Free magazine. Cashiers are so nice…read more Sunglasses are cool but not cool enough Pretty busy for a Monday.

I visited the store to buy a bottle of Cherry Brandy (as a gift and I'm 21 with proof of age) and…read morethe assistant on the self-service checkout refused the sale because I had my 15 year old brother with me. I am a mature adult and she said I could be buying it for my brother! If he was with my mum they wouldn't have refused...disgusting treatment. I will be filing a complaint with customer services, when they can be bothered to answer the telephone... Would have given a zero but don't get the option!

This is a great Waitrose. The coffee machine is good and the cafe is a really nice place for…read moremeeting friends. The shop is well stocked and laid out with fresh counted for fish, meat, cheese and cakes. They have an excellent wine section with a specialist roaming around nearby :) As a regular I have come to know the people that work there so it makes the experience all the more enjoyable. The quick pay service and the free newspaper for myWaitrose members is an added bonus. I go shopping on my motorbike so it helps that I can pack my rucksack and saddle bags as I go rather than all at the end of my shop at the checkout. Enjoy :)

Largest Tesco near the city centre, open 24 hours most days…read more The place is pretty big and has most everything you can't find at the smaller grocery stores nearby. Seems to have plenty of parking as well.

Huge store with lots of selection! I particular love the food court on the right as you walk in,…read moreit gives you so many different options it almost reminded me of a food truck meet. Prices are quite good, and they've done a very good job with the liquor aisle- implementing lights and good staging!

Great supermarket, lots of choice, good deals and best of all cheap!…read more They have good household section in there, the games section is smaller than most shops. This shop seems to be busy and staff can be slow at checkouts but very helpful with bag packing if you want help, and friendly when being served.

I always use Waitrose for my fuel I find for my aging diesel vehicle the Shell Brand of fuel is far…read morebetter although a bit more expensive When filling up from other Supermarkets using thier blended fuel my car doesn't run of start as well as when I fill up with Shell at Waitrose It costs me about £2 extra each fill but its worth it for me

This is my favourite supermarket, anywhere!…read more The quality of goods in Waitrose is far superior to that in the bigger supermarkets. Many people are put off by the price, but you get what you pay for, and if you can afford it then it really is worth paying the extra. They price match Tesco on a wide range of items, and they also sell a selection of John Lewis home furnishing items. They do a reserve and collect service which is separate to the Ocado home delivery service - look at their website. This particular branch is nice, clean, spacious and friendly. It's well located just off the northern side of the outer ring road, just off the A46. It has a petrol station but it can be dearer than others in the area, and there is rarely any problem parking. If you haven't been, give it a try - especially in the evening when there are always fabulous bargains to be had on short-dated items.

It's a Tesco, innit? Which means it'll by and large be a bit messy and not fully stocked, and have…read morea weird, nonsensical layout. This one ticks all those boxes. Plus you have to pay for parking, which I find bizarre. Do I sound less than impressed with this Tesco? Oh. That'll be because the last time I came here I got IDd buying two bottles of incredibly expensive wine, and as much as one should feel flattered, it was done in a proper patronising way that made me feel silly and I got flustered and felt like a right numpty.

Carrier bags in England suck donkey. They are nothing like the sturdy paper or plastic bags in the…read moreUS. Instead, the carrier bags and these thin, flimsy, plastic bags that hold either a head of lettuce or a pint of milk. This might be why the canvas carrier bag culture in England is so strong. Nearly everyone at the supermarket had their own canvas bags. Even I started bringing canvas bags. Because, as a lonely tourist, I bring canvas bags EVERYWHERE. The fruit and veg here were decent in quality. Not as nice as Sainsbury (I LOVE SAINSBURY!!!) but the red fruit was properly red and the green veg was properly green. The milk comes in significantly smaller sizes than i'm used to: pints are typical. This might be because the fridge is the size of a dorm room fridge. In all houses. Dorm room size fridge. This caused me to go shopping for groceries nearly every day. Greek yogurt slightly more expensive here than at Morrisons. I really like grocery stores. There are some crazy crazy things here that people eat. They have roast chicken flavored crisps. Some with actual chicken! Or prawn cocktail crisps. I don't know, I just shop here.

The Co-op is my local supermarket, and it's not great, I have to say. Prices are higher than…read morepossibly any other supermarket apart from Spar, and the selection of food on offer is fairly restricted. However, it's improved recently with the addition of a fresh deli/bread/hot food counter and a cafe with a loo - also the range of food has expanded to include a lot of Co-op's Fair Trade produce which is encouraging. The food at the Co-op is good quality and the layout of the shop is good. I used to live near to Somerfield and used that more, and I'd say they are pretty much on a par - neither supermarket is a place that I'd like to use for my main shop, but they're useful for top-up items. What Louth needs is a nice big supermarket such as Sainsbury's!