This is a store that I used to hate to shop in and if I did I would have been so stressed about it…read morethat I just stopped going anywhere near it! I have to say that since it was revamped I have been willing to give it another try. I'm really impressed with what I have found so far and since the Tesco chain has had it's problems I think that they are trying hard to entice the customers back. The store is bright and very well laid out with plenty of good signage to identify the items required. I like the new £1 display of products which is very competitive with the pound stores. There are also weekly offers and own brand products which can help to keep the cost of the weekly shop down! . All in all I think I could be won back to this store and the more shopping you do the more you get off per pence on a litre of fuel which can all add up With parking so accessible I have no excuse not to use this store more often.

A pretty big Tesco, with everything you would expect but what stands this Tesco out from others is…read morethe staff. While you can get basically everything on earth from Tesco and everyone knows that, the staff and lay out of the store are not always the best. But I think with this store they have got it just right. Both my sisters worked here and lots of the staff have been there a long time so they really know what they're doing and are all helpful and polite when you have to ask what is what. The place gets absolutely packed on the weekends so I would avoid then if possible but they're open to midnight during the week so you should be able to find time in the week when there arent lots of people about. One of the large stores in Bloomfield Shopping Centre there is always plenty of parking with lots of other stores about so its really convenient.

I hate this Tesco! I was in the neighborhood visiting the in-laws and wanted to cook the family…read morechicken fajitas so I zipped to Tesco on the Ballygomartin Road. And whaddya know? They're out of stock as usual. What kind of big chain grocery store doesn't have chicken breast in stock? And you can forget the produce, I was lucky to get out of there with one onion! Phooey on Ballygomartin Tesco!

Smaller than your average Tesco but still bigger than the metros you find dotted about town. I do…read morefind however because of this a lot of things you would normally find in the larger Tesco's you will find difficult to get here, and I don't know if it is overall Tesco policy or a product of buying trend very often than not something will just stop being sold for no reason. Apart from that it's what you expect from a Tesco. Staff are friendly however you still find the conversations happening between staff at the checkouts whenever they are serving customers which as an ex retail employee really gets on my goat- how hard is it to give attention to the people you are serving as opposed to your friends.

Yeah I know its a Tesco's and hardly a local independent business but shush! It's my Tesco's. This…read morestore seems to have quite a student feel to it. Unlike a lot of the other Tesco's, it always feels like they started to make it look nice then decided to cover the bits they didn't do with food. It does provide a very cheap weeks shopping, I get all I need for my belly for around £20 a week which is cracking value. Whilst you need to be careful with some of their own brand stuff, a lot of it is as good as the big names, just in plain packaging.

I live next to Tesco so for me that in itself is reason to go. It is cheaper than any of the other…read moreindependent stores (but not necessarily better quality food) but it is one of the smaller ones in Northern Ireland. Thus the store does not often have everything you need, and if you happen to find yourself stuck in it anytime between 5 and half 6, you are likely to be stuck in a massive queue. I work in a shop so I have a certain affinity with what these people have to go through, but some of the staff look desperately unhappy in their job and as we are beaten with the customer service stick so much, I think this particular Tesco store should have a retraining too because the staff do not seem to care at all with what they are doing. On the plus side, it is probably the cheapest place for groceries on the Lisburn Road and the alcohol offers are incredible compared to pub prices.

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this Tesco store before, I go all the time. Not the most…read moreglamorous review but here goes, hopefully it will useful. First up - this Tesco store isn't 24 hours, don't be caught out! It does have extended opening hour but it's definitely not open all the time. The car park is huge and there's a bottle bank and recycling point right at the back - a handy place to get rid of those post party bottles. The shop itself is huge. They have a Timpsons locksmiths at the entrance so if you need to get a key cut or a shoe mended you can leave it in here and pick it up when you've done your shop. There's also an optician at the back of the store so if you are confusing potatoes and tomatoes I'd pop in here for a check up. A recent addition to this store is the home ware and electronics department which pretty much covers every area. The only thing holding this store back is the lack of manned check outs. They seem to have invested heavily in self service areas but the problem is that most people come here for a big shop and not a few bits therefore rendering these useless as no one wants to stand and scan 1 million items. Really convenient store with loads of wee extras to make life a bit simpler - A-OK!

This Tesco seems to have everything you could want from a supermarket. Good size of electrical…read morerange, clothing, off liscence, bakery and of course groceries. Its open 24 hours which is a plus, which I have had to make use of a number of times due to shopping emergencies etc. The only reason I did not give it a 5 Star is because when you do make use of the 24 hour service, some of the Isles are closed off with the staff replenishing stock levels which can be quite annoying especially if you are after something in particular. The store has a scan as shop service which is really convenient, you scan the items as you shop, place them into your bags in the trolley then pay for everything at the end of your shop! There is also a 24 hour garage at the Tesco which again comes in handy.

Fast, clean and excellent service. Lots of variety of snacks. Kids enjoying the store. Highly…read morerecommend

On the way out of the 24 hour Tesco store and my first gripe is that the station isnt 24 hour as…read morewell, Prices are standard with other filling stations in the town but gripe number 2 is they should be lower. Pumps have a habit of being out of order but the plus side is the pay at pump system. Very handy if theres a queue and you are in a hurry. Little shop carries basics like newspapers, milk, crisps, bread etc and staff are always friendly also theres an airline on the forcourt. DONT rely on this station being open to exactly midnight as the sign says but lucky enough theres a 24 hour station with 800 yards.

This is one of the larger Tesco stores and sells just about everything you could want! There are…read morefacilities for printing photos, changing currency and also a phone shop as well as all the normal supermarket goods. They do a good range of clothing for adults and kids and can order in an item if you require. The staff are mostly all friendly and will help out if you cant find an item. They have a great cheese counter where you can also get olives, sundried tomatoes etc The carpark isn't the greatest layout as you cant see past some of the bushes when trying to get out, and people feel the need to park in the bus stop rather than walk an extra 10 ft from a proper parking space!! Good all round store that is always busy.

This is a good Tesco, one of the larger stores so always well stocked with large ranges of stock,…read moredecent offers and (mostly) friendly staff. They also have photo printing and bureau de change in store. My main issue is the car park. Very poorly laid out with low bushes and bad angles making it very hard to see other cars and pedestrians, and the disabled and parent and child parking spaces are constantly used by ignoramuses who aren't entitled to use them and the store does nothing to tackle this.

Sainsbury's is my favourite supermarket. Its quality products are the best available and it sells a…read moregreat range of items. I'm a fan of their vegetarian foods and Sainsbury's own brand items (love Sainsbury's Nut Cutlets and veggie mince). They have the best labelling of all the supermarkets with all their own brand products clearly labelled as to whether or not they are vegetarian or BUAV approved (not tested on animals). In addition their brand match scheme ensures you don't pay more with Sainsbury's than with another supermarket. As per Sainsbury's website "When you buy ten or more different products, we'll tot up the comparable brands in your basket. If you could have paid less at Asda - even because of the deal - we'll give you a coupon for the difference off your next shop." I always use my brand match vouchers at my next Sainsbury's grocery shop. Plus their wine selection is superior to all other supermarket selections. Quality store with unbeatable prices, pleasant to browse and lovely, helpful staff. Perfect. At Christmas and New Year Sainsbury's have a special range of fabulous food you can order and collect in store, I would especially recommend the: *Three nut roast with cranberry sauce *Butternut & mushroom en croute *Limoncello buche de Noel If you want indulgent, treat foods try Sainsbury's 'Taste The Difference' range. This blows every other supermarkets 'luxury' items clean out of the water. Definitely the best you'll get, bar none.

Sainsbury's is the main supermarket in the Forestside shopping centre, so for this reason it is…read morealways packed, no matter what time of the day it is. The supermarket has all the stuff you would expect and more, and is a good place to get all your weekly shop done. They have a very large fruit and veg section, complete with salad bar if you are that way inclined, with a very large delicatessen meat and cheese counter. The store also has a large range of magazines, books, CDs, DVDs and games, and is always worth a check for a better price if you are about to buy a recently released item from HMV. As for the rest of the store there is a large range of everything as you would expect. The store has its own cafe which is good for pacifying those who have been dragged along or those who have worked up a hunger in their arduous shopping trip! The store also has installed self scanning machines, which is a real boost to customers as they can get in and for a few items much faster than in the past! I will sign off with a tip: try the white chocolate and cranberry cookies from here. You will not find a better cookie from any supermarket, pinky promise!

Asda Superstore is quite a distance from where I live so I don't get to visit it often, however…read morewhen I do I love how their own-brand products are good quality at a great price. They've recently increased their vegan products, including frozen, fresh, chilled and ambient. Really love the Asda Plant Based range of vegan chilled items, especially the Duckless Spring Rolls, No-zzarella Sticks, Roast Veg & Houmous Pizza and Filled Potato Skins. Can be extremely busy, so is best avoided during peak shopping times...

Asda is about a 15 minute drive for me unfortunately but worth it, I think the quality of the meats…read moreand bread is better than Tesco. If your not an Asda shopper do just one thing, go to Asda and buy the biggest tiger baguette you can and some mixed crunchy salad leaves, cheese and a bottle of red. Cut the baguette length ways and butter it , stuff it with salad and grated cheese and bung a bit of black pepper over it. Its the ultimate sub. Id love an Asda within walking distance its definitely the bes