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17 years ago
Very large for a Co-op, with its own large parking lot and a Post Office within the shop. Has its own bakery and a good selection available. Very easy transport links as it's on a main road going to Stafford. read more
Silkmore Lane
Stafford ST17 4JD
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01785 216880
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It's a tesco, it's ordered in a way I can navigate (probably because it hasn't changed much since I…read morewas fourteen) pretty big, and I've never had a problem with any of the staff. It has a reasonably sized section of "not food" too, so, your clothes and DVDs, tech, homewards and party bits and the like, all round not a bad store.
As I visit stafford often I use this place - it's a good, large asda and even has an opticians…read more Well worth shopping here.
This is a large store, with a reasonable array of products. It is the cheapest overall of the three…read morebig stafford supermarkets. The car park is often quite congested though and the spaces are small. The fruit and veg is probably the best of the three stafford supermarkets aswell.
Just visited Staff rude and miserable asked to use the…read moretoilets told you have to use the public toilets which were closed and pouring with rain. No wonder the shop was empty
This is the worst Sainsbury store I've ever used…read more The product range is about average for a Sainsbury's supermarket and includes clothes, music, DVDs, and the store also has a cafe. If you use the store at 8:15 as I have done before then you should not expect to find freshly baked goods, fish on the fish counter, or staff at either the deli or butchers counter. Checkout wait times here are unacceptably long. Expect to wait more than five minutes between 12:00 and 14:00 when the students from the local college cause mayhem. The store was recently redesigned to include more self scan tills, making ten in total. That said if you're not in the store at peak times expect to find only four of them open. Also they're often not staffed so the moment you buy anything needing staff authorisation you'll have a long wait. It's the staff that really spoil this store, and I'm unsure why Sainsbury's don't sack some to motivate the rest of them. They are the most surly, unecessarily defensive, and rude supermarket staff I've ever had the misfortune of dealing with.
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I use this store a lot for my family shopping, sometimes i find it expensive but its a nice storeread more
i use this store rather than the lichfield branch as it has much more choice of goods.open 24…read morehours.it has clothing ranges for all,including coats and some shoes.lots of offers and promotions that change frequently.theres also a tesco direct desk where you can order items or return them.they have self scan checkouts if you're in a rush,but i've never had to queue for too long there.also a petrol station and recycling centre.
There are some good deals,but I was surprised their diced chicken breast is imported from China!I…read morewon't buy again,as I don't trust their regulations,I don't know what are they fed with. Went in the food caddy...I'll check the country of provenance next time.
Farmfoods is located near the Market Hall in Derby, away from the Westfields Centre & more towards…read morethe Cathedral Quarter. The major disadvantage of the store is its size as its very small! However, I only go in there for odd things so its not too much of an issue. Food is much cheaper than most places, however, like most shops, you really have to watch out for products that aren't 'loss leaders'. I've never really had a chance to test customer service in the shop as I've always been able to find items easy. However, with long queues at the kiosk I'm guessing it is quite poor. However, you don't really expect it in a place like Farmfoods.
Located next to the market this is a great little shop. Selling brand named products (namely junk…read morefood but they do sell small selections of things like creals, frozen foods etc) at low prices and normally on 2 4 1 offer such as four cans of pop for £1. The shops is clean and bright and you can normally find what you want straight away. The staff are good and very helpful and will even help you pack your bags. Great if you just need to stock up on biscuits for the office or crisps for lunchboxes.
A great little shop for stocking up on pack lunch things or frozen veg. My family and I shop there…read moremid week, just after the Market shopping for fruit n veg, and it provides really cheap food to stock up on the freezers at home, and great for milk and bread of you run out :) The staff are really friendly, and help to pack your bags too :) 5* from me!
Joy's Mini-market is a Go local store. It is your typical corner shop selling everything from…read moreCatfood to Toilet roll, Beer and Wine to frozen dinners. The owner and all the staff in there are really nice and friendly and will help you if you can't find something or can't reach something. All the prices are reasonable although choice is limited mainly to the more expensive lines but prices aren't inflated beyond RRP. You can also get your Electric or Gas topped up here as well as mobile topup and they sell cigarettes and newspapers too. There are always lots of good offers on and once a month we usually get a leaflet through the door with BOGOF offers a-plenty. Only down point to this shop is that there are always crowds of unruly teens hanging about outside so If I am going to go there I try to go in school time (Although sometimes that doesn't make difference)
I have to say that I had a VERY disappointing shop yesterday. I arrived at the store slightly after…read moreopening at 8am for a quick shop with the intent of being home by 9am (we live 10 minutes away). I bought a total of 45 items for a total cost of £84.02 I used (as always) the smart shop option in which I scanned every item that I bought and had them in two big shopping baskets. When I tried to check out and pay the system wouldn't let me. An assistant came along and said that she needed to check a few items. I have had this 2-3 times before when the rummage through the bags and check 6-10 items to make sure that I hadn't "forgotten" to scan something or was trying to steal something. This time she was told to check EVERY item which involved completely emptying both bags and checking every item and then putting everything back in my two oversized bags. I missed my meeting and worse I was made to feel like a criminal. Had I scanned every single item yes! Was it a good experience- Hell no! Did I feel like a criminal? Yes! Very upsetting- is this level of investigation really necessary?!?!
Sainsbury's is located just on the outskirts of Swadlincote town centre. It has a petrol station,…read morerecycling facilities and a decent sized car park. Not the biggest Sainsbury's, but it is due for an expansion in the near future, which will see the demise of the local Home Electric shop, as the store expands and the petrol is moved to improve access. The store although fairly small, has a good variety of products including a fruit and veg section, a meat and fish counter, a bakery and a delicatessen area. The store is well set out and always well stocked and tidy, which is the main failing of other local supermarkets. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the shopping experience is pleasant and relaxing. This Sainsbury's also has a small cafe area, with a variety of seating, including leather sofas. It has a small, but tasty selection of food and cold drinks. But I don't know what they do to the hot drinks, the coffee and tea taste so bad, they are barely drinkable! This is probably my favourite supermarket and we go in valiantly trying the coffee every week in the vain attempt it will get better, but it doesn't. In every other aspect this is a five star supermarket, but the hot drinks could be so much better.
Iceland in Bilston is really good value, good staff, great bargains and is always decently stocked…read more The staff are really helpful and always willing to check in the back stock room if the shelves don't have what you want. the store is well laid out and presented very nicely, the shelves are never cluttered and is easy to navigate around the store. the usual food and products are always cheaper than other supermarkets.
Not keen on this place as it can get very busy especially on market days. but if you like iceland…read morestuff go on a non market day and you may have a more pleasant experience. Expect all the usual offers and bargains.
Great handy supermarket at the heart of Perton. Not a massive place but certainly big enough for a…read morebig shop for food. I know others sainsburys that sell lots of non-food items but this doesn't. But has all you could need anyway.
This is a great shop if you're staying in Perton, offering a wide range of goods and with several…read morefresh food counters. I particularly appreciated the discounts on offer in the toy aisle and the wide selection of British beers. All the staff I spoke to were friendly and courteous.
This is a neat and handy little convenience store in the heart of Sutton Coldfield…read more Its convenience lies in its situation, standing where Upper Parade meets the Lower Parade, meaning all shoppers in Sutton can get here with total ease. PJ's does everything you would expect, and with plenty of cash machines nearby, things just keep on getting more and more convenient. I've popped in many times for milk, bread, cigarettes and newspapers. With slightly later opening hours than the rest of Sutton, PJ's is as versatile as can be. The lunches here are also pretty good, with loads of sandwiches, rolls and baguettes available for hungry workers to choose from as well as different meal deals. I often grab one if I'm in Sutton at this time of day. The coffees are strong and tasty just as they should be and, more importantly, they often come without the queues associated with the bigger named, local competitors.
PJ's.... dunkin' your doughnuts now possible thanks to this convenience store offering coffee on…read morethe go. It's a touch like that - admittedly not rocket science, or without countless precedent - which sets this shop apart from express versions of national supermarkets lurking nearby. Trying to get in on both the commuter breakfast rush and the lunch crowd - thanks to fresh baguettes - is another measure by which PJ's simply punches above its seeming fags-n-mags weight. Can pizza slices or even a basic deli counter be that far behind? Sweets, snacks, mobile top-ups and booze round things off as you would expect, with even a decent stab at being a catch-all grocery beyond the bread-and-milk basics. Its smart location between the business and retail halves of central Sutton does it no harm either, reminding potential customers of a thrifty alternative to twice-the-price take-out coffee and sandwich vendors.
Brand new store that opened yesterday. Lot's of introductory offers, petrol station (over the…read moreroad), lots of car parking. Light and airy with people walking around as if they had never been in a suoermarket before! Great new store, but will kill Willenhall town centre!
I agree with Kev, it will be like Darlaston all over again. If you want convinience, but spend more…read morethan you would, come here. If you want fresh produce but save money - have a stroll through the town!
Nice, big, clean Morrison's supermarket. Clean and well stocked with everything in the food, meat,…read moredairy, fish, dairy, bread and booze departments that you might fancy. A decent little eatery for lunch or breakfast and free customer WiFi. As a recent customer (just returned from the US after decades I love their house brands "The Best" and they really are! Review Number 4 2018