This is an ideal quick stop shop. It has the every day products you need. I would not use it for a…read morebig shop as it is too expensive. It is perfect for the odd item here and there. It has a nice range of confectionary so is perfect for children to pop into to spend their pocket money. It is a handy location and it is easy to park outside the shop.

Been here on many occasions, it's a good little store, usually come here quite late as they have…read morethe reductions in at that time, don't come here as often though as my partner came here not so long ago to buy himself a drink to celebrate and his passport wouldn't be taken as proof of ID and the lady was rude to him and from then I haven't been comfortable using that store, but apart from that and the fact that everything is more expensive in there it's not too bad...

A small Tesco store but with the added benefit of having Broad Street Post Office situated inside…read more This can cause a few problems though if there is a busy and long queue for the Post Office as you simply cannot get past the queue. There is a wide variety of fresh produce and the usual essentials that you need. As with all smaller Tescos, the prices are slightly inflated but then you are paying for the convenience of it being on your doorstep. It is right next to the main bus stop so no walking about with your shopping! In evaluation, a lovely, friendly little Tescos.

This is a small supermarket. It has a range of unusual products which make it worth popping in from…read moretime to time. It has all the everyday essentials. It is very handy if you just need a couple of items. I do think it is more expensive than some of the larger stores but this is to be expected. The staff are always helpful and cheerful.

This village shop has only failed us once I think, when we wanted some fly paper! They seem to…read morestock EVERYTHING else though and the constant stream of people going throught the doors is testament to that. Fairly reasonable prices for a convenience store, and certainly cheaper than driving into the nearest town. Friendly and knowledgable staff - they should be able to find what ever you want in their aladdins cave!

Came in here for the first time just the other day with my boyfriend after we'd spotted it on the…read moreway through town. There was a very large selection of items, including ones we hadn't seen in other supermarkets. The prices were about the same as any other shop, if not just a little bit more expensive. Service was slow and there weren't many staff around, but overall it was a pleasant shopping experience!

With 2 Chinese, 1 Korean and 1 Persian supermarket on this small stretch of Mill Road you'd be…read moreforgiven for not knowing which was the best for your ethnic cooking needs. Well, unless you need halal meat, curry spices or ten types of kimchee then I'd stick with Cho Mee. Cho Mee is Chinese-run by a luvable lady full of charm and jokes, but it is not just Chinese ingredients that they excel at... they have Filipino, Thai, Malaysian, Vietnamese and Japanese too. All helpfully zoned and signed. It's hard to go wrong if you're cooking to impress. No-one wants to make that faux pas of using Thai fish sauce in a Viet dish! The fresh veg section is excellent and cheaper than local chain supermarkets, they have a sweet range of frozen fish and prawns and bags of rice and stacks of instant noodles. I'm cooking a lot of Thai right now and they're not letting me down there either... they have salted duck eggs, tom yum paste and even Singha beer and (god no) Maekhong Thai 'whisky'. Bye bye Co-Op. I'm cooking something interesting tonight.

Situated along the main high street in st neots , Lidl is one of the cheaper supermarkets…read more Parking is beside the store. You have to have a pound to secure a trolley. It has a cash and carry feel to the shop, laid out by long aisles that you have to go down to get to all areas of the shop. There are great bargains to be had in store but you need to spend some time looking as the Lidl brands are different. The queues can be long and tedious at times, but there are good savings to be found on a weekly family shop.

I'll give this shop five stars with a heavy heart. I don't loke the way Tescos are expanding, but I…read morehave to say that their store here improved the village centre immensly. There used to be a godawful Quicksave supermarket here before, a real magnet for local scrotes and an absolute eyesore, both outside and within. Tesco have a bright, well-stocked shop here and it's got good long opening hours. Just remember to support the other businesses nearby.

An interesting little shop. The people that own it are welcoming and polite. They have a very basic…read moreselection of everything but on occasion they get some good wines in - and I don't think they realise it! I recently got a lovely Corbieres for less than 4 quid - it was comparable to one that cost a tenner from one of the big supermarkets. And there seems to be a lack of chilli sauces in Chatteris but this little shop has the best selection of all, nothing out of the ordinary but at least they sell them which is worth 5 stars in my book.