Tesco cafe - rude staff, and veggie option breakfast, it's not a veggie option if all you do is…read moretake the meat off.

This store is one of the largest in the area. It has recently had a refurbishment which means its…read morecafe is now larger and on the 2nd level completely on its own and its allowed all the other sections of the stores to become larger, particularly the toys and home. Tesco clothes are amazing. The choice is huge and they are great value. There is usually always a sale on as well. The Value range is cheap and reasonable value, I have yet to find something in that range that didnt taste every bit as good as the dearer range. They have an opticians, pharmacy, photolab, kiosk and all their departments. Its easy to navigate and the staff are always helpful.

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.

This is quite a large Asda which sells a good range of George clothing and Electrical items. Nearly…read morehalf of the store is used for non food items so be careful as you could end up spending a lot more than you set out to. You need to pay for parking in this store but can get your money back when you pay for your goods. Also, you will need £1 for the trolleys. This is a very busy store so is a bit too busy for me in peake hours. However, they are open 24 hours so I tend to go later in the evening when the children are in bed (Husband is at home of course).

This Asda is located in Tilbury, near the docks, you need a car to get to the store. There is a…read morelarge private car park next to the store, which also houses a drive through McDonalds and a petrol station. The store is a large store, and when you arrive there are always plenty of trolleys and baskets. They have a large clothing section as you walk in to the right, then the next few aisles are books, greeting cards electricals and cd/dvd's. The other aisles are food and groceries. There is a large variety of food there, and the aisles are well spaced out. There always seems to be a 'special' area, where they put items that are soon to be out of date. The staff always seem to be pleasant, and most of the time they have enough tills open.

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The word supermarket in this shops title is a little misleading. I would class it more as a…read moremini-mart or convenience store. It's a newsagents, an off licence and also stocks a number of food items such as bread, milk, tinned food and basics such as flour, cooking oil, and other cooking ingredients. To me as a forgetful person it has come to my rescue on many occasions as I'll realise that I have run out of something and will use Supersave as my first port of call to replace it. The shop also has the added convenience of being on the way to the train station from West Street so quickly grabbing a paper for the train journey, a sandwich for lunch or topping up my Oyster card is easy to do. If you happen to be traveling to work in the morning there is a recently established pastry section which sells croissants which are well worth checking out. Supersave's long opening hours also increase the convenience factor. Price wise you will not pay much different to the big supermarket chains. My only real complaint is the layout. The aisles are quite narrow and at times can be difficult to navigate which is not ideal for parents with prams.