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Supermarkets carried a variety of goods, described by Ianto Jones as belonging to 21st century "consuming society".

Supermarkets such as Asda or Tesco had their own brands of various products, (PROSE: Future Legend, Annabel Regina, COMIC: The Widow's Curse) and even their own best seller book lists. (PROSE: The Unhappy Medium)

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Streets Doctor Who Ice Cream, a product available in supermarkets. (TV: Streets Doctor Who advertisement ^[+]Loading...["Streets Doctor Who advertisement (TV story)"])

During a trip to a supermarket in the 9th century, the Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones encountered a rampaging warrior called Thaur. (COMIC: Wrath of the Warrior)

According to the Fourth Doctor, Streets Doctor Who Ice Cream was available in supermarkets in packs of ten. (TV: Streets Doctor Who advertisement ^[+]Loading...["Streets Doctor Who advertisement (TV story)"])

Sometime prior to March 2005, the Ninth Doctor begrudgingly bought spam and corned beef for Rose Tyler from a supermarket. (PROSE: Have You Seen This Man?)

In the 2000s,^{[nb 1]} Ianto suggested Diane Holmes, John Ellis and Emma-Louise Cowell use 25 pounds for food, and then 20 pounds for luxury goods like cigarettes and magazines. Supermarkets also sold DVDs and personal care products like mascara. Upon first walking through the automatic doors, Diane marvelled about the "bananas!" (TV: Out of Time)

Rhys Williams recalled that he had his first kiss with Gwen Cooper in a supermarket; they were in a queue when Rhys told her that he did not want to make spaghetti bolognese as he could not kiss her with "garlic breath", upon which Gwen laughed, called him "Rhys the Rant" and kissed him right there in the queue. (TV: Adam)

The Tenth Doctor visited a supermarket in London in 2010 to buy Brainy Crisps. (PROSE: Code of the Krillitanes)

In 2012, Flip Jackson worked at the supermarket Fresh Goods. (AUDIO: The Curse of Davros)

Tibo admitted that he went to a supermarket just so he could talk to the cashier, to get back to human contact, only to find self-service checkouts. (TV: Can You Hear Me?)

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Frobisher, a shapeshifter, told the Sixth Doctor he spent fourteen years in the form of a supermarket till. (COMIC: Voyager)

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The Seventh Doctor staged a rebellion with a gang of robots at an alien supermarket. (PROSE: The Shopping Trolleys of Doom)

Myriam, a hairdresser, helped the Eighth Doctor and Lucie Miller to rid a supermarket of tomatoes which contained an alien biological weapon. (AUDIO: Late Night Shopping)

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↑ Episodes 1-10 of the first series of Torchwood are set anywhere from 2006-2009 as a result of conflicting evidence shown in the episodes Ghost Machine, Greeks Bearing Gifts, Random Shoes, To the Last Man, Reset, Adrift, Fragments, Exit Wounds, and The New World. As episode 10, Out of Time, is set at the end of December, this means that episodes 11-13 are almost certainly set the year after episodes 1-10.

Places to eat and drink

Barastabon • The Depository • Greggs • Lou Lombardo's Pan-Traditional Pie Emporium • Penylan Pantry • Tom's Bakery • Valley Bara Bread

Full-service

Anti-gravity restaurant • La Bella Donna • Beswicks • Bistro 10 • Bistro 50 • Bluebird • Brasserie Lapin Blanc • The Bumptious Gastropod • Casa Lucey's • The Castillo Mexicano • Clara's diner • The Codfather (Sheffield) • The Codfather (Talmouth) • Le Crazy Croissant • Crystal Bucephalus • Daily Catch • The Dragon and the George • Forte's • Fragrant Wayfarer • Full Moon • Gilchuck's Diner • The Golden Locust • Happy Cook • Hard Rock Café • Harmony and Redemption • Harvester • Hath Food • Howard Johnson's • Iceworld's ice cream parlour • La Iguana Pensativa • Le Cognac Boulangerie • Indian Summer • Joe's Diner • Koursha's • Las Cadenas • Last Days of the Raj • Mabel's Diner • Magister Meals • Mancini's Family Restaurant • Mars Bar • Meat & Bread Handhelds • Meringue Galaxy • Moulin Rouge • Mughal Dynasty • Pfannkuchen • El Puerto • The Scone • Slim's Bar • The Slow Boat • Space Pigs • Spaceport diner • St Louis Bar and Restaurant • Tempus Fugit • Tiffany's • Vincenzo's • Wakefield's • Walsingham House • Winston's Fish Bar • X:it Bar & Restaurant

Unnamed

Restaurant (It's Raining Gin) • Restaurant (Rose) • Restaurant (Wildthyme at Large)

Aston's Chippy • Big-Daddy Pizza • Big Kahuna Burger • Burger King • Cheeky Chicken • Chicken Shack & Rack • Cod Almighty • Debbie's Kebab Chalet • Domino's • Jubilee Pizza • McDonald's • McLintock's Candy Burgers • McMulch's Burger Bar • Minto Pizza Alla Pala • Pizza Geronimo • Pizza Hut • Slice & Bites • Wimpy Bar

Unnamed

Pizza parlour (Gatecrashers)

Arkwood canteen • Coal Hill canteen • Kollo-Zarnista canteen • UNIT HQ canteen • St Luke's canteen • Torchwood One canteen

Asda • Betterworth's • Cosmomart • Drummond Wholesale • Fergusons • Fresh Goods • Happy Price • Harrison's • Hypermarket • Iceland • The International • Morefields • Sainsbury's • Shops! • Tesco • Waltox Worldstore

D. M. Ash • H.J. Bradshaw • Mrs. Sprout's Greengrocer's

Billingsgate Market • Camden Market • Kestraleve • Tiaanamat • Shan Shen

Greek deli (Hospitality)

Cafés and
coffee shops

Baps • Café de Paris • Café de Saint Joseph • Café Demel • Café Flore • Cafe Max • Café Vosta • Café Zest • Casa Celi • China Rose Café • The Copper Kettle • Corner Coffee Shop • Harry's Café • Harry Stoner and the Philosopher's Pot • I-Thou • Jim's • Korova Moo • Lyons' Corner House • Monk's Pantry Café • The Old Rogue • The Pyramid • The Revolution • Rosa's • Sergio's • Shakes & Ladders • The Soho Milk • Starbucks • TARDIS café • Terry's Café • Tri-Colour cafe • The Walrus and the Carpenter

Unnamed

Café (Changes Everything) • Café (The Man Who Destroyed Torchwood) • Café (The Metal Eaters) • Café (Resolution) • Café (The Torchwood Archive) • Café (Expectant) • Café (Party Like it's 1979) • Internet café (Have You Seen This Man) • Café (Have You Seen This Man?) • Coffee stall (Dummy Massacre)

Wisteria Tea Rooms • The Uncertain-Tea Principle

Bed and
breakfasts

Bide-a-Wee • Brenda's B&B • Christmas Hotel • Green Dragon • Sandybeach Hotel • Super Hotel Miramar

Other

Chef Bandit • Coal Hill tuck shop • Fi's Teas • Food shop (Rose) • Hot Buns • Nev-R-Close • Sam's Sandwiches • Steven's Point • Tony's Sandwich Bar

Drinking
establishments

Old Ale House • Rosette of Sirius • Throat Emporium

360 Degrees • 8687 • Abalone's • The Agamemnon • Bar (The Pilot) • Bar (The Train in Vain and the Junkmail Messiah) • Bar Galactica • Bar Reunion • Bish's • Bonjaxx's Bar • Cube Bar • De Rossi's Wine Bar • Existentialist's Bar • Exit • Golden Gopher • Harry's Bar • Ice Maiden • Jewel Bar • Lido Bar • The Maldovarium • Metebelis Bar • The Pescadorian • Pig & Lettuce • The Presidency's Head • The Slaughtered Whale • The Slaughtered Lamb • Sleazy Bar • Spindizzy's • St Louis Bar and Restaurant • Terra Nova • Tiger Tiger • White Rabbit (Legion) • The World's End • X:it Bar & Restaurant • Yumm's • Zaggit Zagoo bar

Beatbox Club • Bianca's Cabaret • The Cavern Club • Club Do-San • Dog & Duck • The Dog and Duck (Hereford) • Flamingo Hotel • Full Moon • Inferno • JoJo's • Legends' nightclub • Maggie McFly's • Marilyn's • Nightspot • Number 10 • The Rapture • Red Note • The Ritz • Room 47 • Shockley's Den of Almost Limitless Iniquity • Studio 54 • Sugar Hut • The Wig and Cravat • Wolf Bar

The Black Dog • Black Swan (Cheldon Bonniface) • Black Swan (Llanfer Ceiriog) • Blue Peter • The Bonnie Prince • Captain's Cabin • The City of Moscow • The Cloven Hoof • The Cricketers • The Crown • Crown & Anchor • The Delphin Arms • The Dead Ringer • Dog and Duck • Drayton Court • Duck and Chicken • The Eagle and Child • The Elephant • The Ferret • Fighting Cocks • Fleur-de-Lys • The Gore Crow • The Green Man (London) • The Gunmaker's Arms • Hereford Arms • Hope and Anchor • The House of the Dead • The Horse & Jockey • Huntsman Pub • Jack in the Green • Jolly Brewer • King's Arms • King's Arms • The Last Centurion • The Little England • Mother Black Cap • The Nelson Arms • Papplewick Arms • Pengriffen Arms • The Pig and Thistle • Plaza Picture House • The Plough & Pheasant • The Prince of Tides • The Pump • The Queen Victoria • Rat and Parrot • The Rat and Pestle • The Red Lion (Lake District) • The Red Lion (Dalek Attack) • The Red Lion (An Unearthly Woman) • The Rose & Crown (The Forgotten Son) • The Shepherd's Cross • Six Bells • The Slaughtered Lamb • The Sparrow • The Speckled Woodpecker • Spinning Wheel • Stagnant Pond • Stanley Arms • The Starling's Beak • Stella's • Ten Bells • Time in a Bottle • The Vanishing Blue Box • Wetherspoons • White Hart (London) • White Hart (Scafell) • White Lion • White Rabbit (London) • Witch and Whirlwind • The World Turned Upside Down • Y Pren Marw

Unnamed

Pub (Absent Friends) • Pub (I Am a Dalek) • Pub (Love & Monsters) • Pub (Proteus)

L'Auberge du Pont Romain • Bell Inn (Middleton) • The Bell Inn (London) • Black Oak • Fancy Fox • Fox Inn (Stockbridge) • Fox Inn (Tulloch) • The Green Man (Lullwind Cove) • Greyhound Inn • Hawes Inn • Hidden Panda • King's Bridge Inn • Redfern Inn • The Rose & Crown (The Snowmen) • Sea Eagle • The Sinking Ship • Tabard Inn • Timelash Inn • Tom Streeter's inn • The Winged God • Village Inn • World Turn'd Upside Down

Unnamed

First and second inn (Marco Polo) • Inn (The Horror at Bletchington Station)

Blue Moon Tavern • Dolphin • Il-Eruk's Tavern • Interdimensional Tavern • The Kingmaker • Red Tavern • The Severed Paw • Vagabond's Reach • The White Hart • Xxbrmm Tavern • Ye Swan With Two Necks

Ajax Saloon • Last Chance Saloon

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