A small but quite good indoor market with plenty of stalls of all kinds. Particularly good for…read moregreetings cards but also for wooden furniture and household supplies. There is a little cafe as well which is quite basic but pleasant. The toilets cost 20p to use but are well looked after and clean. There is a disabled toilet (radar key) as well, although the attendant can open the door if you don't have a key.

A large indoor market with loads of stalls including fish, cards, electrical appliances, telescopes…read morefruit and veg and flowers A big part of the market sells welsh item books, games, cds etc The nicest cafe is in here as well I think its called Pats Pantry it is at the end near the new multi storey car park it is only small but the food is home made with a huge breakfast served all day

A great store in both senses of the word - just about everything you could want in the grocery…read moreline, tinned or packeted, frozen or fresh. The George clothes department is for all the family and there are plenty of bargains, so well worth a browse. Many other things besides - homewares, stationery, newspapers and magazines, toys, toiletries, the list goes on and on. The staff are helpful and well trained. Although this store is in the retail park it is close to the town centre so it's easy to walk from there.

It's an ASDA it sell food and stuff…read more This one is close to my mum's and I love it as unfortunately I don't have one close to me in London :( . I would go in the late evening to avoid the elderly who seem to have an across the board claim on all the shallow shopping trolleys.

Not the best of supermarkets, in fact I drive halfway across Cardiff to shop in Sainsburys instead…read more The selection of food here is ok, but they really don't have much in the way of quality products or specialist foodstuffs. Additionally they're not particularly great when it comes to stocking organic and fair-trade food products (not verygood in this day and age). I have noticed that I have plenty of offers on in store, especially when it comes to branded goods such as Pringles, Coca Cola, Penguins etc... making them much better value than in other supermarkets. As you've probably noticed from my list however, they really only generally have offers on junk food (no wonder we're all getting obese). I do come here though, quite regularly when I'm after DVDs, video games and electronic goods, which in my experience are often cheaper than even Amazon.com. So that's something too really bear in mind.

When I need a big local supermarket this is where I come. I must admit that I don't tend to buy…read moremuch food in here as my local Coop has better bread, biscuits and own-brand goodies. But for the bulky thing ASDA is just the job. Yesterday we bought toilet rolls, cat food, washing and cleaning stuff and a stock of shampoo that should last until 2012. The clothing department seems to have lost the plot in the last few years. There used to be nice things and now we wonder who exactly wears this stuff. The home department is very cheap and good for replacing broken dishes and worn-out pans. Don't ever buy the 'Smart-Price' pans, they last about 11 seconds before losing all their coating and going rusty.

This is a great value store. Fantastic quality fruit and veg with really cheap prices and they…read morealways have offers on. Good size carpark so you will always find a space. Staff very friendly and helpfull. Trolleys need a £1 coin so dont forget this! There are good offers in the middle of the store of non food items. It varies every week and it can be something for the home, the garden, clothing or stationary. Its worth going once a week to check these bargins out!

I love lidl's. they have great bargains and everything looks clean and tidy.read more

Tesco Metro stores are between Tesco Superstores and Tesco Express stores in size. This one is…read moresurprisingly large and is well stocked with food (fresh, frozen, tinned and packets), drinks of all kinds (including alcohol), household goods, stationery, greetings cards, toiletries, fresh flowers and so much more. There are plenty of check outs so you don't usually have to queue too long and the staff are very pleasant and helpful. The whole store is at ground level, there is easy access for everyone and automated doors too.

Great store with plenty of choice and availability. Staff are friendly. Reasonable prices.read more

I really like this Tesco store. I used to use it all the time when in Uni, and recently moved back…read moreto the area - is it possible to feel nostalgic about Tesco?! It's quite a good size without feeling like a warehouse. There's a pretty good selection of bargains on offer in the clearance sections. But what I really like about this Tesco is that they have now introduced a recycling centre that gives you green clubcard points on certain items (http://www.tesco.com/greenerliving/greener_tesco/what_tesco_is_doing/qa_recycling_centre.page ) Glass bottles and jars Steel/aluminium food & drink cans Plastic bottles (eg milk containers and soft drink/water bottles)

A good place for cheap fruit and veg as they always have offers on, but the main reason to go is…read morefor the household goods they have. A large selection of quite random product at low prices, you may have to hunt around the shelves for what your after but its worth doing. The only down side are the queues with only 4 tills and only 2 open at any one time.

This is one of the local bargain supermarkets, personally I think it has some good offers on…read morebranded goods but I am not sure about all the unbranded items. If you can get there early on the weekend it has a great selection of fruit and vegetables at really good prices. I have heard that the freshness is not the best and some things don't last but I have never had a problem. Also have different themed offers like fishing or skiing for example with lots of really good valve items.

The downside is Sainsbury's is that in general it seems to be a bit more expensive than other…read moresupermarkets so as best I can, I try to avoid them to be honest. However, there are still some bright sides. Atmosphere: Nothing impressive, slightly cramped to be honest, especially when comparing to Morrison's or Asda builds. Variety: Like I said, Sainsbury's tends to be a tad bit more expensive than your other supermarkets, so in this particular location with loads of supermarkets to choose from, you'll rarely ever find a deal here. However, from what I've noticed the "International Foods" section of Sainsbury's is a LOT more varied than other supermarkets. The times I do visit Sainsbury's are when I'm craving some favourites I'm unable to find at Morrison's or Asda: - Low-Fat Mango Ice Cream (so delicious!) - Plenty of East Asian foods that aren't your usual standard boring stir-fry sauces. You have Japanese curry capsules, Thai sauces, etc. Like I said, some of these favourites weren't available at the other supermarkets I frequent, so I come to Sainsbury's for that reason. However, if you're going for generic foods that you can find anywhere else, you're better off elsewhere given how expensive Sainsbury's is.

I worked for this Sainsbury's for 4 years part-time whilst I was a student. I have to say that it…read moreis a great store, because it is not too large, but still offers a great range of products. The Salad bar is amazing, where you can choose your own from Ham & Pasta to Cheese, Croutons and Fresh Fruit. The store also has a curry counter/hot chickens/ bakery and deli. The staff are friendly and as Sainsbury's usually dothe quality of food is better than Asda or Tesco. The store does however, suffer from bad stock levels from time to time around 5pm especially the in store bakery.