Small italian Grocer who carries a large selection of pasta and italian cookies, biscuits, and…read morebreakfast wares. Good choice of fresh sruit & veg outside as well! Best chestnuts we've had in a long time! I always drop by and have a peek if it's on my way somewhere. Much better than the big supermarket chains in town. Well, if you're into italian food that is!

It's really good n cheap Italian store at this area , good value of money !!read more

Martins, as it is now known, is a typical suburban chain newsagent. It sells all the bits that…read moreyou'd expect and a few more besides. The newpaper and magazine section is huge and compares well to small WHSmiths and the like. It's easy to browse to see what you fancy. Newspaper delivery is available. There is a toy section with a reasonable range of toys, games and children's craft material. Prices are good for some items and expensive for others - you need to know what you are looking at. Stationery items are stocked but personally I find these quite expensive. Odd items include seasonal goods, fancy goods, cake decorations and books. The card section is reasonable (certainly more selection than Waitrose opposite) and they have started to respond to pricing of the cheaper shops with some card bargains to be had. Staff are OK although can be a bit grumpy. A full range of lottery services is available. The sweet section varies in size but is good for kids.

Was formerly known as Forbuoys, but now is Martins. Fairly…read morelarge shop located in the centre of Goldsworth Park. Large newsagents with a huge magazine section. Also has a reasonable toy section, along with all the usual things you'd expect to find in a newsagents. Is a National Lottery outlet At the rear of the store is the Goldsworth Park branch of the Post Office

This is a reasonably sized store (and a great cut through between Wolsey Place and the High…read moreStreet!). Specialist departments are limited to a perfume counter (but this is well staffed and advice good). There is a limited range of cosmetics and costume jewellery. I'd prefer Boots to this branch of Superdrug for children's products. Superdrug comes into its own at sale time and for cheap gifts - offers are well worth a look. Also consider coming here for stamps - there are often offers! Prices are often cheaper than Boots but there is no dispensing chemist.

Quite a large superdrug store which can be accessed from Wolsey Walk or Commercial Way…read more All the departments you' expect in Superdrug, but does have quite a large perfume department. During Christmas period always has large gift section. Used to have an instore '3 mobile' shop, but that no longer seems to be there

I was a Tesco long time customer all ways by delivery but when the the pandemic struck was unable…read moreto get delivery's unless I paid a premium of over £4 even though i was classed as extremely clinically vulnerable and used to paying a nominal £1 I asked Tesco's about this on more than one occasion but never received an answer so have been using Sainsburys who have kept there delivery at a pound in the war this would have been called gouging like they weren't making enough of a profit that they did this too the old and disable ?

I am 64 and like my 94 years young Father we used this Tesco's a lot as I am a local and Disabled…read morebut in the Last 6 months they have decided to shut off the Exit half way down the car park where the disabled parking is so making everyone walk all the way down to the far exit and then back again to the parking as my legs get very painful this has become a nightmare, so I no longer use this store all because this Exit has been shut off to save money of having a security guard manning it I am sure many other people feel the same way. Mr Watts

Like the other qypers say, this is the only supermarket in the town centre. Unless you have a car,…read moreMorrisons is pretty much out of reach and Sainsbury's your only option. They have just reorganised their entrance, and created a long corridor of veggies/fruits on one side and bakery on the other. I'm not sure I like the new layout as much, as it makes you feel trapped until you get to the back wall, but others might. In the summer it is impossible to step into the shop without a heavy jacket and scarf. Their refrigerators are not capable of regulating their temperature properly, and as a result the store is colder than a skating rink. You can feel the shock upon walking in, it's quite bad. Their selection is pretty good for a small-ish store, and I must admit I'm impressed with the size of the alcohol section. (But then again, when in Britain) Tip: If you go after work (18:00-19:00) you may find no bakery goods left over. However! If there are some, they are going to be seriously discounted. (10p instead of 30p for the mini-baguette!)

This is a fairly small Sainsburys store located in the middle of Wolsey Place shopping mall. The…read morelocation is useful if you're already in town, as it is fairly central, but otherwise its lack of size makes it inferior to the larger stores found elsewhere. The prices are reasonable to slightly expensive, and the range is adequate for a small store, but you wouldn't do a large shop there due to its lack of complete range, and the distance between the store and the parking complex. The store is often busy, with all tills open and queues still being present. There is a separate newsagents area at the front of the store, and there are still often queues at this till during peak moments of the day. The service is reasonable, and the staff pleasant on most occasions.

Just a general thing I've noticed, prices have gone up, that's understandable but please don't cut…read moredown on the quality as well. Example : muffins up 29p for 4 but averaged just 2 choco chips per muffin. Cheese & onion topped sq bread, so little on there it was flavourless. Just make things properly and charge the right price otherwise Morrison you'll just mug yourself off. People won't buy.

Large Morrisons situated on the outskirts of the town centre, within reasonable walking distance of…read morethe town. It has a large car park outside which is useful for larger shops with a number of bags. The range is varied and reasonably priced, and the store is well laid out so most products are easy to find, but often gets crowded and busy around peak times, with queues on most tills. There is also a petrol station located near the exit of the store, which is useful if you have driven to the supermarket and require it. The staff are reasonably pleasant on most occasions.

This store takes up quite a large area, and is filled with cheap clothes and homeware items -…read morewomen, men and children are all catered for. The selection at this store is quite vast, but can feel sometimes like a random selection of items with very little order to structure to the place. The layout is quite crowded for a store of this size, with clothes often dumped in heaps on the floor or thrown onto the display shelves in disorder. The quality of the clothes is also quite poor - I accidentally bought a top in Primark that had somehow managed to be sewn with the straps entangled, and was virtually unwearable. The staff seem friendly and the service is good, but the queues are often quite long and the temperature in the store is often uncomfortably hot for no explicable reason. Of course, the prices of items are, as would be expected, low.

Great shop full of low cost items. Sections for menswear, ladieswear (including lingerie),…read morechildrenswear and a small homeware section. There is a shoe section but this is predominantly for women. This is quite a small Primark compared to some I've been in. The main problems in this store are that in the summer it is like stepping into a sauna, as there is no air conditioning, and believe me, it gets HOT! The other bug bear is if you go on a Saturday, expect to have to queue for quite a while. Apart from that, not a bad shop for bargains!

Bon Marche is anything but a good market. Occupying quite a large retail unit on Commercial Way…read morethis is an outlet that will really only suit the older ladies and those who do not want to spend very much. Although aimed at the cheaper end of the market some of what is sold is not particularly cheap, nor does it offer very good value. If you want to buy an old lady a night gown then look here but don't expect to find much for the younger market. Fabrics tend to the nylon and shoes to the PVC. It's that kind of place. Staff are older and tend to be reasonably helpful. There are a couple of changing rooms to the rear of the store which are adequate but far from roomy. It's almost a Primark for OAPs

ELC in Woking is one of the smaller stores, and, as such, has very limited stock. Similarly, there…read moreare very few toys out for the little one's to try. There's often a bubble machine running in the doorway to tempt the tots in but, once inside, you're likely to have to spend your time telling little Johnny not to pull the stuff of the shelves. The staff are OK but I've come across friendlier ones. You can pick up the ELC catalogue and the NSPCCs Your Family magazine from the doorway for free.

Woking ELC is a comparatively smaller toy store . They have q very limited range of toys inside…read more They don't do clothes. The staff is friendly and helpful. I have found staff members busy in gossips at times. They have free Kids playing sessions at times. They are currently doing 20% on all the toys till christmas. Price wise i think it is good value for money after getting 20% discount though. It is definitely worth going if you are looking for some toys.You can also pick up a fmaily magazine free