I think it's a great shop I found everything I needed it's very convenient always has been it would…read morebe a 5 star but the stars but the staff are a little bit of a let down it feels as if they don't want to be there if they were to increase the quality and enjoyment of the job the customer service would go up and make it a 5 star review

A supermarket that feels like it should be a lot bigger. Good selection of fresh food and high…read morequality but their world food section is hardly global. Gluten free section is poor and the man who deals with the currency exchange is possibly the rudest man to be customer facing.

I'd give this place 7 stars! Its my favorite Chinese food shop. I think its run by a husband and…read morewife team as they are always serving when I go in. If you are familiar with 'Father Ted' there is a husband and wife who run a hardware shop who are so NICE when customers are in and then try to kill each other when the store is empty. The owners of this shop are just like the Father Ted couple (in that they are helpful, kind and always smiling) only with out the violence! I am impressed by how tidy, organized and well stocked this mini-market is. I also like the sweet little signs everywhere making recipe suggestions and how to use the specialist ingredients. The prices are good value with a range of offers such as buy 3 for £1 etc. The range of noodles is huge! There are Korean, Japanese, Chinese and more! I have discovered one type of lime and coconut flavour noodle that I would happily pay £4 for a bowl in Tokyo. And happily at this supermarket its only 39p! REALLY! With the demise of the Taj on the corner and the rumours of more BIG supermarkets coming to Kemptown Support these wee businesses. Or in just a few years St James Street will be another Western Road. In the 1 year I have lived in Brighton I have witnessed Tescos, Morrisons` and now Sainsburys arrive on the road! Time to think and support the local independent trader. Local shops like this one deserve our custom more than the BIG 4.

Extraordinarily good service. Possibly the best in the area. It's a pleasure to shop there…read more http://sevenstarshop.com/

M&S scores top points purely on the basis that it relieves me from the tedium that is Asda. This…read moreSimply Food branch has only just opened up and I popped in today. It is such a joy in comparison to my other local supermarket! Fewer people for a start, everyone was fully dressed and nobody was screaming at their kids! Joking aside, yes its a little more expensive than some of its competitors but the quality of the food tends to be a lot better. Having it on my doorstep could end up being a little dangerous, both to the wallet and the waistline. It is has a cafe on site. I haven't popped in yet, but will certainly be doing so in the near future

Easily the best M&S I've ever used for food. Spotlessly clean, well managed, well staffed (who are…read moreexcellent). As you would expect, top quality goods and well presented. if you get there at the right timeyou can pick up some real bargains. Easy access.parking good. Well worth the travel up there!

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.

My better half and I have a theory that it usually costs £10 for a bag of groceries at Asda, £15 at…read moreTesco, £20 at Sainsburys and £25 at Waitrose. It shows how cheap Morrisons is that we managed to get three bags of groceries, pasta, rice, tomato sauce and so on for approx £32. The icing on the cake, is that lots of the store cupboard stables we bought were leading brands that would have cost 25-50% more at all of the above. So, why haven't I given it 4 stars? Well, the shop layout is ugly as sin and the small aisles means it's constantly busy. There's no parking and the tills are so jam-packed it's hard to pack your groceries without feeling rushed. The fresh meat, fish and bakery counters are also much smaller than at the main Morrisons supermarkets across the country. With so many bargains on offer however, it's unlikely many others customers will care or notice these misdemeanours.

I wish I lived nearer to Morrisons. I just went into the one in Kemp Town this afternoon, and will…read moreprobably start going fairly regularly even though it's quite out of the way. As far as selection goes, Morissons has as much to offer as Sainsbury's, but the design of Morrisons must be more compact or efficient - it has the feel of a smaller grocer and doesn't take as long to manoeuvre through the aisles. Prices are reasonable - lower than Sainsbury's - and the Morrison line of foods (that also comes in a Smart Eating variety) is even cheaper. Produce is fantastic - apples so shiny they almost glow - and the fishmonger area smells authentically like the seaside. Staff members are alert and friendly, and sound genuinely interested in helping customers. Even the customers themselves seem a nicer bunch. The only downside is the queue length at checkout - yikes. Although, today might still have been showing the effects of the recent snow-melt. The spring time weather has everyone out, ready to fill their cupboards in case crazy snow happens again.

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!

Most of the shelves are missing key items, constantly without things I want - when we go to…read morePortslade, they have plenty! Why is your stock so poor? Today the scan and go and self checks weren't working again and only one set of scales in the whole store working. On top of that the entrance and toilet areas are disgusting.

The toilets are absolutely disgusting poo & pissarro everywhere never any toolet roll or soap…read more The product gave gone down hill as well. Better of at Marks

M&S Simply Food at Brighton Station is one of the few shops inside the station concourse, it is…read moreprobably one of the better places in the station to grab some to-go food and drinks ahead of a train journey, with rivals Superdrug and WHSmith barely having a food selection, and PRET being the only other place which sells food, but even then they sell a limited menu compared to other stores. This is pretty different from other M&S Simply Food stores as it is a travel store, they specialise in to go food and drinks at really high prices, as I recall a meal deal cost around £5 which is £1.50 more than a regular store, an increase of around 42.8%. I understand travel stores can cost more because of the location, but this seems to just take it a little step further, knowing there is little competition elsewhere in the station and it is from the Marks and Spencer brand, which has a reputation for being towards the higher-end scale for food anyway. The gluten-free selection was awful, they didn't have any wraps or pasta pots which stores usually have, they had two varieties of sandwiches, even then this is quite poor for a Marks and Spencer store, who have much more to choose from. I personally have a strong hate for seeded bread, which is why it frustrates me to see so many places only offering gluten-free sandwiches on seeded bread, and this location is sadly no different. A useful store, but they really do need to work on making pricing much more reasonable and stock of gluten-free items, which Marks and Spencer are usually pretty good here, so this branch is pretty rare in that sense. 2*

Y'know those long journeys when you've been travelling for hours and just want to get home, pull on…read moreyour PJs and eat something warm and homely? Well, if your train pulls in at Brighton Station you can pick up a roasted chicken, mashed potato and asparagus from the M&S Simply Food. They're open til 11pm every day except Sunday and also sell staples like bread, milk, yoghurt, fruit and juice. Of course, Marks and Spencer is always slightly more expensive than other grocery stores but the food is usually of such good quality it makes up for the extra pennies. If you're super-tired, you can also pick up muffins and coffee for breakfast the next day!

A member of staff held my basket whilst I was busy texting my mum. Too much information but I had a…read moregood experience.

I was shopping with my baby in the buggy today and went to self checkout to pay. Your staff member…read moreKevin took me to a spacious end till and carried my basket for me and checked out the majority of my items being super helpful. Kevin also told me about all the new deals i'd get it I signed up to Nectar, so I did! Thanks Kevin!