As soon as I found out that there is a 24hours Tesco down the road it has become very important for…read moreme. The place is not too big but they offer nearly everything what you need for daily life and that for 24 hours 7 days a week.

This shop is very nice - it offers a wide range of quality food although the prices are not as high…read moreas in Waitrose or Marks&Spencers. They have nearly everything there and their cooked chickens are very nice and available in different 'forms' such as wings, legs, whole chicken and in different flavors. The fish they have is mostly fresh and the price is average. The offer of meat is also very broad and they have nearly every part of pork, beef, chicken, lamp, or turkey. They offer additionally a wide range of fresh vegetables for a fair price.

I enjoy shopping here, its bright and airy, with friendly staff and fresh produce, the prices are…read morereasonable too.

This was my first visit to an English market. The store was quite busy and in comparison to the…read morestates small. Not a large variety in good as compared to the states. In retrospect I liked that there were not as many options. I often think on average we have too many options in stores which can be confusing. I went in, had a choice of three, picked what I needed and out I went. The store was clean, however had only one cashier with a large que waiting. Luckily they eventually opened up another line to thin out the que.

Sainsbury's in Buxton is a relatively new store and is where the old Quick Save used to be on the…read moreMarket Place. It is always very quiet as the prices are so expensive. The choice of food is very limited but it has all the basics, such as bread, ready meals, chocolates, milk and there is also a small frozen section. The staff always appear miserable, probably because they are bored with so few customesrs. You can collect nectar points in this shop but to be honest there are alot of cheaper supermarkets in Buxton which are alot better value.

look, I'm sharing this while angry so filter this Having…read morebought some things from here and parked in their disabled bay with card displayed 3 or4 weeks later just within the Terms to appeal I received a notice of fine from a company they sold the parking rights to. Went in and customer service was poor, parking company comes across as incredibly predatory via internet only Short review Morrisons is just down the street and accessible and imo cheaper if visiting buxton don't come here lost online and shop customer

First time in Iceland, Buxton and last because of stroppy 'lady' on till. Went in and slightly…read morejust up first aisle to get one item in order to get change for parking meter. Meaning to pay for parking, go for coffee then go back to shop, I wanted to be quick. However, the till operator who was only talking to another member of staff, made me go back up the first aisle then down the second to pay for item. There was no one in the shop (not a big surprise) so I was not queue jumping - she said she couldn't serve me from that side of the till and would not let me go two foot through the till to be on 'the other side'. As I was leaving, she said 'see you later', to which I replied 'no, never again!' With staff like her, I am not surprised the place was empty - there was just no need for an attitude like this!

Waitrose inside The Springs Shopping Centre is located in the town centre of Buxton in the Peak…read moreDistrict of Derbyshire. I wasn't too pleased with this Waitrose location as a whole, I do think being located within the shopping centre is most certainly holding it back, which means the store is less favourable to visit compared to the standalone Waitrose supermarkets, or even the ones inside the Westfield malls in London. I do think they could do with a bit of a revamp to make the store look a bit nicer, as it just feels so basic and doesn't align with my vision of the Waitrose brand. The store is open until 7 pm, which although I feel is far too early for a supermarket to be open. (Morrisons and Aldi nearby are open until 10 pm), this is later than the shopping centre's closing time of 5:30 pm. After the mall closes, there is only one entrance to get into the shopping centre, and the centre is partially blocked off, which can make access to the store restricted, and you have to walk the long way around. I was unable to find the item I specifically came into the store for, the selection was OK at best, but the free-from selection especially was quite poor, and half the size I'm used to finding with Waitrose. It was easy enough to get through the store, and it was mostly clean. 2*

Excellent staff support, and plenty on the shelves. Sad that…read moretheir toilet facilities have been shut for years because of bad planning and a dilatory council and even more useless management com[any owners of the Springs Shopping centre.

It is a very small shop but it has everything you need for life. Very convenient for people and…read morestudents, who live next to the store because it has open daily till 11pm (except Sundays till 10pm) and sells Alcohol for a normal price.

Very small store can be a nightmare when the postoffice at the back is busy because the 2 ques…read morestart to merge! Not alot of choice when theres alot of supermarkets around but it sells alcohol and basic foods and is open late. The postoffice at the back gets very busy, and theres a lack of staff in both places.