Food Warehouse any good?

[ThriceNightly]

Got one of these opening up soon in my town never heard of this brand before.
I see it is connected with Iceland and there appears a number of these stores across the country.
Any good?

 

[MrRockliffe]

It's basically Iceland, but bigger.

I had a browse in my local one, but didn't really find it cheap, and it's quite out the way for me


So if you like Iceland stuff, you'll like Food Warehouse

 

[robfosters]

Iceland own it don’t they?

 

[Junglist]

It's basically Iceland, but bigger.

Basically this. It's just a massive Iceland but with a few more aisles.
I quite like Iceland's chips and frozen pizzas to be honest.

 

[200sols]

Depends if you like heavily processed frozen food or not.

 

[robj20]

Use the one near us a fair bit.
The bulk deals are worth it, single item stuff not so much.

 

[robfosters]

Basically this. It's just a massive Iceland but with a few more aisles.
I quite like Iceland's chips and frozen pizzas to be honest.

Their curries ain’t bad either

 

[MissChief]

We shop here quite a bit and much of the food is as good or better than the main supermarkets. They also do Greggs stuff which is identical to buying fresh in my experience and handy to have in the freezer for a quick lunch.

 

[ArcticHeron]

Go their quite often now and I like it a lot. If you're willing to buy in bulk then you'll save a metric ton. Not all ready meal stuff either as some would have you believe. They have fresh aisles now and whilst the majorty of the produce is frozen, you can bulk buy fresh frozen fish, meat and veg which is great for meal prepping.

 

[Captain]

The Greggs stuff is worth it.

2 steak bakes for £1 etc, 4 sausage rolls for £1, ideal.

Scrap that, they were on offer last time I used them, just noticed they’re £3 each now.

 

[hyperseven]

They have big bottles of Heinz Baconnaise, so yep, good

 

[omnomnom]

Iceland own it don’t they?

yes.

Its basically Iceland on steroids.

 

[cheesefest]

There's a Food Warehouse in a retail park about 4 miles from here. About 4 times bigger than a standard Iceland. Plus sell electricals such as kettles, slow cookers. I could easily spend loads of money there but got just a freezer in a fridge/freezer (3 drawers plus space at the top which is about half the capacity). My freezer contains cheap yellow sticker items from work. 80p for 700g of turkey mince, green stickers from Lidl and a few items from magic bags from Too Good To Go app.

Iceland caters for 2 categories of people - chips, pizzas and chicken nuggets lot or beef chateaubriand and whole sea bass. I'm the latter.

 

[krooton]

Their southern fried chicken strips are the best compared to all other variants (Tried and tested in our household)