This is a well-stocked convenience store that offers a range of goods and serves essentially as a…read moresmaller and more expensive supermarket. They do promote very good deals every week (i.e. 2 bottles of Argentinian wine for £7 and 6 Cadburys crème eggs half price at £1.22 this week) and have many handy options for meals or snacks after a busy day at work. The best thing is that offer a wide range of fair trade goods, from coffee and chocolate to wine and fruit, and the premium for such goods is really rather small especially when you factor in associated deals. This particular co-op has a good layout and friendly staff and stays open until 11 pm so its handy for late night last-minutes.

Pathetic staff attitude at the checkout, searched my bags for suspicious shoplifting. Went to have…read moreroutine shopping after work, without any indication of suspicious behaviour. On asking, they said it's their store policy. Even more appalling, they only pick on random customers, searching their bags. This looked biased and racist behavior by looking at gender, colour and then searching.Never had this experience elsewhere ..while store need to keep eye on shoplifting etc, they could do so by using technology and better staff training. Searching like this cause extreme embarrament.Will never shop in Truro Aldi.

Aldi has a good price fruit and vegetables. Aldi is a bit different from the other shops in the…read morearea, which makes it worth visiting. The store isn't massive It has a good size car park and usually is quite easy to find a space. The car park is also quite easy to get out of. The queues can be variable as they often do not have many cashiers, however the staff are friendly and efficient. If you do go makes sure to bring a bag with you as you have to pay for a carrier. Every week they have new special offers which could be on household electricals or anything else, but you do not know what they will have.

Sainsbury's refurbished their store on the outskirts of Truro back in 2009. The store is very well…read morelaid out and spacious with better quality items than Tesco's or ASDA. They are slightly more expensive but you get what you pay for.....their wine sectrion is extremely good with a nice selection of chateau-bottled wines on offer. The car park is too small for the size of the store although it does have a second storey. Parking between spaces seems slightly tighter than usual. They need to expand parking if they can. Exiting the store is difficult as the roundabout is always very busy. Other than that, a pleasant shopping experience! Would have been 5 stars if parking arrangements were better.

Sainsbury's is situated on the outskirt's of Truro near the railway station. The staff seem to be…read morequite friendly and helpful. This shop has a petrol station on the left as you come in, and generally the petrol seems to be reasonably cheap in comparison with others in the local area. It isn't too hard to find a space in the car park usually. The store itself is quite large with a good choice of most items. It has fish, bakery and deli counters. This Sainsbury's also sells clothes and household goods. Occasionally it can be difficult exiting on to the main roundabout when leaving the car park.

I like Tesco stores - great selection, good prices, friendly staff and - compared to US…read moresupermarkets - plenty of cash registers and staff so check out is always quick. This one is smaller than most hence the 4 stars. For touring travelers like me, an added bonus - clean toilets!!

This isn't a massive store and if you are a holidaymaker and go in High season you will get barged…read morearound. The car park isn't massive. They do not seem to have as much selection as some stores but they do sell everything you need. There are it seems lots of staff so usually all the tills are open and you never have to queue to long. Its really easy to get to just on the main road into Penzance near the long rock heliport. They also have a petrol station but its across the road from the main car park.

This store has a little to be desired. for a town so dependant on its resources and local produce…read morethe co-op doesnt seem to have enough stock or variety. fair enough morrisons is down by the helipad but for the elderly or young mums/families this is way off the usual bus route so co-op is more the viable option. however it is fairly priced, centrally located and staff are friendly.

general store with all the usual groceries plus coal and logs.They bake croissants and bread on the…read morepremises and also have a dvd library,newspapers and a selection of magazines

Pretty large Spar shop with all your neighbourhood needs.They do freshly made sandwiches and have a…read moresalad bar too.Chickens are cooked on the premises and are cheap enough but i wouldn't touch them with a barge pole!

Very disappointed to hear all dogs are aloud in this store!! If stopped with a dog just say it's a…read moretherapy dog and in you go!! Tesco please understand not all dogs are well trained!! I for one will not be shopping here again

The Tesco in Truro is very close to the city centre. It has a large car park although at peak times…read moresuch as a Saturday morning it can become very busy, and the queues can stretch out onto Morlaix Avenue. I would therefore suggest that you shop on another day of week at this Tesco. There is a cafe on the left as you come in but the food served I never feel is all that great. There are also toilets in this area. The store itself it quite large and it is rare for an item to be out of stock. There are a few self service tills but I have found these to be unreliable so I always go to a till with a member of staff on.