The Oxford Guide - Differences between Version 9 and Version 8 of Co-Op Walton Street
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formatted_website_text='sid=5956&searchq=ox2%206ad&searchlat=51.75969&searchlong=-1.265367">http://www.co-operat...' host='86.164.133.190' |
formatted_website_text='search=ox2+6AD">http://www.co-operat...' host='86.149.27.241' |
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| website='http://www.co-operative.coop/food/find-us/?search=ox2+6AD' website='http://www.co-operative.coop/food/find-us/?sid=5956&searchq=ox2%206ad&searchlat=51.75969&searchlong=-1.265367' | website='http://www.co-operative.coop/food/find-us/?search=ox2+6AD' website='http://www.co-operative.coop/food/find-us/?sid=5956&searchq=ox2%206ad&searchlat=51.75969&searchlong=-1.265367' |
Long hours, not-low prices, always busy.
Now has three mostly-automatic self-service machines, which are not 100% reliable but sufficiently so that it's worth making use of them if there are more than a few people queueing.
I reckon the Co-Op's "Cuisine de France" range is probably the best fresh(ish) bread available from any of the reasonably central supermarkets. Not up to the standards of a really good baker, maybe, but the opening hours make it more practical to grab some on the way home from work.
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