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17 years ago
Small supermarket in central Kenilworth. Fairly predictable really, just like every other branch, but rather more compact. Plenty of parking and close to other local shopping. read more
Warwick Road
Kenilworth CV8 1HN
United Kingdom
01926 857917
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Very very clean and tidy inside and out. Neatly dressed staff too. It hosts a great selection and…read morecarries items the other large retailers do not. It's hidden away at the back of the main street shopping area and its not signposted so you have to hunt for it. It's a status shop environment. Normally you only find this store in well heeled locations, this is no exception.
As we all know, Waitrose tends to be on the more expensive side. However, they do do fantastic…read moredeals on occasion and the reduced section is pretty good. This particular Waitrose, situated just off Kenilworth High Street with adequate parking, stocks everything you'd need. I've popped in here for random sauces, spices among other things and they have always been in stock. The butcher's there is fantastic and ordered me in some meat that I needed for a dinner party (which went very well). Also, anything can be ordered directly to the store to collect on the day so there's no need to worry! There's a good selection for foods for those who are gluten/wheat free, though it is a very similar selection to other food stores. While I no longer live in Kenilworth, when I pass through I do try to stop by. If for nothing else than to raid the reduced section.
I AM NOT HAPPY me and my lovely wife Rachel came here to grab some toilet roll and other items as…read morewe normally shop at tesco but we were near Asda visiting my mother I go to park in most of the free spaces there were trolleys in the way a homeless man outside of the shop I walk and SLIP ON A WET FLOOR there was NO WET FLOOR SIGN I tried to ignore it then I go to grab some tomatoes before getting the toilet roll there was A FARELY LARGE SPIDER IN THE TOMATOES
I must say I do love ASDA, I tend to do most of my shopping here and often pop over to Morrisons to…read moresee what offers there is! ASDA is well known for being the cheapest of the main supermarkets and I must admit that I agree. I often spend less in ASDA and get so much more. ASDA now has added electronic self serve tills to my local store allowing you to scan your own shopping, great fun!! lol Asda not only sell groceries but sell electronics, cd's, books, clothes, and I could go on forever. Recently ASDA have started to put more things on offer, it had previously simply aimed at customers by being the cheapest but now have offers such as 2 for 1. Keep an eye out as you can get some brilliant bargains on roll back! Most asda stores now sell petrol too, which you can pay at the pump - great for if you have a baby with you that you don't want to leave alone. Overall I love ASDA, shame they don't do BOGOF items though!!
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The food in Sainsburys is much better than our over local shop Morrison's…read more Im actually 99% certain you will find the food you buy here top notch. And if you dont like the food you buy, because you are disapointed just tell sainsburys. They gave me a voucher last time i did and they were really nice about it. Saisburys pricing isnt as cheap as other places so if you dont like paying extra than this is not for you. Store is fairly old but staff are great most of the time and its always easy to find what you are looking for. Always has great offers on as well, and the pre-cooked meat from the counter seems to be quality on top of the quality that you already get. Tesco's and Morrisons are not as great for quality but if you dont mind paying a little extra its worth it. Also bakery has a large range of cakes which is always nice, but make sure you dont leave it to late in the day or there wont be any left. Can become really busy which is a pain but overall good store to shop in, food great but is more expensive than other supermarkets.
Sainsburys is a great supermarket. And this smaller store is no exception…read more They have a great range of fruit and veg available even having seasonal items too which is good for a small store. They also sell the usual stuff like every other supermarket. Uusally this store gets quite full, but you never seem to queue for too long which is good. Customer services are helpful in every aspect, which cant be said for some stores! They also have a cafe too, which is really nice and reasonably priced too. I have been here a number of times on my lunch. Its really nice.
My weekly shopping store. Prices are cheaper than sainsburys and morrisons…read more Staff are ok, but not helpful when something is wrong Store is kept clean and products are well set out in a clean, easy to find manner Apart from it being cheap and reasonable value, the quality of the food for me isnt good enough. Yes it is good for some of the quality brands but Tesco's own brand for me is too cheap. For example the ham from Tesco's was 25p cheaper than Sainsburys. But the Sainsburys Ham was a lot lot better. Worth more than 25p better in my opinion. The self service tills do seem to be a bit of a pain and there always seems to be one plonker who is right in front of you who doesnt know how to use it. Can be an efficient way nevertheless. Tesco's is my weekly shopping store for branded goods, but i wouldnt use Tesco for its own branded stuff.
Good tesco store, not the biggest but has a wide range of foods and drinks from all cultures. It is…read morevery good value like most tesco's although due to its close proximity to the university of warwick many students work here who can be unhelpful and not particularly friendly. There is good parking and many other shops located with the cannon park shopping centre so it makes it well worth a visit if you live quite close by. However, for a more complete shopping experience i would adivse the Arena Park tesco which is the biggest in europe and sells almost everything in one store.
Centrally located on The Parade Tesco Metro is typically full of students and elderly people who…read morehave travelled by bus. The store has a bakery but the availability of bread is dependent on whether the baker has bothered to come in! Items go out of stock and are not replaced. Items are frustratingly marked on the shelf edge as 'discontinued' when in fact this branch just isn't selling them any more. The fruit and vegetable section is quite good but don't get in the way of the staff stocking it or you'll come away with an injury as they take no prisoners. Till staff are unhelpful and will carry on conversations between themselves even if you are trying to talk to them! They don't enforce the '10 items or fewer' rule either so if you are buying milk you may find yourself behind somebody with a full trolley. Good if you are in town and need something that M&S don't sell.
A store that should have everything you need, but unfortunately is often out of stock. Tesco stores…read moreare popping up all over the place, but I often have found that when I needed something specific, the product was either out of stock or this particular branch did not have it. However, it is always handy if you happen to be in town and suddenly decided you forgot that certain ingredient for dinner. Nevertheless, the store is often crowded, however, the check out staff are usually fairly efficient, providing a quick but characterless experience. A useful store, but would be better if it could continue its reshelving, and expand product range.
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A small Tesco's store but still stocks all the basics and is great for a small shop, but I would go…read moreto a larger supermarket for main shopping. You can use the main Knowle car parks for this branch.
I only visit this branch when I am getting my dog groomed down the road as it is too far from my…read morehome to be one I use often. It is classed as a supermarket but I see it as more of a large express store. It stocks a good range of groceries but I usually end up leaving without some things that I wanted. They have a kiosk as you enter that you can pay at for a few items but is designed for papers magazines sandwiches drinks or cigarette shoppers. The staff are friendly. This store is good for a small shopping trip and the smaller size does mean you can get around quicker than going to a much larger store
A large supermarket with everything under one roof. They even have a cafe on the second floor along…read morewith clothes, electronics, and homeware. There is ample parking with an onsite car washing facility, although the supermarket does get busy at peak times - lunchtime during the week and Saturdays so I tend to steer clear. They also have an opticians and phone shop inside. There are also self checkout machines and a scan as you shop facility.
Generally I do most of my shopping here. One of the main reasons is the Healthy Living food had…read moreweight watchers points on and if your following the points plan it is great to have the points already worked out for you. They always have great offers on throughout the store and the price in general is in my opinion one of the cheapest. Staff are friendly and I really like the self service check outs they have (fairly) recently added, these are great for when you are picking up a few things and are in a rush.
This is the main store in the city centre, and is right next to the halls of residence for Coventry…read moreUni. Consequently, it is always mega busy! Always has extensive queues. However, a reasonable product range for a small store, and they are always quite well stocked. Interesting point: it falls within the historical city boundaries and there is a lovely marble feature in the lobby showing the expansion of the city since the mediaeval times. Nice touch.
I visited this branch of Sainsbury's after an interview at Coventry University to refuel. Situated…read moreon a sloping street I found it very difficult to even get in!. There were 3 door on the street but none of them seemed to be open or working. So I had to go around the corner to find a main door. This is a rather compact version of the usually large Superstore, but has everything your average student will need: beer, crisps, pizza. Very close by to the University and centrally located in the city for easy access for all the residents. All the tills were open and busy when I went, which is good to see as that means rapid and easy service. Rivals, I would say, are the Tesco which is also nearby.
The 2nd biggest store in coventry compared to the mighty ricoh arean one. This store is pretty much…read morea smaller version on the behemoth that exists. Just because it smaller doesnt mean it has less deals. Yes the product range is reduced somewhat as you cant fit as much into the space but for what it does sell which there is a lot you can get some fab deals. Again the store sell the usual groceries along with cds/dvd's/games and technology with tvs mobiles and mp3 players. Always a good store to go to if you dont want to drive to the ricoh. They also have lots of £1 only items in big boxes at the end of the first isles you pass. Great little deals can be found here. so take a look. Great parking too.,
Big store with easy access to the the M6 (only 20 meteres awayfromthe junction) and has a good…read moresized car park. this is a 247 store - but a lot of the departments are not open till 8am - and the store itself is closed on monday mornings until 8am. Has magazines, books , homeware, electricals, DVD's , CD's a pharmacy, bakery, etc. There is a valet car cleaning service in the carpark.
brilliant convenience store. a little bit pricey on somethings but the fact they have an instore…read morebakery and rotiserie makes up for that. staff are always nice and i can just about get the pushchair around. parking is ok , about 10 spaces between that and two other shops. perfect when you only needs a few bits and dont want to go to a supermarket!
Great place to buy box sets of tv and films and food and drinks and lots more on offer there as…read moreit's at fosse park and it's best place to go if you need party food and stuff and books and DVDs and blue rays and lots of car parking and you can get a bus there and it stops near Asda and it's good if you got kids who love toys and new clothes as well and games and video games and it's cheaper there then other supermarkets and I planning to go back there to buy video games as I got a ps3 and don't buy ps4 it's not good as it's very crap as well so get ps5 when it comes out at Asda fosse park
This is a very large asda. Large car park all around, with 2 exits - one by the mcdonalds and…read moreanother onto narborough road. car park is free and large - but the fact it gets hard to find a space just shows how popular this store - near m1 / m69 really is as you walk in you have huge vclothing department to the right, CDs and DVDs to the left - of which the range is very good, or the main food area directly in front of you. Lots of tills, good cafe for a relax and reasonable toilets available too
Very rude and very unprofessional staff next to useless to complain, apart from some of the older…read morestaff the help you get is extremely difficult and down right rude and boarder line intimidating. Also the quality of the food has gone really poor , that's when you can find anything as the shelves seem half empty a lot of the time. I can remember when Tesco were the best supermarket around but sadly no longer, all in all dare I say it, it's off to Aldi I go.
Large store which has pretty much everything under one roof, from fresh food to toys to childrens…read moreclothing right down to large electronics like flat screen TVs and washing machines. It even has departments for homeware and sports as varied as horse riding and wetsuits in the summer months. A 24 hour store which offers lottery outlets, foreign currency exchange, coin changing facilities for small change and an in store cafe (although not 24 hour) The store has easily accessible toilets and baby changing room and the clothing department has ample changing rooms for trying on clothes before you buy. This store also has pharmacy which is able to distribute NHS prescriptions (and accepts fee exemption cards for this) and an instore optician offering NHS eye tests. It has instore bakery, fresh fish counter, butchers counter and full delicatessant too. Regular offers on many items and always worth keeping an eye out for yellow tags in the toy and homewares aisle for good bargains. Parking at busy times can be difficult and the car park has a distinct slope to it making it very difficult to navigate with a full trolley although does have ample disabled parking and some (but limited) mother and child parking with under cover walk way to store frontage. This site also houses a tesco garage.
I'm located about 2 miles from this little Tesco, and about 3 from the biggest Tesco Extra you have…read moreever seen. But with size comes queues galore and I prefer this little Tesco. Have been coming here since I was a child when I thought it was the biggest store I have ever seen! Now it seems tiny in comparison. They are however, always well stocked and every time I have been are never busy so it's great when you need a few things and can't face the queues of the giant store. Less of a selection of things such as homewares, but if it's basic groceries you want they have everything really, even the more random things usually reserved for larger stores. The only qualm I have is the car park is not next to the store but off down the road, and the footpath can't accommodate 2 trolleys, so can be a bit of a mare passing! Still, not really Tescos fault there. Handy, has self serve checkouts and is always quiet.
This branch of the corporate giant Tesco is fantastic if you need a small or average shop. If you…read morereally need to stock up then try the giant Tesco down the A444 at the Ricoh arena. This store however is pretty good, and usually quite quiet. It has a huge multi story car park behind it as well as a street level car park which is free to patrons so its always easy to park there which is a blessing when supermarket shopping! Seeing as its not all that big they have a great section for clothes shoes and accessories, an instore pharmacy and bakery, and a good selection of products. The store is always clean and tidy and the staff are really friendly.
This is a large Morrisons store, located on Hagley Road in Edgbaston Village, a short ride on the…read moreWest Midlands Metro tram from Birmingham city centre. The store seems much more modern than I'm used to from Morrisons. The store is visually pleasant. As you enter the store, you'll be greeted by their Market Kitchen area where food counters are available offering a rotational daily selection of hot dishes, pizza and a couple of other options alongside the regular Morrisons Cafe offering. The facilities inside the store are good and also include Amazon Lockers. The selection in terms of groceries was reasonable. Prices were competitive but did seem fairly expensive for some items including Cravendale Milk, even out pricing some convenience stores in Birmingham city centre. The staff seemed friendly enough; there was a lack of them on the shop floor however to assist customers. 4* - An impressive Morrisons with an overall store look/feel that I hope they roll out across more of their supermarkets nationwide.
Morrisons is excellent for online shopping. I've always received my full order with no…read moresubstitutions and knew exactly when it would be delivered!