This is a small, neighborhood grocery store. Co-op is a National British chain that seems to…read morespecialize in the smaller local shops. They have a decent variety of food, with a small selection of meats, fresh fruit/veg and dry goods. They've taken precaution during COVID-19 to ensure the store doesn't get too busy at any one time. The store is clean and in good condition. Prices are moderate. Not as cheap as Lidl or Sainsbury but less expensive than Waitrose.

A very cluttered little local Co-Op full of most basic essentials that one might need on a daily…read morebasis, but you wouldn't want to do a weekly shop there. The layout is very awkward making shopping quite a challenge and often queues for the tills stretch down the centre aisle making things even worse.

You have two choices in this immediate area for quick market essential needs: Sainsbury's Local or…read moreTesco Express located just nearly across the street. Personally, I'm a much bigger fan of the latter option, and here's why: 1. Because it's so high trafficked, this store is pretty dirty 2. The shelves always seem like they need to be stocked 3. It's a bizarre layout because it's such a small space 4. The queue here - as others have mentioned - is frustrating and confusing; who's actually in line?! It's hard to tell when it snakes down into the aisles Really, you'll find similar things at both places, so it's really just a matter of preference!

Bath Spa is normally associated with the better things in life; fine dining, independent shops and…read morea city steeped in history. It's not exactly the first place you'd look for a Primark, a Lidl or a Wilkinsons (sadly, as I absolutely love a good Primark). But what should the less wealthy of us need a supermarket which isn't as elusive as Marks and Spencer and not as pricey as Waitrose? Sainsbury's local on Marmouth Street is a tiny supermarket which is an ideal one-stop shop for your basic essentials. The range of items on sale here is pretty limited, but when you're looking for reasonably priced goods like tea, coffee, bread and milk - this is the first place I head. And, because it's a Sainsbury's LOCAL the service is quick so there's no frustrating queues in sight.

I just needed a few Hotel room snacks on the way back. Actually a bit disorganized in every aisle…read morebut I found my 3 items, no line to pay and under 5 lbs out the door. I'll be back.

Small but good location and great variety. The staffs are friendly too. Love their meal deal £3.40…read morefor sandwich, fruit and drink. Best deal if you're in a hurry.

Whyyyyyy are the reviews for this Waitrose so negative (... granted I left a three star many years…read moreago, but the general global grocery experience has changed dramatically since then). I actually love this Waitrose! It really is my go to every time I'm in the city. Yes, it's ALWAYS busy. But, it's also extremely conveniently located, has free bathrooms (which, admittedly, there is often a queue for), and has - in my experience - been pretty well stocked despite the crowds. Maybe not so much an hour before closing, but I can get all the essentials I need: fresh fruit! bags of ice! basic medicines! many delicious alcoholic beverages! an impressive variety of Free From products! ceramic mugs to drink Cava from in the park! I wish their triangle sandwich selection was as impressive as M&S, but overall this is a near daily stop for me when in Bath.

In a city like Bath (posh and a bit pretentious) you won't be surprised to hear that Waitrose is…read morethe supermarket of choice. This branch can be found in The Podium shopping centre and is extremely popular, so be prepared to queue for your goods! Even though the store itself is relatively big, the isles are quite narrow and difficult to navigate, especially if you have a trolley. The varieties of foods they sell aren't quite as extensive as other Waitrose shops which can be disappointing. But the staff are always polite and willing to help if you can't find a particular item. For a similar price, I prefer to shop at Marks and Spencer's on the high street where the queues are shorter and the food is more interesting.

Nice little deli that sells food for sit-in and take-away, as well as other packed products. Lots…read moreof organic and local ingredients, unfortunately no organic meet. I had a sandwich that was very good. For those who want a responsibly produced lunch, this is the place to go to.

When I lived in Bath, this supermarket was at the opposite end of town from me, so I didn't get to…read morevisit here much. However, on occasion I did manage to make the trek and it really is worth it if you're looking to save a bit of money. The only other supermarket of this size in the city is a Sainsbury's, and whilst it's not bad, it's just not all that cheap. If you come down to Morrisons you can save a fair amount on your weekly shop. It's also pretty good for freshly baked good on the go, so it's the perfect place to pick up some provisions if you're heading out of Bath and pass it in the car.

From the owner: Take a trip to your local Morrisons for everything from your weekly food shop, to clothing,…read morehomeware, electricals and more. Head to Market Street to enjoy fresh, locally sourced produce. You can use our store locator to find a store near you or shop online and have your groceries delivered straight to your door. Our handy click and collect service means you can shop online as normal, choose a location and collection slot to suit you, and pick it up.

Oh, I love this shop!!!! It's a little gem to me…read more I needed two things: Oishi green tea (cold, bottled Japanese sencha made in Thailand and very popular there) and Nestea cha yen Thai milk tea. Both incredibly hard to come by in Europe, and both in stock here. Apart from that they are probably like any other shop with oriental food. Small, nice, clean. Staff doesn't smile (not Thai? strange ;).

This is my regular grocery store that I do 75% of my shopping at. It's conveniently located for me…read moreand has a wide enough selection that I usually can find everything I need. Prices are fair and quality is good. They also have regular deals on items like ice cream (Ben and Jerry's is usually 3£)! They have had a hard time keeping everything stocked as of late but I suspect that is due to COVID-19. I only came here a few times before the lockdown so I cant speak to their regular state. There is parking in the back. I think you are supposed to pay a meter but I never do it and never see anybody else do it.