This big tescos is OK, it stocks pretty much everything you need, and its not too far to walk into…read moretown if you need some different fruit and veg from Bills or something from Boots etc. You used to be able to park here for free, but now they have imposed 3 hour restrictions and will fine you £70 if you stay longer! eek! Parking can be a big of a problem at busy times, and i have often queued to get into the car park.

I love the salad bar at this Waitrose- it's always fully stocked and has provided many a tasty,…read morehealthy lunch, £3 for a decent size pot. I like the layout of this supermarket, it has high ceilings making it bright and airy, and you enter right into the fruit and veg section which is great- something nice to look at and a good reminder to eat healthily! They have an excellent bakery and cake section- is it just me or does this Waitrose have more biscuits on offer than usual- temptation! The butcher's counter is also brilliant, as ever in Waitrose, with some of the most helpful staff- I know nothing about meat as a vegetarian, so they were a great help when I was trying to buy something for boyfriend- they advised me on some cheap but yummy cuts.

Pleasant really is a pleasant place to go for coffee and freshly baked sweet and savory yummies…read more They also sell artisan bread and groceries, so sometimes I stop in to buy some leeks or a big, delicious round of sourdough. The staff and Sarah the owner are very welcoming. It's one of the treasures of Lewes, in my opinion.

Its close to ne best tesco in the world nicest workes verry polite its got a costa coffee machine…read moreand it is the best place to go and its got a lovely amount if iles bet place its also got a token box to vote for what charity tesco will help

Just visited the area for the weekend and this was my local Tesco which I gotta admit was a…read morecomplete blessing! Using my sat nav just to try find a grocery shop and I passed budgens and as I was trying to find a safe place to turn around I happen to find Tesco which to my delight had a big car park which was sign posted very well! So I got a great spot next to the entrance and at first grabbed a basket as I knew this was a small store but just going down one aisle I then decided I needed a trolley as there was more items you can get through this store! I ended up doing my whole weekend shopping which was great for me as I didn't have to venture anywhere else and the queues for the till was very short and staff were very friendly!

Customer service is amazing! These guys are my local shop and I couldn't ask for more wonderful…read morelocal shop keepers.

Absolute rip-off prices and raising them constantly. My go-to for a quick snack while waiting for a…read moretrain and a lone chocolate bar is over a quid! Outrageous behaviour. Be ashamed. And lower your sharing chocolate bars back to a quid.

May's General Store looks from the outside more like a shabby chic interiors shop or vintage…read moreclothes boutique, but don't be fooled. As you step inside, a vigorous perfume of cinnamon, orange peel and sandalwood pervades your senses as your eyes adjust to the dim glow and you realise that this is a grocer, apothecary and gift shop all rolled into one. The food area of the shop is to the front, and it sells a very wide range of herbs and spices as well as 'organic sustenance' in the form of dry goods and fresh vegetables. They also sell crusty fresh bread from the Real Patisserie, which goes so well with the rest of the shop that you'd almost think it was part of the decor. To the rear of the shop is a home ware, gifts and clothes section, selling polka dot milk jugs, wooden toys and silk scarves, and all manner of little decorative bits and bobs. The owner was genial and helpful, and left us to browse undisturbed. It's not the sort of place I'd come to pick up something for lunch, but I'd definitely return for spices, biscuits, unusual ingredients and advice. I shall have to bring a wicker basket though, and accessorise with a couple of wolfhounds and a briar pipe.

This is a pretty handy grocery store right by Petts Wood station…read more I was making Sindhi Biryani for friends who live nearby and was amazed to find the selection of spice mixes offered here - it has everything from masala mixes to kufli! My friends who live locally love this place, as they get access to a vast range of fresh produce - especially the aubergine, fenugreek, and garlic - yes the garlic is also cheaper here than other places, the coriander and mint are also very fresh and lasts longer than other places I have bought from. You can also get samosa's naan and other classic indian ingredients for all your cooking needs. Whats refreshing about this place is that it exists! Petts Wood has a lot of large franchises, such as Sainsburys, Iceland Morrisons etc...so its good to have a local business around the corner with more authentic produce. Hurrah for local business!

If you want to have an excellent service, go here. The food is amazing, the workers are polite,…read morethey even have self checkouts for trolley and baskets. Only bad thing is mostly they are card only, still some that are cash luckily. Overall I love it here. Brilliant morrisons keep it up .

Nice place to shop, with a very large range of fresh produce as well as a bakery and a butcher. not…read moreas cheap as tesco in my opinion but is local and the prices are very reasonable.

Your one stop shop for convenient snacks and beverages on the way to a lecture or screening. Most…read morethings here are reasoably priced, with Coffee and chocolate bars asking you to dump as much change on the counter as you'd expect. What I do Love about this place, are the flap jacks... only 65p and slightly more filling than your average chocolate bar, these rule big time... And they come in a decent variety of flavours and all, so everyone's a winner! Also, if you're a bus goer, they frequently sell weekly tickets in discounted bundles here! I got 4 week saver tickets for £30 here once! That worked out as £7.50 a week, witch is a damn site better than £3.50 a day I can tell you... As you'd expect, these are constant demand though, so trying to be one of the lucky few is a constant ambition rather than a guarantee. Aside from food and travel, there's a nice selection of stationary on offer and a plethora of clothes adorned with Sussex Uni name and logo. Its also nice to know that money spent here helps make the uni a better place... Not much use if you're leaving or hate the place, but wonderful all the same!

Not bad considering it is a campus store, which are hardly renowned for playing hosts to great…read moreshopping experiences. The USSU shop has recently got a bit better, and now stocks a wider range of instant noodles (a student staple), drinks (even alcohol!), and stationary. They also stock Co-op ready meals such as sushi and wraps, which is pretty handy. And a lot can be said for the range of birthday cards, which are mostly designed by card makers local to Brighton & Hove. It can sometimes be a tad expensive in here, and they haven't quite learnt how to handle the queues at the beginning of the term, when students are all eager and willing to learn - it's much quieter after about 3 weeks of term time.

Very clean, and modern grocery store that opened this past May. Small cafe on the left side of the…read morestore has free internet. Bakery had some nice looking items. I bought a small (1 liter) of strawberry milk for £1.40.....they also had a nice selection of roast chicken, dips and pre-made sandwiches.

Modern, spacious grocery store with large range of fresh meats, fish, salads, deli, pizzas,…read moresandwiches, fresh vegetables fruit and Bakery. Excellent Italian prosecco sold here by the bottle or case and nice wine and beer section including alcohol free beer. Located in St James retail park by Dover sea front. Easy parking outside the store: first hour is free. Great views of the Dover Castle. Store also provides a collection service for M&S online at their Customer Helpdesk.