The British Aisles Ltd — Local services in Greenland

I saw the story on Chronicle a few weeks ago and got very excited. My parents were British, coming to this Country from London in 1948. My Irish paternal Grandmother used to send air mail parcels to us filled with all types of goodies. She died when I was 14, I am now 67. When I saw so many biscuits and candy that I hadn't tasted in years, I went right to the on-line store and made a big order. Sherbet Fountains! Bourbon Creams! These were things I had searched for in vain for years! I ration them just like my Mummy used to ration in WWII, so I don't run out too quickly. Thank you, British Aisles and Sean McDonough of WMUR for...

Some really good stuff. Loads of sweet things in particular. The dollar bin is always worth a look. Sometimes the stock control isn't all that great - some products can be hit & miss as to whether they'll be available. The bangers they sell are passable, but nothing like anything half decent from back home (genuine British person here). Things are expensive (import duty can be a lot), but not as bad as the place on the main drag in Portsmouth, which is eye-wateringly Pricey. Plenty of stone cold classic savory things like scampi fries and hula hoops. Yorkshire Tea. Robinson's cordials. Frickin monster munch,...

Quite a good variety of items packed in here. The candy selection was awesome, and I was left to browse comfortably. I thought some items were overpriced, and could be bought at a regular grocery store, such as the shortbread cookies.

Location is great, easy to get to, no congestion and ample parking...