It's been years since I have been to the UK never mind Royal Tunbridge Wells to see my good friends…read morethe Coats family, They brought me here a few times n liked the shops layout n look n friendly service.

Limited grocery items are available to purchase including produce or other fresh vegetables and…read morefruit

Tesco Express store so convenient opening hours. Open from about 7am til 11pm every day. Great if…read moreit's Sunday afternoon and the cupboards are bare - you could buy a few bits to make a decent meal. But don't bother going pre armed with a shopping list as it's usually a bit hit and miss whether they will cater for all your needs. Often have good offers, prices are on a par with larger supermarkets, maybe a couple of extra pence on a few bits but definately cheaper than, say spar. Oh, they also do fresh fruit and veg which always scores big brownie points with me. Can get very busy - especially on a Sunday evening.

very handy opening hours especially on sundays and bank holidays, quite a wide variety of…read moreprovisions and sometimes some very good offers as well, taking your own bag is reccommended as they have been known to have run out. Colin who has worked there for several years is by far the best assistant there, always cheerful ,helpful and polite, sometimes there are a number of lack lustre assistants working there, but sadly that is the nature of the beast.

This is a medium-sized Waitrose, albeit with a small out-of-town style car park, situated on the…read moreHigh Street in the Old Town area of Eastbourne. The car park entrance is around the corner in Moat Croft Road, and there's a bus stop right outside, so access is good for an urban location. It has everything you'd need for your weekly shop - whether it's for you or not depends on whether you're prepared to pay more for your shop compared with some other supermarkets, although they do have offers and have just introduced a cheaper essentials range. On the other hand, I generally find the quality good (especially for fruit and veg) and the staff here were very helpful on my visit. Pay your money and take your choice, I guess. My one real downer on this location is that they could have made the building a bit nicer - it's a posh version of a brick-encased shed, and it rather detracts from the architecture of the Old Town, including the 12th century church and pub nearby

This is the local Waitrose near the in-laws near Upperton Rd…read more Always love shopping here when visiting from the states. Produce, meats and breads are always tasty and fresh.

This big tescos is OK, it stocks pretty much everything you need, and its not too far to walk into…read moretown if you need some different fruit and veg from Bills or something from Boots etc. You used to be able to park here for free, but now they have imposed 3 hour restrictions and will fine you £70 if you stay longer! eek! Parking can be a big of a problem at busy times, and i have often queued to get into the car park.

This is a brilliant shop located in the perfect place (the town centre of Hailsham)…read moreWhile it is expensive, it is still a great place to go: the bakery part being my favourite! I don't go here very often, but when I do, the staff are always polite. It is located in the centre of the town, where there are bakeries, charity shops and a Poundland. Sometimes when I go into this Waitrose, I can manage to pick up a great bargain. Overall, Waitrose Hailsham is a great place to visit to get some essentials.

Its expensive yes. But the food is really nice, everything is easy to find as the shop is quite…read moresmall, and you never seem to be queueing for very long to pay. They have lovely flowers in here as well.

Great for a small shop, couldnt do all my shopping here, but alot of very nice food, of no worse…read morequality than anywhere else. Good parking, although many elderly and disabled park in the mother and baby spaces, and give YOU the dirty look when you get out the car! Pound coin or token needed for trolley, which there are plenty of. Interesting middle section that changes every few days so every shopping trip is slightly different. Staff tend to whizz things through the checkout at warp speed so you have to be on the ball packing! Aisles well spaced with plenty of room to zoom past the dawdlers, fruit and veg can be a bit hit and miss, but with prices so low, its barely worth complaining. Definately worth a visit, can save a fortune here.

Food is nice and cheap and is always in the same place, they often change the stock in the middle…read moreof the store so every shopping trip is different and theres always a bargain to be had! Quick and easy to shop in compared to other supermarkets. Food on the whole is very nice, although some of the fruit and veg can be a bit battered, but very cheap and great for soups and stews. Sometimes have to queue at the till and still havn't got the hang of the packing properly, i end up just throwing everything in the trolley, then bagging it up at the car! Stress free shopping on a budget. The only gripe i have is there are no baskets, only trollies which you need a £1 coin to use.

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.

I have a new-found love for Aldi, and I actually prefer this one in Lewes to the ones in Brighton…read moreand Hove, mainly because it's much easier to park here. I have to admit that I probably couldn't exclusively do my shopping here, but in combination with other supermarkets, I'm quite partial to popping in and grabbing a bargain! My particular Aldi faves are the chocolate, parmesan cheese, nappies and baby wipes, but the fruit, veg and meat is pretty decent too, and at a fraction of the cost of their competitors. I also like to browse their random isle which changes all the time - I've brought cycling gear and a nest of tables on different occasions! Keep an eye out for their special events for further bargains - the baby event always proves popular but you need to get there early in the day before all the deals are snatched up. The only things that let Aldi down are the limited packing areas and the lack of safety stapes on the trolleys.