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15 years ago

Great cheap products from Germany! Great place to park if town is a bit busy, providing you buy a £1 pack of gum!

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12 years ago

Lidl have been trying to get into Epsom via the Old Organ Inn however have been rebuffed as were KFC.

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Tesco Express

Tesco Express

(3 reviews)

££

Ashtead

As the creeping takeover by the big supermarket chains continues, the high streets are now not…read moreimmune to the steady invasion by those chains. This Tesco Express has a range of goods but be aware that they're more expensive than at the Tesco supermarkets. I have to confess to buying cheese straws here for staff at work but I shop at the other shops on Craddocks Parade for my other grocery needs - William Dyer butchers for fantastic meat and pies, Card's across the road for my fruit, Allison's bakery for pastries and Stems for flowers. Even in a small parade of shops, you can find local independent businesses selling better quality stuff with more variety. So, please support them! To be fair, Tesco also offer a cashpoint service (provided by Royal Bank of Scotland), which is convenient. I mainly posted this review because of the sign I spotted on the door, which may explain some of the recent riots we've witnessed. Tesco have a big warning sign to any potential robbers on the door, advising them of a smoke system which will deploy if they enter the premises and Tesco have to explicitly say that they won't be liable for any injuries. As far as I'm concerned, if you break in anywhere, you lose all rights. If you break your leg in the smoke, tough. If the big German Shepherd guard dog bites you, tough. If the shopkeeper gives you concussion with a baseball bat, tough. It's time the lawyers, judges and politicians get on the side of the victims.

I have absolutely no idea when this arrived in what is known as Lower Ashtead, does take up a lot…read moreof room as most supermarkets, and I cannot recall what was there before, apart from the fact there were at least 3 independents there originally.

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Waitrose & Partners

(3 reviews)

££

Epsom

Being part of the John Lewis group, Waitrose has some kudos for being an employee-owned partnership…read morebut their prices have always been that bit higher than the other supermarkets. Hence my aversion to shop here for the staples but I found it useful to pick up certain rare ingredients such as squid ink over the years. I've also been a fan of their free laminated menu cards available just after the checkout counters - you can buy special storage boxes to keep these in. However, Waitrose have had a bit of a renaissance in the last year, thanks to their stroke of marketing genius by involving Heston Blumenthal of 3 Michelin star Fat Duck fame to write recipes for them, where you can only get the ingredients from Waitrose. Running TV adverts demonstrating those simple recipes and simultaneously discounting those ingredients in-store is such a clever idea - a recent example I remember is during the recent English asparagus season when it was paired with lapsang-suchong tea-smoked salmon and dunked in soft boiled eggs. Heston's special Christmas pudding also brought so many customers into Waitrose last Christmas that it sold out weeks before the big day. So hats off to you, Waitrose for recognising this man's genius and using it to your advantage

Whoops? Looked for the paper stand just inside the entrance, but saw pay and go machines there…read moreinstead. Was I sure I was in Waitrose? Was this a dream? NO it was NOT!1

lidl - grocery - Updated May 2026

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