Inmas Continental Stores

Reviews

• Jo H.

  star star star star star_border 29 May 2026

  Inmas Continental Stores is a well established family run Spanish deli with a loyal cliental.  Inma (the owner) started it 21 years ago, when her husband who had an office next door decided that their weren't enough places to grab a lunchtime bite.  
  
  The deli offers a sit down or takeaway service, although on my visit Inma stressed that they mostly offer a takeaway service (this is perhaps because seating is limited to two indoor and an two outdoor tables).  
  
  The deli has flags and posters of matadors fighting bulls on it's walls  and dried meats hanging from its ceiling and a variety of dried pastas stacked on it's shelves.  Fresh food include cakes, sandwiches, rolls and hot dishes.  On the day I visited 'Inma's bites' - Spanish omelette, meatballs and rice, mixed salad and lasagna were all on the menu -the hot dishes were around the £3-£3.50 mark.

• Katy J.

  star star star star star 27 May 2026

  Best coffee in Grangetown. A great range of meals and lunchtime snacks at good value.

• Tanya P.

  star star star star_border star_border 16 May 2026

  This is a Polish delicatessen in Grangetown that has a lovely selection of meats and treats to tempt all those souls who appreciate a good bit of nosh. With a good selection of everything you might expect, this is a great place for locals to come for something a little bit more special that what you'll find in Tesco or Spar.
  
  The staff here are prompt, but do tend to be a tad abrupt, but not enough to really be considered rude. The shop is clean and tidy, but does not have any particular attention paid to the atmosphere. Good products adorn the shelves, but that's it. While the selection is good, if it's the deli experience you're going for, then perhaps you'd been better trying Shelly's Deli in Pontcanna, or Wally's in the city centre. Go! Eat cheese!