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M&S OXFORD COWLEY ROAD SIMPLY FOOD oxford

Name: M&S OXFORD COWLEY ROAD SIMPLY FOOD oxford
Address: Retail Park, Unit 2 Ambassador Ave, Cowley, Oxford OX4 6XJ, UK, Oxford, ON
Telephone: 01865 778848
Rating: 5

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Welcome to M&S Oxford Cowley Road Simply Food, your go-to destination for high-quality groceries and exceptional customer service in the heart of Cowley, Oxford. Located at Retail Park, Unit 2 Ambassador Ave, our store offers a wide selection of fresh produce, delectable ready meals, and gourmet treats, all crafted with the renowned quality that Marks & Spencer is famous for.

At M&S Simply Food, we pride ourselves on creating a delightful shopping experience where customers can explore an extensive range of products, from seasonal fruits and vegetables to artisanal breads and delightful desserts. Our friendly staff is always on hand to assist with any inquiries and provide personalized recommendations, ensuring you find exactly what you’re looking for.

Whether you’re planning a cozy dinner at home or seeking the perfect gift, our carefully curated selection caters to every need. Enjoy the convenience of quick shopping with our easy-to-navigate store layout, designed to make your visit as enjoyable as possible.

Discover the unique flavors and exceptional quality that set M&S Oxford Cowley Road Simply Food apart from the rest. Visit us today, call us at 01865 778848 for any questions, or explore more on our website to discover the latest offerings and promotions. We look forward to welcoming you!

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Just a big fan of Marks&Spencer food .If there is one in any place we visit near where we are .There

in the last week

5^{/ 5}

Just a big fan of Marks&Spencer food .If there is one in any place we visit near where we are .There is no contest .🍽️

One of the bigger food halls in the area and has lots of choice. Loads of parking and space inside t

8 months ago

4^{/ 5}

One of the bigger food halls in the area and has lots of choice. Loads of parking and space inside the store as well. Great selection on the fresh bakery counter.

Great value, great staff, reasonable prices

7 months ago

5^{/ 5}

Great value, great staff, reasonable prices

Nice range of food and wine available here! Sometimes has really good deals

8 months ago

4^{/ 5}

Nice range of food and wine available here! Sometimes has really good deals

Percy pigs are the saving grace of this overpriced, over packaged produce

10 months ago

3^{/ 5}

Percy pigs are the saving grace of this overpriced, over packaged produce

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