I'm so lucky to have such a good supermarket like this, on my doorstep. It's clean, spacious and…read morewith a wide variety of quality goods that other supermarkets wouldn't stock. I buy around half my groceries and household goods from here, including freshly baked bread. Tongs are always available for picking up the bread, which I find reassuring. As for the staff? First class and always very professional!

I buy a split tin and a Sandwich loaf costing £1.30 each, every week from the Bakery of the Ruislip…read morebranch. It used to come hygienically wrapped, but now it is left unwrapped for all to handle, including those who have just emerged from the toilet, and those who just sneezed into their hands etc.. It is a well-known fact that the general hygiene in this country is iffy. So when customers in making their selection, do not settle for the first loaf but handle quite a few before choosing the one they want, will definitely spread contamination to the rest of us. I have taken this matter up with the floor manager today and on two other occasions but I am being fobbed off with pat answers that this is the company's policy. I ask you: Will she feed her own family with something which she knows could be contaminated? Other supermarkets provide tongs and paper bags, why cannot a responsible firm like Waitrose who say they are all in favour for a healthy living for their customers do likewise?

The beauty of this Tesco Express is that, aside from a Morrisons some distance away, there's no…read moreother general food store in Hatch End. Although small, this store has enough for you to grab basic provisions you might have run out of and has a cash till as well. This Tesco also has a few dedicated parking bays - parking in Hatch End, no matter what time of day or night - is a luck of the draw, as there are numerous restaurants on the main road so the roads are always packed with parked cars. If desperate, however, there is a free car park behind the shops, that you can get to by driving down Grimsdyke Road and turning left just past the Quickfit.

This isn't really about Tesco per se....but about one of their products…read more.. Tesco's Finest Lasagna I was absoluely knackered after a hard day last week and just wanted to get home and crash in front of telly but had no food in so stopped by Tesco and picked a Lasagna (must be their finest line) for £3 (serves two)........being Italian I am deeply ashamed to admit I 'bought' a pasta dish....but I really couldn't be bothered to cook....I was expecting the worse but figured what the hell... How wrong could I be....it was really nice....a decent bolognese sauce and lots of it, nicely cooked pasta that retained it's bite...a creamy bechamel with undertones of bay and nutmeg and a good sprinkling of parmesean...I cooked it for a longer than suggested until the top was nicely browned and pulsating with the molten sauces and ate every single bite ....if you're stuck for a quick dinner for a guest...buy a couple of these...make a salad...get some garlic bread...and enjoy....really nice.

A savior for food one weekend when I was staying up in North Harrow…read more Lots of things were closed early on a Saturday and Sunday but this place was open and we grabbed some drinks and food on our way back into town. It's your typical Tesco Express with the same weekly deals and inexpensive Tesco Value brand items. Just up the road from the North Harrow tube station.

I was stopped by the security for apparenlty stealing, they made me wait for the manager to check…read morethe security and he finally came back and we were free to go, although me and my friend were harassed by the short women, (called my mate "fat") Although they do have good prices.

prices sky high and staff service is very rude at the tills- they launch the items of food and…read moreactively do not help- even when requested. they have a monopoly and thus act as if they do not need to care about service or goods once paid for.

A well-stocked and reasonably priced local Indian market. They are excellent for seasonings, fresh…read morecurry leaves, produce, dry legumes/beans, and various specialty flours. They do not carry whole millet (sadly!) though they do carry millet flour, and I thought their rice selection was unusually small for a store of this size. They have a fresh Indian pickle self-service bar that looked and smelled delicious, and they also have a wide selection of fireworks (maybe an unusually large selection this time of year for Diwali?). Heartily recommended!

My favourite local store which is a sort of emergency pit stop particularly early mornings or…read moreweekends. Open 7 days a week including bank holidays including Christmas! It is next to a number of other stores including a butcher shop and the Pinner Arms pub. It is a nice little store run Mr. J and family who are the friendliest store owners I have met. It has everything and more you might expect from a local convenience store. *Newspapers and magazines *Booze, good selection of wines and beer *Milk and other diary products, eggs *Limited selection of fresh and canned vegetables *Snacks and breads *Frozen/ ready to eat foods and ice creams *Minor DIY kits including bulbs etc *Soaps/household items like kitchen roll etc *Limited selection of flowers *It also sells lottery tickets and do mobile phone and oyster top-ups *There is a free cash machine! *It is also a Click and Collect point! Amazing array of services and selection makes it my favourite local shop. As it is few metres from my house so sometimes during early mornings when we run out of milk or bread or eggs I am there when Mr J starts to lift up the shops shutter! 4 stars only because Credit cards are not accepted but there is a cash machine in the store that you could use anyways !

Hands down the friendliest staff I've ever known at an off licence. The store is a regular little…read moretreasure trove of goods which thankfully cover most of the stuff I need when I'm cooking and realise we're out of something. The shop has a newspaper/magazine selection, a lottery machine and scratch cards station as well as all the products you'd expect from an off licence. But really what marks the difference is the staff.

Has pretty much everything you need, including pharmacy, electronics section and butcherread more

From the road, this looks like a relatively decent sized Asda…read more Once you get in, it's pretty much a clusterf-. The chilled and frozen food is in a semi-circle around the crowded aisles, which are never properly stocked. There's not much variety. Staff varies - today I had a nice manager getting my click and collect parcel - but he kept coughing and not covering his mouth. Then the guy who checked us out tried to sell us a bag - which we need, fine. But when we asked for a normal one, he insisted on giving us a bag for life, which cost more and was larger than we needed. Oh well, whatever. I mean, it sells stuff at a reasonable price. But not a place to do a weekly shop, if you're at all sane.

When you think of Asda, you pretty much think of an enormous store - you kind of have to as it's…read morequickly become Walmart in all but name due to its American owners. This has that same idea, except imagine taking that gigantic store and squishing it down to a much, much smaller space. In otherwords, this is a tight squeeze at the best of times - for example, if a member of staff is putting something out, then that's the aisle blocked. If two trolleys want to pass each other, they have to do so delicately. Plus, nothing is in the order you'd expect - and this has to be the only place masquerading as a full sized supermarket where you'd find the beers, wines and spirits section down the same aisle as the frozen food. But you know, you can pick up a bottle of rose and a bag of frozen samosas at the same time, so that's progress right. The other problem I have generally with Asda is that their shelving makes it look like you're in a warehouse the entire time. It's fine for places like Costco because you are actually in a warehouse, but when you're in a place which is meant to be on the same level and idea as a Sainsburys or a Tescos, it just makes the entire store look cheap - and not cheap as in "ooh, I've saved two quid" but as in "the place just looks unappealing and terrible".

Quite a large Tesco but always horrendously busy! Now has a coffee shop there. Does not sell…read moreclothes and has a limited amount of non-food lines but a good selection of groceries! 2 hours free parking.

Excellent store offering all the usual Tesco facilities. Doesn't have a petrol station. Now has a…read morecoffee franchise inside instead of it's own cafe with is the one big disappointment.

Huge parking outside, open 24/7. I'd say most prices are affordable. This Tesco may be quite…read morecrowded at the weekend, still.

This Tesco was in the midst of a massive remodel when I visited this weekend. Since that's a…read moretemporary situation, I'll not comment on it any further. A full-size Tesco that probably runs more than 200,000 square feet and is pretty chock full of all the things you need to operate a household. Groceries, produce, meats, cheeses, sweets, soda, beer, spirits, cleaning supplies, you name it! The shop was pretty well organized and the prices were easy to find and I think are quite competitive. Plenty of tills ("registers" in American) and the cashier that helped me was quite pleasant and friendly. Very large parking area and I'm sure there's a petrol station out there somewhere.