A very nice store that I can spend a long time in gazing at stuff that I don't need, but oh boy do…read moreI want. A very new and clean store with plenty of well stocked shelves and staff that bend over backwards to be helpful, but without being in your face. A very nice range of home wears which are usually the bit I stand dribbling at. The food part is wonderful though, but 2 things that I really can recommend are the Prosecco and the chocolate brownie gateaux (which may explain a lot about me) and to be honest the prices are not that far of Sainsbury so if I do shop there I don't really notice a difference. Ample parking, good coffee shop and very very clean toilets. A shop that is highly recommended

I love going to Waitrose - I always end up wanting everything! Their food is amazing and is…read moregenerally very high quality. A trip to their bakery counter is a must. I always like looking around the John Lewis department and my children love browsing the sizeable toy department. The cafe is a great place to stop for lunch, too. The car park is vast, with half of it above ground and half below ground. There seem to be plenty of parent & child spaces.

One of the few supermarkets left in town. It is cramp and has quite narrow isles…read more Though not a vast choice other than their freezer items you can still pick up groceries here..(bread cheese milk Jars and Tins) Very reasonable priced. Small carpark at rear of store Charges can be reclaimed when shopping in Iceland

I have to say that I strongly dislike this store! Having only dared to venture in a few times, I…read morefind it cramped, with a terrible layout, and the staff are just downright awful. The last time I went in there I asked an assistant if they stocked garlic cloves, and where I might find them the assistant ummed and arred for a few minutes before proceeding to tell me that no, they don't have garlic but that they do have garlic bread in aisle two. Needless to say I haven't been there since. This Iceland is cheap, but not cheerful!