A large supermarket with loads of free parking and a petrol station offering well priced fuel…read more The store is clean and tidy with plenty of tasters available. The staff are helpful and friendly with nothing seeming to be too much trouble. There is a Timpson shoe repair shop on site which is very handy. Just over to the other side of the carpark are a few other stores: newsagents, clothes shop, dry cleaners and a pub....

Over priced supermarket. Staff not that friendly. The food in the cafe is awful and staff not…read morehelpful when you tell them your not happy with the food. Security guard looks like he doesn't enjoy his job. Toilets are awful.

I got sushi from the counter in the back of the restaurant (called Sushi Daily Clifton on Google…read moreMaps). I've generally found that the sushi in the UK is not great whether it's low or high end. However this sushi was incredibly bad for even grocery store sushi but the prices were similar to what you'd pay in a typical restaurant. The rice was almost crunchy and the portions of fish were thin and soft. It wasn't soft because there was a high fat content. It was just low quality fish. It was so disappointing that I didn't even finish what I had purchased. I will definitely not be going back.

First thing I love about this place ---everything. It is the best and most essential products of…read morethe full scale Waitrose in a quicker in-and-out format. They have a sufficient yet quality selection of alcohol and the food options are perfect if you are shopping for a week or needing something to bring with you to a party. Also I very much appreciate that the self-serve registers accept 50 pound notes ---essential for dedicated followers of the elitist life like me. I will be back many times during my stay in Bristol.

Oriental Market is a fantastic little Asian supermarket in a perfect spot on Gloucester Road…read more It is just a few door away from another Asian supermarket, Dano, which is the one I normally use. But with Dani closed I gave orients market a shot. It is a decent size shop with a row a freezers in the middle that are filled with dumplings, frozen seafood and other stuff that I'm yet to discover. On either side of the shop they have rows of metal shelves full of instant noodles, sauces, spices and other Asian ingredients to that you'd expect to find. It is really well stocked. The women working there was very helpful when I was trying to choose the right dumplings and also helped me pick a really nice light soy sauce. She even gave me a fortune cookie when I paid for my stuff! I'll be paying this place more attention when doing my Asian shipping from now on

In such a cultural city like Bristol it's a pity there aren't more Oriental Supermarkets like this…read moreone on Gloucester Road. Not the biggest or best I've ever been in, but it's well stocked and makes a welcome change to Tesco or Somerfield. I never leave empty handed - whether it'd be with miso soup or authentic soy sauce, you're bound to leave with a taste of the orient. If there's something specific you're looking for - don't be afraid to ask the helpful shop assistants who are friendly and happy to help.

Whyyyyyy are the reviews for this Waitrose so negative (... granted I left a three star many years…read moreago, but the general global grocery experience has changed dramatically since then). I actually love this Waitrose! It really is my go to every time I'm in the city. Yes, it's ALWAYS busy. But, it's also extremely conveniently located, has free bathrooms (which, admittedly, there is often a queue for), and has - in my experience - been pretty well stocked despite the crowds. Maybe not so much an hour before closing, but I can get all the essentials I need: fresh fruit! bags of ice! basic medicines! many delicious alcoholic beverages! an impressive variety of Free From products! ceramic mugs to drink Cava from in the park! I wish their triangle sandwich selection was as impressive as M&S, but overall this is a near daily stop for me when in Bath.

In a city like Bath (posh and a bit pretentious) you won't be surprised to hear that Waitrose is…read morethe supermarket of choice. This branch can be found in The Podium shopping centre and is extremely popular, so be prepared to queue for your goods! Even though the store itself is relatively big, the isles are quite narrow and difficult to navigate, especially if you have a trolley. The varieties of foods they sell aren't quite as extensive as other Waitrose shops which can be disappointing. But the staff are always polite and willing to help if you can't find a particular item. For a similar price, I prefer to shop at Marks and Spencer's on the high street where the queues are shorter and the food is more interesting.

Being the local shop i tend to visit this place a lot. Ive got a love hate relationship with this…read moreshop! If u really need an ingredient for a meal your cooking they wont have it or theyre sold out. Also its not the cheapest place either. Since the refurbishment the layout is loads better. They now have self checkouts but to be honest its quicker to que for the cash till as theyre so slow and most of the time out of order. At peak times the queue in there for tills can take ages, the alway have 1 person serving and can take ages just to pop in for quick grab. But i find that with all co ops. Also the carpark - dont get me started on that... minimal small spaces with hardly any turning space. And half are now disabled/parent spaces. 3 stars is all can give to this shop!

I have a small obsession with grocery stores and school supplies. When most people return to…read moreEngland, they probably have their own personal favourite spots to visit first. The first thing I wanted to do after arriving at Heathrow - grabbing a hot coffee from Waitrose (free for MyWaitrose card holders) and a pack dark chocolate digestives and enjoy a stroll through a lovely green park (England is full of open green spaces). So when I say I was thinking about going to Waitrose during my flight across the pond, I'm actually not exaggerating. Okay, so here is the low down. Waitrose is not cheap but it is quality. If you follow the deals though, you can buy wisely and buy value. For about £2 or £3 you can get a whole raw chicken and a £1 avocado during their half-price sale (on now) which actually seem on par or even cheaper than home. I recently grabbed an uber delicious crispy salad, mince for a delicious braised mince and nice crusty bread for under £5. I am from Los Angeles, where I am spoiled with abundant fresh veg and really great value food prices. When it comes to groceries, if quality matters you shop here. And if you are on a student budget with champagne tastes (like me) go for the deals and always keep an eye out for the exceptional deals running close to closing hours. My favourite items at Waitrose are most often the veg, always crisp and very tasty. I have to admit, I don't always get a tomato that taste like a tomato at the other grocery chains like I do at Waitrose. Here at Henleaze, you can enjoy a free car park, self-serve coffee, wide and well-stocked selections, and friendly staff. The essential line is Waitrose's own label and you will find prices comparative to other big shops.

This is the only Waitrose I've ever been into in my life. Mostly because it's right next door to…read morethe highly unusual but awesome Orpheus cinema and even at the ridiculously high Waitrose prices, it's still cheaper than buying drinks and sweets in the cinema itself. On my way out of the cinema, I have on occasion done a moderate sized shop here in the past, which I think a lot of people do. For to be able to shop here for your weekly groceries, you would need to be on a slightly higher pay scale than myself. The only people who can afford this place are the same people who buy all of their furniture from John Lewis. And the fact that the two chains are connected is no coincidence. This is high end, quality food for the filthy rich. Everything about this place screams upper middle class, but not in a bad way. The fish is fresher than other supermarkets, the yokes of the eggs are more yellow, the breads are softer. It is quality food and in this life you get what you pay for I guess.

You have two choices in this immediate area for quick market essential needs: Sainsbury's Local or…read moreTesco Express located just nearly across the street. Personally, I'm a much bigger fan of the latter option, and here's why: 1. Because it's so high trafficked, this store is pretty dirty 2. The shelves always seem like they need to be stocked 3. It's a bizarre layout because it's such a small space 4. The queue here - as others have mentioned - is frustrating and confusing; who's actually in line?! It's hard to tell when it snakes down into the aisles Really, you'll find similar things at both places, so it's really just a matter of preference!

Bath Spa is normally associated with the better things in life; fine dining, independent shops and…read morea city steeped in history. It's not exactly the first place you'd look for a Primark, a Lidl or a Wilkinsons (sadly, as I absolutely love a good Primark). But what should the less wealthy of us need a supermarket which isn't as elusive as Marks and Spencer and not as pricey as Waitrose? Sainsbury's local on Marmouth Street is a tiny supermarket which is an ideal one-stop shop for your basic essentials. The range of items on sale here is pretty limited, but when you're looking for reasonably priced goods like tea, coffee, bread and milk - this is the first place I head. And, because it's a Sainsbury's LOCAL the service is quick so there's no frustrating queues in sight.

This is a medium-sized Tesco on the new main road from Junction 22 of the M5 motorway into the…read morelittle Somerset seaside resort of Burnham. It's got a large car-park, and although it is not as conveniently and centrally located as Somerfield, it's a better (and larger) store in my view. Repeated attempts to expand it have met with refusal by local planners, and the main competition is now a very large Asda in nearby Highbridge, 5 minutes away by car along the A38. Where you ultimately decide to shop depends on your brand loyalty, I guess. As well as the usual groceries, it has a fresh meat counter and service include customer toilets (with baby-changing facilities), a recycling point and a cash dispenser.

Excellent small town Tesco…read more I'll keep this brief as I'm sure you've been in a Tesco store before. This store underwent a very large (almost doubled in size) expansion and refurbishment in 2012. This lighter, more modern feeling store now provides Burnham with what I'd consider the best all round grocery shopping experience in the town: a wide range of products at reasonable prices that are well stocked and displayed with a friendly, helpful team of staff who try their best to ensure your visit is as pain free as possible.