Its close to ne best tesco in the world nicest workes verry polite its got a costa coffee machine…read moreand it is the best place to go and its got a lovely amount if iles bet place its also got a token box to vote for what charity tesco will help

Just visited the area for the weekend and this was my local Tesco which I gotta admit was a…read morecomplete blessing! Using my sat nav just to try find a grocery shop and I passed budgens and as I was trying to find a safe place to turn around I happen to find Tesco which to my delight had a big car park which was sign posted very well! So I got a great spot next to the entrance and at first grabbed a basket as I knew this was a small store but just going down one aisle I then decided I needed a trolley as there was more items you can get through this store! I ended up doing my whole weekend shopping which was great for me as I didn't have to venture anywhere else and the queues for the till was very short and staff were very friendly!

Sainsburys is a brilliant supermarket, but not my favourite. They sell stuff every supermarket…read moresells, but in store, they also have a deli, a fishmonger, a butcher and a bakery. You can find some great bargains in here if you visit at the right time. The shop is big but crowds can build up easily. Some items are overpriced, but like I said, you can still pick up a bargain. I'd recommend this Sainsburys to anyone.

Not my favourite supermarket, as normally very busy and not always have what I need. However there…read moreare some good 2 4 1 deals that can be taken up. Added advantage at the moment of 5p off a litre of fuel when you spend over a certain amount, which in this credit crunch environment is very helpful. Car park often very busy getting in and out, some incosiderate drivers too.

Prepared an online shop and planned work around its delivery to find they cancelled delivery with…read moreno details apart from "poor weather and traffic" as a response when neither are the case as its summer and late evening when no traffic on the roads. They have also taken payment so now having to chase for refund. Well done.

Much like any other Asda store, this one has a good range of clothes, video games, electrical…read moreitems, music and DVDs as well as the usual food items you'd expect at a supermarket. Again, being Asda, it is all very keenly priced. The store has a cafe that is also very well priced along with a post office that opens later than anywhere else in town. The customer service in Asda is very good - it's rare that you come across a member of staff that doesn't at least give you an impression of being helpful even if, ultimately, they aren't. The things that let Asda down are the toilets. In a place where so many people pass through, the toilets are well below standard. In fairness to Asda, every time I go in there and point this out, they clean them then and there. Quite a few people I know won't shop in Asda as they think its a bit 'chavvy' for want of a better word. Personally, as a student, I find Asda sells all the stuff I want to buy at the price that I want to pay which is good enough for me. On balance, this is one of the better supermarkets in town.

Very clean, and modern grocery store that opened this past May. Small cafe on the left side of the…read morestore has free internet. Bakery had some nice looking items. I bought a small (1 liter) of strawberry milk for £1.40.....they also had a nice selection of roast chicken, dips and pre-made sandwiches.

Modern, spacious grocery store with large range of fresh meats, fish, salads, deli, pizzas,…read moresandwiches, fresh vegetables fruit and Bakery. Excellent Italian prosecco sold here by the bottle or case and nice wine and beer section including alcohol free beer. Located in St James retail park by Dover sea front. Easy parking outside the store: first hour is free. Great views of the Dover Castle. Store also provides a collection service for M&S online at their Customer Helpdesk.

Tesco Lotbridge Drove Eastbourne First, I understand they…read morecan't choose their customers. The whole experience was HORRIBLE! I asked question the staff, answer 100% said, I don't know! The store was very disorganised and dirty, the stock was not presented in a logical way. My greatest pleasure was leaving the store. NEVER AGAIN!

Tesco Extra is a great shop where you can buy the essentials for great prices. It has a Scan as You…read moreShop feature and a free fruit incentive for children. The shop can get quite busy but it is sort of what you have to expect. I usually shop at here and Morrisons (a few miles up the road.) They offer a huge range of products from haircare to toys! This is a great branch to visit if you are looking for a bargain.

GOOD prices. Fantastic bakery bread rolls so moreish. Quick service friendly staff recommend.read more

Excellent independent supermarket, great if you are fed up with the same old tesco/asda/sainsburys/…read moreetc. Good range of stuff and good prices, sometimes have a great offer on fuel at their petrol station too (10p off a litre) Well worth visiting if you are in the area, it's like the supermarket time forgot..

This ASDA Superstore is a two story supermarket that sells electronics, toys, garden goods and…read moreclothes in addition to groceries.

I dislike this store intensely. It is badly layed out, limited with stock, expensive and always…read moreridiculously busy. The only thing i ever nip in for are cigerettes, if i'm passing and have run out. If you are looking for somewhere to do your weekly shop i would recommend you don't try here! Also, the opening hours are pretty restricted by the store being inside the Arndale Centre - generally 9am ish to 5/6pm ish.

Ok to nip in for the odd thing, always very busy despite the recent opening of Somerfields. Expect…read moreto queue here, and fight the students and elderly. Feel sorry forthose who choose to complete their weekly shop here as quite frankly it would drive you nuts! Doesnt always appear to have the same offers as the superstore, probably due to space constraints.

Five stars in class!…read more For the ten days I stayed in the town of Eu last year, I visited Auchan 7 times... For those with the good chance of living within 100 miles of an Auchan, I suspect it's taken for granted that such offerings exist. It's clear that the business model works in France, where the enjoyment of food is paramount, and the notion of "healthful and wholesome diet" is understandably secondary given that enjoyment of a diversity takes care of that. This review, therefore, is written for the vast majority of us in the States that would relish having an Auchan to go to - and to access the freshest ingredients from a broad spectrum of ingredients. If the business model were to be compared to one in the U.S., the closest I could come to would be a "Super-Walmart" - but what a travesty of a comparison that would be. Auchan is rather like Costco - in the sense that Costco aims to provide the highest quality ingredients. But, Auchan is not a warehouse outlet - and therefore concerns itself with a VERY, VERY broad and deep spectrum of fresh foods. What's particularly fascinating to me is that this particular Auchan is effectively servicing three relatively small towns (or, relatively large villages). There are Auchan stores across France, as well as in a dozen or so other countries. Doing a quick Wiki search, I see that Houston and Chicago were host cities to the only two Auchan stores in the U.S., but they were suffering losses because they simply couldn't attain the economy-of-scale advantages they would have needed to thrive. This review - ultimately - is a statement of envy to all of you that get to enjoy shopping here. The U.S., with all of our clear benefits as a nation, has NOTHING remotely close to an Auchan. Be happy with your lot!