This is a bit of a random one! Everyone sort of knows what they are getting with big chain…read moresupermarkets. They try but to make themselves as attractive as possible with deals and convenience but to be honest there isn't that much competition on this side of town. There's two Tesco stores within about a mile radius of this shop but that's all I can think of. We decided to visit Asda on Monday evening for a wee change from the norm and I have to say I was impressed, well as impressed as you can be with a supermarket. Ok so what's different and why should you go! Well, as boring as it sounds there is good parking an ATM and it's easy to get to. Next up the choice. It seems like Asda has really stepped up it's game in terms of fresh fruit and veg and meat. They have outsourced their butchers counter here to McGee's, a local brand and they provide fresh cuts of meat for decent prices. It's kind of like a throwback to the bygone days where people would shop local - suppose this is the closest we can get in a supermarket. Few other points to make, they sell booze and often have good deals on. There's also an electronics and clothing section selling all the usual suspects. All in all a good store - I don't think I have ever said I am a fan of a supermarket before but on this occasion I am!

As supermarkets go this one frustrates me, I used to find what I was looking for with ease but…read moresince they revamped the store it seems less well organised and aisles are narrower than before sometimes making it difficult to get around with a trolley when people stop to browse. I used to shop here frequently but have found myself less inclined to call in since the changes. North Belfast doesn't have the best selection of supermarkets though and this would be one of the larger options unless you head out to Glengormley/Newtownabbey

Unless the staff know you forget about customer service. Would stand talking to people even after…read moretheir bags were packed and ignore other customers and the job they are paid to do. seen this many times. Brought back a top as the security tag was still on not a single word was spoken to me.

It's a 24 hour store. Has a petrol station and large car park…read more Handy location, as it's near the motorway to easily accessible. Open 24 hrs is handy when you need to grab something and random times of the day or night. Well laid out store and easy to find whatever you are looking for. Late night shopping is great for the introvert how doesn't want to deal with queues and battle trolley rage.

I started to use Lidl simply because it was closer to my house than Tesco. Shorter distance to…read morecarry loads of heavy, fresh veg and big bottles of fizzy water! It was only then that I realised it was actually quite good. Fruit and veg arrives daily with nice additions like papaya, watermelons, kumquats and persimmons. The little bakery has fresh baked bread made on site along with pastries, buns, donuts, cookies and scones. All really well priced. There is a big selection of regular bagged breads, pancakes and wraps etc. Also gluten free ranges of bread, rolls and rice/corn cakes. Irish, grass fed beef is pretty good. Reasonably big range of fresh meat and already cooked. The beef pastrami is very good! The constant rotation of different county produce each month is a great addition. Things like lovely Greek yogurt, olives, spreads and very good pittas from Greece, baklava, hummus and beans from Turkey or flavoured oils, vinegars and cured meats from Spain. The have 10 pack of Belgium caramel waffles at £1.50 that taste exactly like Starbucks 2 pack that cost about 62 quid There is a forever changing middle section with homeware, kitchenware, gardening, tools, school stuff and fitness etc. The alcohol section has some super cheap beer and cider deals. Most of the spirits are cheaper brands(the ones that give killer hangovers) Some things to avoid: The herbs/spices, they are pretty wick apart from the white pepper. Baresa olives! The black ones are awful. Dentalux toothpaste. The staff are mostly friendly.

The prices here are so cheap! You can buy good chocolate for well under $1. Check out is quick as…read morewell.

Gorgeous fresh produce replenished daily! Plus, I got 2litres of milk for 80p!…read more You often find all manner of odd fruit and vegetables in this quaint little grocers. I've found they regularly stock celeriac (something very hard to come by elsewhere) and I've seen things I haven't even known what they were. then tried and adored! I just love this store as it's the sort where wee old grannies come in and chat away to the staff who'll fetch their shopping for them while catching up on the latest gossip. Great little corner shop, one of a dying breed which I think is so sad. Outside the shop stands an old grocers cart full of the days best produce. It sells the likes of fruit, veg, milk, juice, crisps, pet food, herbs, flowers, fire sticks etc. The staff are friendly and helpful, they know all the regulars by name and it's obvious they enjoy their days work.

Not the biggest of tescos I've been in, but it does the trick. It has all the essentials needed and…read moreit also has parking outside (if your lucky to get a spare that is) the parking isn't free during the day but is after 6pm. This store Opens until 11pm Monday to Sunday which is good to.

Where we live we're a bit spoiled for choice when it comes to supermarkets yet we never really seem…read moreto go to this Tesco to do our 'big shop' and I'm not sure why? Today I popped in for a few bits and pieces and this store is great in terms of convenience. Just off the motorway it offers a wealth of parking. There's also a garage on site so you can grab your fuel and shopping all in one go! The shop itself is good and has all the usual groceries including a large alcohol section. They also sell flowers and have a large hot meat section near the entrance of you're on the go. Really not too much wrong with this Tesco.

When I visited this store I had excellent customer service!!…read moreAs I browsed the aisles I noticed a staff member escorting an elderly lady around the shop with her shopping, which was particularly endearing. Many staff members were also stocking out the shelves, and the interior was very neat and tidy. At the checkout the cashier was very friendly and efficient. In this store there is a large variety of goods to choose from, especially within different product types, as it stocks both brands and tesco value brands etc. There is also a fresh fruit and veg section, a deli section, and an alcohol section, making it a great place to do the weekly shop!

Asda Superstore is quite a distance from where I live so I don't get to visit it often, however…read morewhen I do I love how their own-brand products are good quality at a great price. They've recently increased their vegan products, including frozen, fresh, chilled and ambient. Really love the Asda Plant Based range of vegan chilled items, especially the Duckless Spring Rolls, No-zzarella Sticks, Roast Veg & Houmous Pizza and Filled Potato Skins. Can be extremely busy, so is best avoided during peak shopping times...

Asda is about a 15 minute drive for me unfortunately but worth it, I think the quality of the meats…read moreand bread is better than Tesco. If your not an Asda shopper do just one thing, go to Asda and buy the biggest tiger baguette you can and some mixed crunchy salad leaves, cheese and a bottle of red. Cut the baguette length ways and butter it , stuff it with salad and grated cheese and bung a bit of black pepper over it. Its the ultimate sub. Id love an Asda within walking distance its definitely the bes

For American Information, Tesco is a European convenience store chain. Think QT or 7-Eleven meets…read morea bodega. Founded over a century ago in England, they are in five countries. This express store offers liquors, snack cakes and sundry. Locals shop here, but to an American it would probably seem small for a supermarket. The lines aren't too long, and I run in for the odd pack of gum or sweets. The prices are competitive, and they offer teas and coffee vended drinks.

This is a smaller, 'bitesize' version of the megastore you get dotted around the country. This…read moreparticular Express version isn't that great. Although the prices are the same as their bigger versions, the selection is poor. Even though this is supposed to be the 'essentials', the shelves are often empty and the security man at the door makes you feel like you are shoplifting even though you aren't. Chances are what you want isn't in this shop. It's a mish mash of bits and pieces, but it simply isn't good enough. I'd recommend walking a little further, or driving on down to the Lisburn Road shop and get what you need from there. Disappointing and painfully small

This is a well located Tesco Express in an area where your only other choice for groceries and…read moresnacks is an overpriced centra and a couple of out of date shops!! Not the biggest Tesco I've ever been to but it is surprisingly well stocked with a great selection and variety of items There is no off licence as such however you can get small bottles of spirits behind the counter There are a couple of self service tills however I always try and avoid this as they often take longer than queuing and being served by an actual human being! All in all a good place to pick up a meal deal or some last minute essentials for dinner

This is handy for me when the Tesco store on Royal venue is shut. A good selection like all metros…read moreat a reasonable price. Friendly staff and usually a security guard on duty. There is also a cash machine outside #Tesco