

J.

Great place. It reduces food waste in a way that benefits the local community. Well done to the team of volunteers behind this

G. N.

A great place for people caring about consumistic waste reduction recycling ... (and savings) while helping a charitable organisation

A. L.

Food waste shouldn’t coexist with people struggling to afford nutritious food. They tackle this imbalance directly, redirecting food that is perfectly fit for consumption but would otherwise go to waste. They are a social enterprise started by students at the University of Nottingham, acting as an intermediary between supermarkets, wholesalers, charities and the people of Nottingham to redistribute food. They also sell surplus at a greatly reduced price through our low-cost social supermarket in Sneinton.

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