This is a relatively new store and they have just refurbished. It is not really apparent what…read moreimprovements have been made apart from adding more tills that are never manned and moving everything around to different aisles which is very confusing for their regular customers. I have found that a lot of the younger staff are very helpful and accommodating but the older members of staff who are a bit more abrupt and rude. There used to be a café here which was handy for a nice breakfast but since the refurb this has been taken away which is a shame. Not this biggest store and does not stock any of the clothing range apart from basics such as Children's school uniform.

Everything you would expect from a medium sized tesco really. Although the entrance and the produce…read morearea always seem to smell of sewage for some reason!

Note: the address above is not a store AFAIK: it is just the one listed on the website…read more When shopping, are you fed up with finding somewhere to park, entering an over-full supermarket, tripping over pushchairs, queuing up for hours and all that stuff? Fed up because the store keeps moving the stuff around to stimulate impulse purchases? ;-)) Hacked off by people standing yacking in mid-aisle to enrich their shopping experience? Suffering from arthitis/rheumatism/an old war wound? Several supermarkets do home delivery in many areas (e.g. Asda, Tescos). I've tried all of them, but Sainsbury's are by the far the best IMO. Maybe not the cheapest, but I think the best value. You can login 24/7. Then you have find out whether you are in fact within their catchment area, and register to provide the usual details. Having done that, you first have to agree a delivery window, which you can select (best to go to the site about 4 days prior to delivery for maximum delivery slots). So you're ready to rock! You click your way round their 'e-aisles' and 'add to basket' as required. This takes a while first time round, but it adds your purchases to your My usuals log, which will show up next time you login. All that happens then is that you remember to be at home and wait for them to cruise round. You have reduced your carbon footprint and saved yourself a lot of grief! ;-) It costs £6 per delivery, but if they are late, you don't pay. They will make suggested replacements which you can either accept or send back. These are usually O.K. You will also instantly see what is on special offer (e.g. at the time of writing for example, wine is 25% off! For the benefit of the geekish I am sure that they use CRM software to log transactions, because the number of our suggested replacements seems to just go down and down. Busy, no time for shopping, grumpy, fed up with all the other aspects mentioned above? Then go for it!

Usually you would place a flagship store at your headquarters right? Instead Sainsbury's have…read moredecided to show off how good they are at over pricing their items. There is little in the way of multi deals. Every item is about 20p more expensive than every other Sainsbury's local store. I have never seen anything reduced in this store. The cashiers manage to give me incorrect change often and I got very upset one day when I had to buy a six pack of tomatos in excess packaging when I only needed one. Oh and finally the guy 'cooking' in the bakery can be spoken to through the shelves and he will often say 'no more' no more' just when you have got the fillings for the bagel, roll or baguette you want to buy. It is unbelievable that the head office is above this poor example of a store.

This costcutter is in an ideal location surrounded by pubs and on the main street barking road…read more The staff are a friendly bunch and will help you where needed. They sell a majority of every day foods, plus they have a fresh bread section which they cook baguettes and rolls each morning so they are nice and fresh.They also have a large selection of fridge and freezer products. They are open early in the morning till late evening.

Not the best costcutter around, staff get angry and hostile if they catch regulars using other…read moreshops nearby.

By far the biggest supermarket located in the heart of Woolwich with parking. There isn't something…read morethat you can't find at this place. Lots of self service counters and staff to help you around. Stays open until late at night

I do almost all of my shopping at Tesco. This store is very good and does offer a wide range of…read moreproducts. There is also a pharmacy and Tesco Direct (like Argos type of thing) that you can order and collect from. The only thing about this store is that it is small compared to a lot of other Tesco's so there isn't always the same variety of items. I find this in particular with baby/toddler food items.

This is a great, quiet supermarket on the Isle of Sheppey…read more Whenever I go here it is always quiet for a supermarket. There is plenty of parking with a petrol station on site and KFC nearby. The cafe in Morrisons is really good value for money and always clean and tidy. The supermarket is nearly built so everything is nice and new too!

Have just had the family round for tea, food purchased from store with savings stamps. The food was…read moreexcellent especially the sandwiches, was so pleased I ordered plenty everyone asked for a bag to take some home in. So thanks to Morrison's staff, I won't be slaving in the kitchen next time they all visit!

I love shopping and that includes food shopping. I visit this Tesco on a regular basis due to the…read morelocation. Shopping at Tesco's is always a love hate relationship for me. The main problem I find with this Tesco, is variety for vegetarians. They seem to stock about 100 different types of sausages, now as much as I like the odd sausage here and there I do not need sausages everyday. On entering you have magazines on your left hand side. The magazine section is ok, there isn't a huge selection but it has the big titles. From there follows on the fruit and veg, The fruit and veg is ok ... not Waitrose standard but they are ok. There is a good bread/bakery section that has lots of cakes (I try to stay away from these aisles) There are a lot of bogof offers on things which have a short shelf life. I hate this due to the fact that I hate wasting food. Bogof on Shampoo is great :) They have lots of own branded food which I have no problem buying (Other than the things you cannot buy own branded e.g. Coca Cola, Heinz etc). One thing I always suggest regardless of supermarket would be to check the expiry date. I have found a number of things that have been out of date on the shelves. Always pick everything from the back. This is a medium sized Tesco, so to do a weekly shopping is fine, but if you are looking to find something a little special or different I would try the Mega Super Duper Duper store which is MASSIVE!! The plus side is that there are more than enough parking spaces so you will always be able to park somewhere :) Tesco points are ok! Nectar points are better.

Tesco is the an exemplar of globalisation. I mean the sheer choice of exotic fruit and veg,…read moreinternational sections, catering to religious diets you really dont need to go to that struggling corner shop or that dying high street :p Since all the fish mongers in my area have gone outta business I was forced in to succumbing to the monopoly of this super market giant. At the fish counter now and I ask to have my sardines gutted (dont mind doing it myself but since they cleaned em out last time I visited I though why not) but this time I was told "no because they are too small they might break" what!? yup you heard right folks - "they might break." I dont shop here much but heres two stars for a choice of more than what i will ever need and inconsistent service.

The word supermarket in this shops title is a little misleading. I would class it more as a…read moremini-mart or convenience store. It's a newsagents, an off licence and also stocks a number of food items such as bread, milk, tinned food and basics such as flour, cooking oil, and other cooking ingredients. To me as a forgetful person it has come to my rescue on many occasions as I'll realise that I have run out of something and will use Supersave as my first port of call to replace it. The shop also has the added convenience of being on the way to the train station from West Street so quickly grabbing a paper for the train journey, a sandwich for lunch or topping up my Oyster card is easy to do. If you happen to be traveling to work in the morning there is a recently established pastry section which sells croissants which are well worth checking out. Supersave's long opening hours also increase the convenience factor. Price wise you will not pay much different to the big supermarket chains. My only real complaint is the layout. The aisles are quite narrow and at times can be difficult to navigate which is not ideal for parents with prams.