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18 years ago
This store is convenient and the location and parking are good. However the shop is very busy and you should expect to have to queue for a little while before paying, and sometimes they have too many trolleys in the way for shelf stacking. read more
Dunstan Park
Thatcham RG18 4QH
United Kingdom
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Never seem to have what I want and staff always getting in the way with cages then look at you…read morefunny when you need them to move.. Not a good experience but it's on the way home and convenient which is the only bonus..:-)
Stocks a great range of produce so you don't always have to go into town. They also get freshly…read morebaked bread in of a morning. However, this store drives me potty. The narrow aisles are always full of boxes of stock so if you're in a wheelchair or have a push chair it is a very access unfriendly store. If you are lucky there may be one aisle clear so you can get towards the back of the store but occasionally all aisles are impassable due to boxes so you end up having to go into town. Real shame the store no longer has a post office though.
This store is exactly the same as the store opposite, on a smaller scale…read more This normally has exaclty what you want, when you want it and is open 7 days a week from 7am - 10pm.
Kwiksave meets Star Wars. No one cares though - customers or staff.read more
Good job it's convenient as the staff make this place dreadful. Handy for a lottery ticket though.read more
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Big supermarket with plenty of car parking. Shelves are well-stocked and there's an excellent range…read moreof items. Prices are generally competitive and there are many special offers although they tend to be of the buy one get one free type which isn't much good if you only want one of each item! The bad points that not enough checkouts are open and queues are often long, and the interior decor is rather tired and scruffy.
Not sure they need 20 disabled spaces and only 10 baby spaces?? Apart from that it's a nice store…read moreduring the day. Be careful of the teenagers at night though.
Very handy little shop. Quite popular with the kids at the…read moreend of the school day so get your timing right. Good service, although the staff don't seem particularly friendly they are helpful none-the-less. Parking is ok, as long as you managed to get the timing right. They usually have good deals on, 3 for 2 etc.
Found this shop to be always clean and tidy, not a great selection of foods and found prices to be…read morequite steep to what they are, staff are not that friendly too. Gave it 4/5 just purely that it's clean and that it's quite handy when you want to run in and grab some milk on the way home!
Had driven past this emporium many times and often wondered what it was like inside. One evening I…read moredesperately needed some frozen peas and Waitrose was shut so I decided to take the plunge. Well... what a truly surreal ordeal. An air-hanger-esque cathedral of produce awaited me. Guadily lit with bright white strip lighting. As well as groceries were countless aisles of cheap clothing, toys, games and various bric-a-brac. And the denizens were no less bizarre. There was a small boy dressed as the comic book character Spider Man running around unsupervised. Occassionally he would just stand there staring at me as I tried to locate the frozen vegetable section in this labyrinth of comestibles. A truly un-nerving experience.
Update: They have now refurbished the store. They now have about 12 self scan tills, a few normal…read moretills, Kiosk has moved to where the trollies were & the tills at the back have gone. They now also have 6 self-service tills at the front of the store, 4 main tills, 3 kiosk tills and 4 tills at the back of the store
A handy little store which has given other convenience stores in Yateley a run for their money!! if…read moreyou go there about 9pm you'll get to grab all the reduced items - great if you're shopping on a budget!! This store is very handy if you need to buy petrol and also some essential food items. It offers many of the same offers as the larger Tescos and I love its little bakery section (the Almond Croissants are a must!) It's handy late opening hours are so ideal for late-evening snacks!! The petrol is always the cheapest in Yateley too
Good as its open late. They have quite a good selection of food, even chilled and frozen food. The…read morestaff are pretty helpful. Although if you go late at night a lot of the shelves tend to be half empty.
I have to give this store 4 stars, marked down purely due to the parking facilities. Although there…read moreare plenty of parking spaces it is in the town centre so no free parking spaces as with their out of town store 5 minutes away. The store itself is fantastic there is a great range of food and considering it is not as big a unit as their usual stores they have everything planned out well. The store is purely groceries non of the usual extras such as clothing, books DVDs and household goods as they do in their larger stores but it is a great place if you just want to do a food shop and get out again.
Decent sized store with lots of parking. Staff are friendly. Food is good quality, especially the…read morefruit and veg. There is a clothing section and a small area of toys, DVD's and CD's
Not a bad supermarket, but not as cheap as you might think. If you stick to their 'deals' they're…read moregreat, but otherwise I don't think they're any cheaper than Tesco. They do have plus points over Tesco though: 1. Parking. I prefer the parking here to Tesco in Chineham. You can park near the front of the store which is useful when you have a trolley load! 2. The salad bar.yummy! 3. The hot food counter.also yummy! 4. The cafe/restaurant. Great for a cuppa and they do a really reasonably priced breakfast. If you're a Tesco shopper and you fancy a change, I'd recommend you give Morrisons a try. PS. I do agree with the comment about fruit and veg though, it tends to have a very short shelf life.
Morrisons (Safeway) supermarket. This is where i perform the weekly shop. With great parking…read morefacilities it just gets better and better. With the convienence of cashpoints outside and a post box inside i always feel at ease shopping here. Fish mongers, Deli counters, Entertainment centre, and a salad bar all available. I often take a break after the shopping at he Cafe which is always relaxing and friendly. Plesent shopping experience week in week out.
I've now visited -another- Sainsbury's in the Reading Town Center area. I'm surprised by the…read morequantity of supermarkets located in Reading, but they're all pretty busy, so there is clearly enough business to support them all. As is the expected case with an urban location, the aisles are a little narrow. The store itself is deceptively large as it only has a single-wide storefront, but it goes back quite a way. The produce section is good and there is a large series of coolers with prepared meals that only need unpackaging and heating to be ready. The booze aisle had more spirits than lagers and ales. Uh, I didn't really shop much more than that. The queue ('line' in American) for the tills ('registers') was long but it was orderly and well managed, even if it did extend into the shopping area. Once I made it to the check-out clerk, she was efficient and friendly. Sainsbury's has a frequent shopper program - you get bonus points if you bring or recycle bags, as I did. My Asda bag (a competitor) received no second glances.
I love sainsburys and this store is no different. it is very…read morelarge for a town centre supermarket store - this being achieved by having a long L-shaped building layout. It's main advantage over the competitors is locality and therefore convenience. There are many bus routes that stop outside it also. I've noticed that many of the employees are people with learning difficulties or special needs and i think it is great that they are given equal opportunities at this store. My only gripe about this shop is that there is no rotisserie. It is just not big enough for this i suppose.
Huge selection and easy self checkout. Helpful staff if you have a question.read more
HUGE new Sainsbury's store recently built on Limborough Road. The store has been sited with a large…read morecar park and multi storey too which is yet to open. This shop also has a convenient little café for a quick snack or a cup of coffee. Lots of lots of tills which should keep the queues down, although there are never enough open at the end of the working day (especially Fridays) or at weekends. The queues can get really long at peak times. The staff are very friendly I've never been served by anyone in this shop who hasn't been nice and helpful Lots of choice in stock: food, health & beauty, electricals, magazines, games, music and DVDs. A great store
Handy store in a handy place ,easy parking right by the door and always friendly staff that dont…read morerush you which i have noted is especially welcomed by the more elderly of their customers ,quite small but they seem to know what to stock for those items you forgot earlier and need without having to venture too far and opening hours are extensive too