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9 years ago
Great place to shop for groceries in the middle of town. It has everything you need...and then some more!
Coles Close
Twyford Road
Eastleigh SO50 4HD
United Kingdom
023 8124 2250
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http://www.marksandspencer.com
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What time does M&S open?
M&S opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.M&S opens at 10:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does M&S close?
M&S closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.M&S closes at 4:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 8:00 PMSun 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Yes, M&S has parking options.
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A really big Sainsbury's with lots of choice. Right next to a large Marks and Spencer in a big…read moreshopping and Industrial area. Lots of parking spaces although quite hard to navigate in the car park. It also has a few cash points, a car wash and a petrol station. This Sainsbury's also has a cafe area, a hot food counter, electrical and clothes areas. It is a very large store and takes quite a while to look around, although it is laid out really well. There is a dedicated desk in the clothes and electrical area that can help you with any stock that isn't out on display. It has a large fruit and veg section as well as a bakery but the frozen food isle are not that big. Good place to do your weekly shop as you have a marks and Spencer next door and the petrol is always at a reasonable price compared to other stations. Staff are also helpful and friendly.
Must admit do not visit that often, even though a 'fan'. On this visit, they now have a small…read moreButcher, Fishmonger & Bakery counter. There is also a see cafe as turn right into the Store. Situated right next to the M & S Store
Situated in central Eastleigh right next to the train station, this Lidl is brilliant to use and…read morehas a fair sized car park to match. This is a great size Lidl so you can get all you're shopping in one go, plenty of space and plenty of stock. The checkout queues are pretty good and service id with a smile!
Can't say I am really a fan. I find some of the items appear a bit scruffy and cheap. Plus for some…read morereason, I really am uncomfortable eating things when the packaging is in a different language - odd I know. There can be some good bargains to be found, especially with their weekly specials, but generally I'd say stick to one of the leading supermarkets.
I have often remarked that if a place called "Hell" exists, it would probably resemble this Asda's…read moreon a Saturday night. When I lived within a stone's throw of the place I sadly resisted the urge to throw stones at it. Instead I would go - and this is no lie - shopping there after 1 a.m. JUST to avoid the ugly (in every sense of the word) crowds this Wal-mart offshoot attracts during more regular shopping hours. In many aisles, Asda's do not even go to the pretense of taking stock out of the manufacturers boxes. Instead they plop the box on the shelf, stick a price tag on the front and let you fend for yourself. I began to lose count of the number of times I got a paper cut from the sharp cardboard edges of the box. Parking is the very definition of 'a bitch' although, surprisingly, traffic flow in and out of the car park is usually good. Except when the store's adjacent petrol station is knocking a few pence off the cost of a litre of unleaded. Then it turns into a frustrating miasmatic mess of angry mouthy people all getting hot under the collar. If you can, try and use one of the (often free) bus services that frequent the store, many of them coming from far-flung locales such as Fair Oak or Bitterne. At least then you get the pleasure of swinging your carrier bags about as you get back on the bus where there is always the chance of hitting someone across the back of their legs. If it's someone wearing Burberry I think you get some kind of reward from the government? Personally, I can't bear the crowds and the apparent ignorant nature of the customers that Asda's (unfortunately) is a magnet for. It's the kind of supermarket where they should bolt an automatic machine gun to the front of your trolley (cart) so as to make your journey around the crowded aisles more entertaining and pleasurable. On the upside, they do tend to staff most of the checkouts most of the time and the place almost always has the keenest prices on the products and food you really need. No doubting though that you DO pay for those discounts in other regards. In short, it's not a place for the faint hearted - know what you want, get in there, pick your stuff up and get the hell out as quickly as possible always trying your hardest not to punch someone square in the face.
Oh ASDA, for 5 and a half years you ate a good chunk of my monthly salary. Being walking distance…read morefrom where I worked was really a good and bad thing. So this ASDA is a pretty good size, is open 24 hours (except for Sunday where the hours are cut short as per normal). The clothing section is big and located upstairs, there is a pharmacy, currency exchange, petrol station, bakery, hot food counter, fish counter, photo counter and opticians. There are self service tills and a cigarette/lottery kiosk and if you need cash for a visit to the Cricketers straight after work there are three cash machines available situated outside the store next to the tire centre. A lot of parking, though at Christmas and school holidays it is much harder to park. The number 1 bus which travels between Southampton and Winchester stops literally next to the car park. Should you be going out for the night in Southampton the nightstar bus (N1) stops here so if you live nearby you can always get munchies. The home delivery service has a charge but there are time slots of two hours available. Also the rate is often discounted if there is already a van delivering to your area. This is the biggest supermarket in Eastleigh, there is a varied clientele (read that as ANYTHING goes). I have docked it from being a 5 star for the following reasons: - Sometimes there are long queues. - It's part of the Walmart chain.:)
This store is a medium store offering all the essentials and of course some extra special items…read moretoo. Has a large car park outside which is free. The store has helpful, friendly staff. It also has an instore cafe. The prices are quite expensive but the products are very good quality. The fresh bread and rolls are particularly good and they also do the freshly roasted chickens. Has a nice wine section too.
This is not a bad little store, I see some people doing weekly shopping etc there but after…read moreshopping in other bigger supermarkets in the area I don't think I could. The store is set out well with lots of space in the aisles and the shelves are always well stocked and in the right place. It is handy for when you are shopping in Eastleigh or if you are nearby but its not somewhere you would drive to just for a shop. The car park is joined onto the Swan Centre car park and so it costs money to park here. There are a lot of checkouts for the size of the store so you never have to que for long.
Handy store for popping into when shopping in the Swan Centre. Has all the basics goods you would…read moreexpect of a supermarket but probably wouldn't stock more unusual items. This store is accessible from the car park above via a lift. The store has coin operated trolleys for which you will need a £1 coin. This store also incorporates a Tesco Direct desk for which you are able to order goods from the Tesco Direct catalogue or collect items you have ordered online.
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Morrisons located at the bottom of the High Street opposite Burger King. Great store to perform the…read moreweekly shop. Store layout is easy to follow and with the bonus of Fish, Meat and Deli counters there is always something to pick up thats fresh. Store staff are always very friendly and helpfull and parking is ample.
A lovely supermarket store. Very clean, bright and airy with some lovely helpful staff. The store…read moreis well stocked and tidy with a great variety of choice and plenty of special offers, and they do receive plenty of stock so you can normally always find the special offers. Watch out in The Sun at the moment, they seem to be printing deal of the week information. The fruit and veg are plentiful and very well priced and they last to the dates put on packets. The only real let down is the cafe. Its a little run down, and shabby with clean but stained tables and little choice of food although the coffee is rather good.
Ideal for the items you have forgotten or must have now! It would be quite expensive if you bought…read moreall your weekly items here, although towards the end of the day items are regularly reduced and you can pick up a bargain. I have found that if I go in in the evening that the bread or milk could have sold out leaving me stuck and having to find somewhere else to visit. The staff have always been courteous and friendly and happy to spend the time looking for an item in the stockroom if the shelf has been empty. A good wine selection although limited beer selection with few special offers.
I have been shopping in this Asda since it was first opened, and generally it is my supermarket of…read morechoice as it is well located and stocks a wide range of goods that I enjoy. Another reviewer mentioned that this Asda used to be open 24 hours, but as I recall this branch of Asda has never had 24 hour opening. The hours are very good in my opinion, it is open Monday to Friday 8:30am to 10pm Saturdays 8am to 9pm and the normal Sunday 10am to 4pm. Asda has recently had a make over and now has a second floor where all the clothes, electricals, DVD's and home stuff is located. I do my weekly shop in Asda as generally they stock the widest range of the types of things I like to buy including a very good selection of salad and vegetables, as well as a wide range of meat. The staff are normally pretty helpful both at the tills and customer service desk, and generally the items I want are in stock.
Generally a good supermarket, but not where i currently choose to do my monthly shop. Like another…read moreuser has mentioned, this Asda tend to be out of stock of many items these days. Generally a good store, but advisable to go in at quieter periods to make sure you can get what you want. Recently refurbished, this branch now has a large (and very good!) homewares and clothing department!
Probably the most unwelcoming shop in Romsey. Unless you're over the age of 40 or if you happen to…read morebe wearing a hoodie you'll be welcomed with employees and security guards blatantly following you around the shop who will promptly pretend to be doing shelf organising once they realise you've noticed them.
This is generally my Waitrose of choice if I need to go to one, its a nice size, doesn't get too…read morebusy and fairly easily accessible from Southampton. Situated in Romsey, its easy to find and has a huge car park, never had trouble before finding a space. The store is medium sized, a good sized supermarket, with everything you need. A good selection of fruit and vegetables and plenty of fresh meat, with some cheaper options if you can't afford to spend alot of money on good quality meat joints. Plenty of healthy options and nice to see Waitrose bringing in more and more vegan/specialist food alternatives. Very well sized alcoholic beverages section. No real queues at the checkouts, considering it was days before christmas I last went, got through quickly and efficiently!
Update: I come in here most mornings for coffee and a…read morepastry. The girls who work the morning shifts are all so nice and sunny first thing and happy to chat. Really nice to get that sense of community shop from a big chain store. Original review: Great size for a local Waitrose, big enough to be the catch-all, but not a megastore by any stretch of the imagination. It's hard to review a Waitrose it seems. If you really need a lot of info maybe try wikipedia. (btw, their bread counters are always brilliant).
Normally walk to the Southsea store, but today drove. Came…read moreback to find no space and door just opened enough to get shopping through, then I heard a teenager in the car say 'don't damage my mother's car'. I gave him his hat back which he had dropped beside my car and told him that there was no damage and tried to explain they had not left me enough room to get in. He then said 'don't argue with me' and launched into an unprovoked tirade of abuse. His mother returned and he kindly told me to F*** off then got out of his car and took a picture of me although I told him this would be harassment - which it was. It is so nice to have a chance to mix with the upper classes at Waitrose, you just don't get this at other supermarkets.
DISGUSTING! The staff here behave disgracefully and in very bad taste. At the end of the day,…read morecustomers who happen to be looking for marked down goods in this store are virtually stalked by members of STAFF WHO ARE HIDING REDUCED ITEMS FOR THEMSELVES WHO DO NOT WANT CUSTOMERS TO FIND THEIR HIDDEN ITEMS. More than once, I have been in the store as the clock struck 9pm for closure as I waited for the reduced items, I have had the security guard give me filthy looks (rather than politely remind me of the time), and as I have left the store, when there are no other customers present, the staff put the REDUCED ITEMS OUT FOR THEMSELVES TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF. I even had a bunch of flowers snatched off me by a member of staff before 9pm which she then took to the check out and bought herself. Shockingly self-serving store, and the managers fully support the staff in the illegal practice of hiding reduced items for their own benefit. Shame on you Waitrose, the behaviour of your opportunistic staff in this store is an embarrassment!
On the site of the former Safeways/Morrisons, this is a large supermarket offering all the finest…read morefood and drink you would expect from Waitrose! There is a great instore butcher, who is very keen to help you try something new or recommend cheaper cuts and how to cook them! Let's face it, Waitrose is quite an expensive place to shop, but they have started doing dine in for £10 and they have a nice selection of food included! If you like fish, the fish counter is appealing but not as friendly as the butcher! There is an instore bakery, but i'd rather use the bakers across the way! If you need a break after shopping the cafe by the entrance is reasonably priced and worth a look, very child friendly! You get 2hours free parking in the car park, they do have an attendant i noticed so be ware if you want to park and go elsewhere!
I went to the pharmacy to day for some tablets and I was served by Michele who went above and…read morebeyond to help me. Thank you.
Really big supermarket with food, toiletries and a clothing and electrical section upstairs. It…read morealso has a currency exchange and stationary isles which sell cards. This is a very busy store that is open 24 hours but it has lots of parking. They also provide electric scooters for disabled or older customers. Always seem to have a good selection of food and the staff are always helpful and willing to go and check for things. Sometimes however it gets overly busy and it is really hard to do your shopping and it can take forever. This is one of the stores that offer internet shopping so if you do not feel like navigating the queues then you can stay at home and shop on the internet. This Tesco also has a Krispy Kreme display which is an added bonus.
a good little supermarket with a good range of foods, very helpful staff and this place is always…read morevery clean and well maintained, a pleasure to do your bitty shopping in.
With plenty of parking this store is of average size. You can easily pick up all your everyday…read moreessentials - eggs, milk etc and there are always fresh flowers on display which I have found are extremely reasonable in price and definately last at least the minimum stated time - a week or more usually. The staff here are helpful and deal with all problems in a professional manner. I was ought a body spray - only to find out later that day that the nozzle was broken - and I had lost my receipt. I went in and explained and was offered an immediate replacement with no questions asked. The prices here are slightly dearer than at a large Tesco Supermarket - but they are always well stocked with their products and fruit/ vegetables have always been fresh and well in date. A tidy and clean store where littler is promptly removed and spills dealt with.
As an American, going to a new grocery store in the UK was so fun!…read more I loved seeing all of the different snacks, treats, and groceries. These juices below are so delicious! I bought like 6 just for my trip to have something to drink. My second favorite thing was the Battenberg cakes. I'm a huge fan of the Great British Baking Show, and to be able to see these all around, I was so happy!
I do all of my shopping here the staff are very helpful &…read morethe shop is big enough for my buggy & the staff in the caff are very help full TESCO FRATTON PARK.