ocado damage my car on deliverty and they dont taking resposavility of it,…read more they dont want to fixed and the damage the car on my private property, mmake sure you dont buy from them

Ocado is an online supermarket and is probably one of my favourite grocery retailers mainly down to…read morethe customer service and information, as well as the product range. I've tried numerous online delivery services now from Britain's major supermarkets: Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Asda and Ocado with Ocado being amongst the best and Sainsbury's being amongst the worst, one of my favourite parts of the Ocado service is how they keep the customer informed, you can change your order until hours before delivery and then you can download a receipt and see what items are coming even before your order comes, for example you can see if any substitutions have been made in advance of your delivery. The product range at Ocado is also very good and includes items from brands such as PieMinister, Watmuff and Beckett and Wilkin and Sons, the gluten-free range especially impresses me with multiple products I cannot find elsewhere. Ocado also sell Waitrose own brand products which is pretty cool, including the likes of a cottage pie and stonebaked pizza, which are both gluten-free. Ocado prices are a little high in some areas, mainly on items which I've found hard to source down including the ones mentioned, but the prices remain competitive in terms of the basic essentials, with a standard own-brand 4 pint of milk costing either £1.09 or £1.10 as of July 2018. On past experiences, Ocado deliveries always tend to be either early on time with the drivers polite, they even offer a scheme to return your old bags to get the "bag tax" back, which is 5p per bag in the UK. Ocado also make it easy to apply a refund, which is something I've found hard which other brands such as Sainsbury's, Ocado have an online selection tool where you can ask for a refund on certain items and state why with no need to wait on hold and/or mess about by contacting customer services. Ocado could be improved however, such as by working to keep pricing competitive on some areas where it is a little pricy and by constantly working to make sure all items are stocked, for the last few orders now I've had one or more items being out of stock for my delivery time, one was even out of stock for over a week ahead of when I wanted my delivery which is a shame but the product range, customer service and keeping the customer informed throughout the order process, makes Ocado a brilliant grocery tool to warrant a four-star rating.

Tesco Berkhamsted has gone through some major changes of late. It once was the only decent…read moresupermarket in the area, and then the large Waitrose opened, and tesco downsized to 'Tesco Metro', opening a large Tesco in Tring. Thankfully the top floor of the Tesco is now open, making it possible to finally do shopping in Berkhamsted without spending a small fortune in Waitrose. The store is always busy, clean and whilst quite small, surprisingly well stocked. The re-opening of the top floor means that clothes are now available as well as home essentials. If you live in Berkhamsted, do your shopping here!

This is a huge tescos, which offers everything you can think of, from food, homeware, clothes and…read morecomputers. It is all reasonably priced and good quality. There is also a tesco's café outside and a costa nearby. There is plenty of free parking although I believe it is a crime hotspot so take all your valuables with you and do not leave them in sight. There are also a number of other shops nearby, including boots, M&S and Mothercare. This is a great place to do your week's shopping, but very big if you just wanted to pop in - make sure you know where what you want is!

When it comes to Tesco, how can a reviewer select five stars and "Woohoo! As good as it gets!" ?!…read more Well, you're bound to 'stumble' on this massive store in Milton Keynes as you just can't miss it! - and, what it has to offer in the way of a suburban super store is truly 'as good as it gets'... This is a mecca for mega market lovers - It has everything from wine to windbreakers to wireless routers. And, there's an escalator - true story. Not sure how to spend your Friday night? You might consider heading here for a relatively 'cheap thrill' as it's open 24 hours! Remember to bring your reusable shopping bags peeps!

Great little village shop. This store has everything a little village needs. I would say the cost…read moreis a little bit more expensive than larger shops or supermarkets, but for survival little shops are more expensive. You would probably spend the extra in petrol for only a few items if you went somewhere else. The store owner owns 3 other shops in other villages in the area (Henlow, Pirton and Shillington). Each shop has a Post Office attached where you can pay bills, post items and do banking for some banks now. In the shop, if there is an item that you would like on a regular basis, they will always try and accomodate you. At Christmas you can order your turkey through them from a local supplier, including a free range variety. The staff are always very friendly and if not busy are alway happy to have a friendly chat.

Okay-I'm a American so don't know if my review of the standard English grocery conglomerate should…read morereally count-but I just love going to Tesco! I'm always up for a trip to Tesco to peruse the aisles and aisles of delectable English delights, like custard tarts, sausage rolls, smoked salmon and pate. Bacon you ask? Why yes! So many different varieties of pork and pork products to be had here! And the vegetables are all so fresh and lovely! And NO Genetically Modified anything to be seen! Thank goodness! The rows and rows of curry sauces and the fantasmagorical selection of strange soda pops and sizzling flavors of "crisps" makes my mouth water! Whoopie! I believe I will have some Dandelion and Burdock to wash down my roast chicken flavored potato chips! I am a fan of everything English!

Tesco supermarket is easily accesable on the outskirts of Buckingham it has a nice restaurant and…read moreprovides dry cleaning and a photography service along with the usual superstore goodies. You can order and collect your tesco direct items from this store and the deli and fresh fish counters always have a good selection. Not my favorite supermarket as its the only real big store in the vicinity it can charge more than say a store in MK where the choice of stores is larger. Some items are found to be cheaper in the Waitrose store in the town centre.

As a matter of safety i feel that i should mention the fact that zebra crossings paint work has…read morealmost disappeared,especially at the entrance to the supermarket. good luck . vince

It's a fair enough Tesco. Sometimes just be mindful of the export days on specials as 3 for £10,…read morecould have a one day expiration on. The fruit can be touch and go with items like strawberries and the like. Never have lilies in stock that annoys me! Can always get a packing space. Staff are polite

This was the local Tesco when we lived in Bletchley, and I wish it still was here in Luton…read more It's quite a large store, with clothing and other stuff upstairs. They have a large selection of international and basic food stuffs, the store is always clean, the staff are friendly and helpful, and their produce is fresh. My favourite thing about the store, however, was their sale food. I've never seen such a regularly good selection in one place. If you live nearby I highly suggest coming at around 6 or 7 pm and looking in the meat cases. The butchers puts a lot of meat in there, and if you're willing to hunt through it a bit you can find some real steals. The veg and fruit had a bit less selection, but I could generally get a fair amount there as well.

This Tesco store is fairly large, although there is a bigger one elsewhere in Milton Keynes. It has…read morepretty much everything you need including groceries, clothing, electrical and DIY. There's also a café, pharmacy and optician as well as a photo processing unit. It also boasts the Direct catalogue, so anything that isn't in store can be ordered from the desk and will be delivered either to your home or to the store for collection. Everything is well signposted so you won't spend too long searching for what you need. The store is always well presented, the staff are more than happy to help (although the checkout staff can sometimes be a bit miserable!) and you can usually find a great range of products at a much cheaper price than you'd find elsewhere.

This Sainsburys is quite near to St Albans City Centre and has ample parking outside and also 2…read morecash machines. There is a bakery, a pharmacy, a dry cleaner (Johnsons), a butcher and a fishmonger. The left hand aisles of the store are dedicated to toys, home furnishings and cds/dvds and books. This store is perfectly big enough for you to buy just about anything you would want from a supermarket. It has 2 aisles of alcohol for you to choose from. The queues are never too bad and there are several basket only checkouts. There is also a cafe. It is uninspiring but functional.

Nothing special about this Sainsburys store at all. Recently refurbished so now stocks a mixture of…read morefood / non-food goods. They do seem to have many offers on each day with a healthy selection of reduced to clear items down each aisle. Staff are friendly although a customer in front of me didn't think so and was accusing the staff of stealing a voucher from him! If you're local to the store it's more than suffice to do your weekly shop.