Sainsburys would be a great grocery store if only there was a bus station next to it. Accessibility…read moreis the most annoying problem so if you plan to buy lots of stuff it is advisable to visit the store by car. Parking is free and cycle parking is available in front of the store. The store is big enough with a large variety of products and especially the ethnic product range is satisfactory. The prices are reasonable considering the students budget limits. Open till 22 o'clock until Saturdays and on Sundays up to 16 0'clock. Facilities: atm, phones and toilet with baby change facilities.

Couldn't agree more, especially if it is routed through beeston north/lenton abbey area. See plenty…read morespare, near empty buses chasing the tram through middle street!!!

Aldi is one of those shops that I always try to go to before I do my main supermarket shop, just to…read moresee if there are any bargains to be had on the fruit and veg. I particulary like it that they have 6 items on a 49p promotion each week. When it's things like mango, pineapple or grapes you can save loads! I also like there shower gel which is a bargain price of 49p as well. It beats everything other own brand that I've seen for price and the smells are good too! Other things I buy are fresh coffee and coleslaw both good. At Christmas the speciality boxes of chocolate truffles are yummy and better than Thorntons!

Situated behind the Victoria Centre, Aldi is easy to access and just a short walk from Nottingham's…read morecity centre. Like other supermarkets, Aldi stocks the essential everyday products such as fruit, vegetables, toiletries, meat products and frozen foods along with some more luxurious items which you perhaps wouldn't expect to find. The prices are cheap and the goods non-branded. It can be a bit hit and miss sometimes with what you purchase so I only use it as a top up to my main shop when I'm passing by the area. Prices are kept low by having as few staff as possible, non fancy advertising and packing your own items away from the tills.

Have just had a breakfast at the tesco cafe. I was served…read moreand catered for by extremely friendly and pleasant staff as i ordered my breakfast, the biggest one they had!! When my food arrived it sure looked the business, however thats were the fun ended, a few items really ruined the breakfast......my bacon was overcooked and rubbery, and my eggs were too, they wouldn't even run, the rest of the meal was adequate at best There is far nicer in the local area at similar prices

My local Tesco which is situated in Heanor between Derby and Nottingham. Not one of the massive…read morestores but it does stock a bit of electricals but no clothing. Has a cafe, bakery, petrol station, deli and a goodish selection of DVD's, CD's, Wii and DS games but no others. Large free carpark that people also use for the other shops in heanor.

The carpark always seems to be full here! The shop to me seems badly laid out. For example in the…read morefruit and veg department I found bananas in 3 different places, so its really hard to tell if you are getting a good deal. That said there are some really good value products, my best was a toaster for £4!

Belper Morrisons use to be fantastic but over the last few years it has been one of the worse for…read moreempty shelves, I have asked numerous times for items and all I'm told is that "it's not my isle" and they are not in to do it I remember when it use to be the answer "let me look in the back for you" and then come out with the item that you have requested plus the apple doughnuts use to have more apple in them now it's trying to find it!! I have have complained about this but they stayed the same so I now go to Derby Morrisons which is just like the Belper one use to be which is a shame seem as I live in Belper maybe needs a new manager to get it back to how it use to be....please!!

Sainsbury's in Ripley has its own petrol station and TU clothing range. It is a large store and…read morestocks electrical items too. The staff are usually very busy and so not very helpful. It is situated on Butterly Park next to mcdonalds and tabletable. It is just out of Ripley town and has good access routes to surrounding areas.

I think sainsburys are the best big supermarket because they have such a wide range of speciality…read morefoods which normally some people can't have eg food which include milk nuts egg gluten or wheat and I would recomend them to anyone with a speciality food need especilly people with a milk ontollerance allergy ect because they have aswel as a good rande of foods they have milk free ice cream which is very yummy :)

a amazing tesco store because it is very small but has all the things you need to buy in it like…read morenewspapers and sweets and food not clothing and not furniture but you can go elsewhere to buy them its more of a everyday tesco shop as a pose to a big industrial tesco it has a small (enough) car park and is hardly ever full. its a great place to get some last min milk or something like that and the actual shop is not a tesco its a tesco express!

Great little Tesco Express, stocking pretty much everything you need. Has a great selection of…read morenewspapers and magazines and, after the recent refurb, is now a lot more light and airy and better laid out. Has staffed checkouts and self-scan ones which is handy if you're just nipping in for a few bits and bobs.