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15 years ago
ok to shop, dont like the self service tills though and they dont stock as many products as ur bigger asda stores!
490 High Road
London N17 9JF
United Kingdom
Tottenham
020 8463 4500
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People searched for Grocery 1,588 times last month within 10 miles of this business.
Large Tesco Extra store opposite Ikea Edmonton - this store has a garage and cafe. Decent world…read morefood section although the rest of the store is filled with the standard Tesco range plus clothes and electricals. No pleasure shopping here - its pretty well laid out which means you can get in and out in record time...Pains me to say it but this is one of the better Tesco stores.
This is a huge Tesco, which as well as the foodstuff has a big clothing, entertainment, household,…read moreelectrical, phone departments and a Tesco direct desk. There is also a Bureau de change, an opticians, a cafe and a soon to be opened pharmacy. The toilets are well kept and the store is well stocked and the staff are friendly.
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About time!! Lots of people was complain that their didn't want Sainsbury here. But it soooo!…read moreconvenient and to be honest it got better for deals.
WARNING avoid this place!…read more The customer service you get in this store is absolutely TERRIBLE. When I was being served my items were being scanned and was literally thrown across to me. When I looked uncomfortable she looked at me and she cut her eyes at me which made matters worse. This has happened to me several times so I have stopped going there. IF I COULD GIVE 0 STARS I WILL!
just moved in to this area and this is the local store that i find everything @ one place. coolread more
Hiding in the shadow of the Lyle & Tate factory in Silvertown is this massive Far East Asian…read moresupermarket selling almost everything you could possibly need. You've probably seen Loon Fung in Chinatown, right in the middle of Gerrard Street, the largest Chinese supermarket there, complete with butcher and funky smells. Well, this is their larger and better store, right next to City Airport. It's a bugger to get to. Even if you have a car, the Crossrail works happening in its immediate vicinity have rendered Sat Nav systems a little bit useless as Factory Road now appears to be one way only. But perseverance pays off because you will literally be able to load your car up with all the stuff you can't buy elsewhere and not need to make this trip for another 3 months. There's free parking on site. A huge fruit and vegetable section, massive frozen section, you can buy industrial boxes of laundry detergent here (cheaper than at a mainstream supermarket.) A fishmonger, butcher and every single brand of soy sauce under the Sun. It's also possible to buy hotpot stoves/pots as well as as bamboo steamers and other kitchen objects popular in Far Eastern cuisine. It used to be a cash and carry which meant you needed a membership card to shop here. I've recently been told that I can get points on the card. No idea if it's still a cash and carry but it's worth getting a card for the loyalty points if you plan on being a frequent shopper.
If you're looking for 'have a nice day' shiny happy staff dont shop here!!…read moreHowever if you like Chinese/Oriental food and if you like cooking this is the place for you! There's every type of Chinese ingredient you can think of and a few you cant..think instant shark fin soup and odd looking pickled ingredients from mushrooms to monkey heads!! once over the initial shock there is every type of soy sauce, noodles, tofu dim sum, stirfry paste and cooking utensil you can think of,worth it just to look at the packaging! have a browse you wont be dissappointed
This is a brilliant little supermarket (we call it the 'magic shop') that's been a godsend since we…read moremoved in to the area. The big supermarkets at Harringay and Stamford Hill are a bit of a trek, so it's great to have a place like this, which is well stocked and does not charge above the odds. As well as all the usual groceries, sweets and newspapers, Gurbet's sells a wide range of fresh fruit and veg to rival Green Lanes, so if you're cooking and suddenly need an extra ingredient, it generally won't let you down. It also sells freshly-baked Turkish style flatbreads, still warm from the oven for a few pence! Great for a quick meal. Best of all though, the staff are friendly and welcoming, which I have to say makes a pleasant change on 7SR!
This shop is amazing. It is the best on seven sisters road. it has the best range of products and…read morehas the best price for products. The customer service is amazing ad I believe the level 4.5 of hygiene rating is a little low. The hygiene is amazing. Finally, I would recommended this store to every one living in the North London and especially seven sisters.
The Turkish Food Centre is a large supermarket where you can find cheap imports form turkey, and…read moreother Mediterranean and Middle Eastern countries. It is a joy to live near by, open 365 days of the year, 8am to 10pm without fail. Organic vegetables, tomatoes bursting with colour and flavour. They have a large delicatessen where they have a large selection of olives, Halal meats and cheeses , and make their own Turkish bread on site too. It all has a lovely smell of when you walk in. They have absolutely everything that a Turksih Chef would need. My family shop here virtually everyday to get bread and other certain thing they might need for whatever is being cooked. For quantity, it is by no means competition for any large supermarket chains, but as for quality, it definitely is. It is a regular for me.
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Note: the address above is not a store AFAIK: it is just the one listed on the website…read more When shopping, are you fed up with finding somewhere to park, entering an over-full supermarket, tripping over pushchairs, queuing up for hours and all that stuff? Fed up because the store keeps moving the stuff around to stimulate impulse purchases? ;-)) Hacked off by people standing yacking in mid-aisle to enrich their shopping experience? Suffering from arthitis/rheumatism/an old war wound? Several supermarkets do home delivery in many areas (e.g. Asda, Tescos). I've tried all of them, but Sainsbury's are by the far the best IMO. Maybe not the cheapest, but I think the best value. You can login 24/7. Then you have find out whether you are in fact within their catchment area, and register to provide the usual details. Having done that, you first have to agree a delivery window, which you can select (best to go to the site about 4 days prior to delivery for maximum delivery slots). So you're ready to rock! You click your way round their 'e-aisles' and 'add to basket' as required. This takes a while first time round, but it adds your purchases to your My usuals log, which will show up next time you login. All that happens then is that you remember to be at home and wait for them to cruise round. You have reduced your carbon footprint and saved yourself a lot of grief! ;-) It costs £6 per delivery, but if they are late, you don't pay. They will make suggested replacements which you can either accept or send back. These are usually O.K. You will also instantly see what is on special offer (e.g. at the time of writing for example, wine is 25% off! For the benefit of the geekish I am sure that they use CRM software to log transactions, because the number of our suggested replacements seems to just go down and down. Busy, no time for shopping, grumpy, fed up with all the other aspects mentioned above? Then go for it!
Usually you would place a flagship store at your headquarters right? Instead Sainsbury's have…read moredecided to show off how good they are at over pricing their items. There is little in the way of multi deals. Every item is about 20p more expensive than every other Sainsbury's local store. I have never seen anything reduced in this store. The cashiers manage to give me incorrect change often and I got very upset one day when I had to buy a six pack of tomatos in excess packaging when I only needed one. Oh and finally the guy 'cooking' in the bakery can be spoken to through the shelves and he will often say 'no more' no more' just when you have got the fillings for the bagel, roll or baguette you want to buy. It is unbelievable that the head office is above this poor example of a store.
So Sainsburys been to one you've been to them all? This one is forever improving, they have…read moreincreased the number of self-service tills in the shop but not decreased the amount of staff on checkouts, alongside the staff stationed near to those self-service check outs. They used to have a independent flower stall inside but decided the space would better serve a trolley park... They have the obligatory coffee stop, which I have never used so can't comment on. They stock all you expect to see in a Sainsburys, they have recently added a petrol station onsite which is useful as no longer will you have to drive to Purley or Bell Green to redeem the vouchers you get which makes petrol slightly more affordable. The thing to be aware of with this Sainsburys is that it is shares a site with Crystal Palace FC (come on you Eagles). So on match days the store closes early as the car park is over run with cars from supporters from both sides, they will generally close an hour or so before kick off and open back a similar time after it. They have also installed a time limit on using the car park, it's an automated system which reads you license plate as you drive in and tells you how long you can stay for free. I have no idea what happens if you stay over this...apart from some kind of fine I guess. Also on a Sunday be aware that whilst they open at 10am you cannot purchase anything before 11am.
My local one, and is the most homely supermarket one could hope to go to. Everything easy to find,…read morenice aisles for clothing, and home goods, also pharmacy and really good coffee shop. My late Mum and I enjoyed shopping here together and it is disabled and elderly friendly. It is also calm, and no tinned music, but they do have festive music at Christmas. The atmosphere makes it easy to focus on what you need. Friendly, and staff seem happy to be there. Not like a frenetic superstore. Hope it stays this way, just the right size.
The store is old and tired but has pretty much everything needed for a quick shop. Extremely busy…read morebut quick to pay with a large number of self service checkouts. Busy in the evening especially around the Reduced to Clear fridge.
In A Nutshell: -The…read moreTesco Express located in West Kensington, London is perfect. -This tiny grocery store has all the basics covered plus a nice choice of beer/wine. -I like the self-checkout, everyone was able to checkout very fast. Overall, this is a nice grocery store if you live or just visiting the area, it has everything you need.
Lidl's commitment to British vegetables and clear labeling of those products are made me a regular…read moreat the Walthamstow branch. Add to the that several other thoughful products on the shelves and I believe that Lidl is worth including on your weekly shop. Once again I have my regular items that I like to pick. - Fairtrade Dark & Milk Chocolate. - British seasonal vegetables, some organic e.g. Suffolk carrots. - Some frozen fish with the Marine Stewardship Council blue tick. - Decent range of cold meats to make up a platter. - Good range of continental cheese including great value mozzarella. - Great deals on multi-packs of Stella 4% (£3.99 for 10 cans recently). - Regular £1 a bottle on some Shepherd's Neame bottled ales (e.g. Master Brew). - Young flowering plants and seeds for sale in season. Got all my trailing Geraniums for the window boxes there last year. NOTE: I avoid the Lidl clothing as some groups have reported Lidl may not be doing all it can to support adequate working conditions and pay in some factories abroad.
The only time I come to Lidl East Ham is when I want to buy groceries that I wouldn't be able to…read morefind at other local supermarkets. The layout of the store is pretty decent but their customer service isn't that great. Staff are too focused on restocking that they would get slightly annoyed when you ask for help. At check out the staff would scan your grocery really fast and place them on the counter in a way that made you feel like they want you to get out, and they would get impatient when you're still packing your grocery items and dish out your wallet. I understand that this store is located in a busy area and are always packed with people, but I've visited other supermarkets that are in close proximity and their customer service was fantastic. Another local supermarket that is in close proximity has three manned till points but they've still manage to deal with customers in a professional manner. The commercial's that you see on t.v with the friendly faces? Totally misleading :/
This Tesco may be smaller than most other Tesco's but it has a good range of stock, me being a…read moreveggie I always found plenty of variety for me. The free car park is huge with loads of trolleys as well. They have toilets and a cafe as well, the cafe is very reasonable in price with very tasty food. The staff always seemed friendly, wanting to help pack your shopping. Shame that I have found Tesco in general to go up in price a lot lately, hopefully they will stop this or they will lose customers that way.
Tesco in Warfield is a medium sized store with lots and lots of parking. Hardly have to queue for…read moretoo long, even on a busy day as they seem overloaded with staff. The prices are always competetive with other stores and staff are friendly and capable. They have a cafe, with cheap breakfast options and kiddie boxes.
I've only used this small Tesco a few times, when going to and from Wimbledon Common. It would be…read moreeasy to miss, as it is not really visible going up Wimbledon Hill Road. It's quite small and the choice of groceries is relatively limited. There are only a couple of self-service tills, and a couple of staffed tills. So fine for a top-up shop, but not really sufficient for a weekly shop.
I don't like Tescos in general, but I'm definitely not a fan of this one. Sure, i found everything…read moreI needed, but my goodness the checkout counter woman was rude. Not because she ID'ed me and my friend (we're 26 and 27 respectively), she pretty much threw our stuff down the checkout and rolled her eyes when we brought our own bags. There was nothing we could do right with this woman. We were perfectly friendly but she couldn't be bothered. We were in a great mood (getting ready to cook dinner for friends), but she didn't even so much as look at us unless it was to glare. Not impressed. At least in Asda they say hello.
A medium sized tesco store where you can get almost everything…read more clothing, food, household
I prefer shopping here than in Tesco's across the road as the prices are cheaper and you can buy…read morePolish and German food. The staff speaks English and Polish although sometimes they have helpers to fill the shelves who can't help you finding a product as they don't understand English. There's lovely bread and delicious cake on offer as well. It can be crammed after 4pm during the week but it only shows me the shop is popular in the area. Try not to go there on a Sunday as they have delivery day and the shop is full of cartons and boxes which block the aisles and make shopping not easy. You can reach the shop with the Central Line at Greenford Station - it is just opposite the station entrance - or with the buses 92, 105 and E6 to bus stop Greenford Station.
This is a good place for the weekly shop. It has a wide selection of fresh food, including the…read moreusual deli counter and bread, meat and fish counters. It also has a pharmacy within the store. The car park is huge. The home and clothes sections can be a bit untidy at times and large trolleys block the aisles. There are usually plenty of tills open and I generally don't wait too long - which isn't always true of other large supermarkets in the area.
Sainsburys in Kenton, Harrow is one of the largest supermarkets in the area and offers a good range…read moreof food and drink. There is a small clothes department and a really good home ware section which often carries great bargains. This is the perfect supermarket for the weekly shop. It offers a free car park but the trolleys do need a token or £1 coin in order to use them. The staff are friendly and helpful and the shop clean and tidy. There is a good selection of the most popular cds, dvd's and games. It's quite easy to find- just follow the yellow Super Store signs.
L-O-V-E Tesco…read more There's nothing that can go amiss! It location is medium sized but carries all the needed goods. If you're looking for the lush big shoppe -- you're in the wrong place. If you just need a quick pop in and pop out with a bit of straying -- welcome. The lines are short, people and in and out and the Meal Deals are refilled often enough. No complaints on my end. Be sure to check out the clearance area.
