This review centres on the Morrison's In-store Cafe…read more The cafe in Morrisons is really below par. If you order something, it will take a long time to come. It'll be greasy and dry at the same time, and won't taste of, well, anything. Unfortnately, while an instore cafe should really be an edible advert for the supermarket's main food offering, the Morrisons cafe falls short. It's a pity, because the supermarket itself is very good.

I did my weekly shop in Morisons this morning and the young man...Henry who served me on the…read morecheckout really should be given a few lessons on good customer service! First of all there was no friendly "hello" so I said it to him instead, for a few seconds he just stared at me as if I was some sort of creature from another planet before muttering "Hi". Even though I asked if he could wait until I'd finished loading my shopping onto the belt before he started putting my shopping through the checkout but he ignored me. When it came to paying he told me what my shopping cost but there was no "please" to be fair I think he did mumble "thank you" when I handed over my money and when he saw me looking at his name badge he did manage a smile and said goodbye...no doubt he'd starrted to wonder if I was a mystery shopper. I would have complained on the customer service desk about his attitude but ther was noone to be seen, hence my review here. I work in retail myself and therefore know that good manners cost nothing and it is something this young man should be told.

Located in the Hankridge Way retail park, this Sainsburys is one of the biggest I've ever been to…read more A sizeable car park and good access to the large petrol station was a good start. Having stopped at the local Travelodge, we visited the cafe for breakfast. A good cup of coffee and a wide selection of both of hot and cold breakfasts, whilst overlooking people shopping in the store below, helped wile away a relaxing half an hour. The store itself was extremely impressive in size, including all the usual delicatessen, fish counter, bakery etc. A great range of Tu clothing and good variety of electricals, you only get in big stores too. We also noticed that the store was spotlessly clean and the stock was constantly being checked and refilled. Pleasant and friendly staff too.

I was in Sainsburys billet street doing shopping when I over heard a member of staff slagging off…read moreanother member of staff I asked who she was and was told she was the store manager,I find that completely unprofessional and when I saw her again (store manger) she was just hanging up decorations how is that doing your job? I was very disappointed it ruined my whole shopping experience and that doesn't count the time I picked up fresh meat that was frozen left on the shelf how disgusting! You have lost a valued customer I'm not returning.

This is a review of the cafe at Tesco rather than the store in general as our trip was specifically…read moreto grab a quick lunch on the way to a funeral. We assumed there would be a cafe here as it is a large superstore although the outside of the building does not mention the cafe on the list of facilities. We found the cafe to the left of the entrance. There was a choice of sad ages an chips, lasagne, baked potatoes, a very limited choice of sandwiches and small selection of cakes etc. I chose a baked potato with chilli con carne. However at 12.30pm I was told this had run out. I chose an alternative of cheese and beans topping which was 40p extra as it was two toppings not 1. The toppings were very small portions so the potato was quite dry, and the 'salad' was a couple of forkfuls of ice burg lettuce, 2 slithers of cucumber and 1 tiny slither of onion. My husband couldn't find any sandwiches he liked as there was a very basic choice so he went to the pre packed sandwich aisle in the store and returned with a better option. However, as soon as he sat down he was instantly told to leave by a slightly jobs worth member of staff as 'you are not allowed to eat your own food in the cafe'!! We pointed out that this was actually a Tesco sandwich and that if they had had the same range in the cafe he might have been able to purchase it there, but that had not been an option! Anyway, my husband went outside to eat and I ate half of my lunch before giving it up as the quality wasn't great. We found the experience quite amusing - a good job we have a sense of humour! Recommendation - eat somewhere else if you're in Taunton, even if you're just looking for a quick snack.

This is a smallish Tesco and so doesn't have their whole range of goods. However they have all the…read morefoodstuffs plus some electricals and a coffee shop. There is lots of parking plus parent and child places handily round the side of the store.

The County Stores in Williton used to be much like its' Taunton counterpart - a ye olde worlde…read morefoodstore with personal service and a smile. Unfortnately, it's now turned into a Spar franchise. This means prices have gone up, and that personal touch seems to have faded. Still, makes good competition for the Co-Op across the road.

As Sainsburys go this is a very small one. However, as it is right in the centre of town it is…read moreuseful if you want to get a few bits. It sells all the foodstuffs you would expect and has a card and tobacconists but if you want their wider ranges of electricals, etc. then you would need to go to their superstore at Hankeridge farm.