This large Tesco store is very conveniently located in Long Eaton and has ample car parking…read moreingeniously under the store which is raised up a level. A great advantage of this is in summer as it keeps the car cooler! This Tesco has just about all an extra store can offer - pharmacy, photo processing, cafe, tesco direct, car wash, cafe, recycling and a petrol station opposite. In store they have a fish and meat counter. There is also a clarge clothing section. The cafe here is very good, light, airy and the food is usually very good. It does make you want to take a drinks break! Once in store there is the usual Tesco wide range, well laid out and with helpful staff. It can get quite busy (if you want a more relaxing Tesco shop head up the road to Swiney Way, Toton). If you live in the area there is a free bus service - phone 01332 204568 for details. During the week it is 24 hours so it is very convenient, especially if you are a shift worker.

This store is huge, but does have loads of parking, nice layout and lots of stuff to chose from…read more Lots of special offers and promotions. Can get busy at times like most supermarkets.

There are some good deals,but I was surprised their diced chicken breast is imported from China!I…read morewon't buy again,as I don't trust their regulations,I don't know what are they fed with. Went in the food caddy...I'll check the country of provenance next time.

Farmfoods is located near the Market Hall in Derby, away from the Westfields Centre & more towards…read morethe Cathedral Quarter. The major disadvantage of the store is its size as its very small! However, I only go in there for odd things so its not too much of an issue. Food is much cheaper than most places, however, like most shops, you really have to watch out for products that aren't 'loss leaders'. I've never really had a chance to test customer service in the shop as I've always been able to find items easy. However, with long queues at the kiosk I'm guessing it is quite poor. However, you don't really expect it in a place like Farmfoods.

Have just had a breakfast at the tesco cafe. I was served…read moreand catered for by extremely friendly and pleasant staff as i ordered my breakfast, the biggest one they had!! When my food arrived it sure looked the business, however thats were the fun ended, a few items really ruined the breakfast......my bacon was overcooked and rubbery, and my eggs were too, they wouldn't even run, the rest of the meal was adequate at best There is far nicer in the local area at similar prices

My local Tesco which is situated in Heanor between Derby and Nottingham. Not one of the massive…read morestores but it does stock a bit of electricals but no clothing. Has a cafe, bakery, petrol station, deli and a goodish selection of DVD's, CD's, Wii and DS games but no others. Large free carpark that people also use for the other shops in heanor.

Asda is the ultimate shop it ha loads of different things for you to buy and is really cheap as…read morewell as thwe staff being there to help you all the time

this is the worst asda i have been in, 90% of the staff are rude, the shelves are not stocked,…read morenever enough manned till's, its not that clean.. such a shame as asda spondon are excellent!

One of my new local supermarkets - have always loved Morrisons based on the store in Letchworth…read morewhere my dear ol' Mom and Dad lived until they passed. The store is clean, well stocked and the staff helpful and friendly. Lots of products (bread, ready meals, pizza) made on the premises. Despite it's medium size the variety and selections are great. There is an extensive cafe for breakfast and lunch with very reasonable prices, once the COVID pandemic is over - if that ever comes to pass! Speaking of COVID I find their prep and precautions of a somewhat lower standard than the nearby Sainsbury's which has become my "go to" for most things these days. If it's so good why not 5 stars - if they were to provide Internet for their customers then 5 gleaming stars could be a possibility :)

Morrisons in Swadlincote opened just under two years ago, at the bottom of Coppice Side, and has…read moreproved to be very popular ever since. It has a large easily accessible car park and there are steps from Swadlincote town centre that bring you out right next to the entrance. It has a comprehensive range of facilities including cash points, a dry cleaning facility and a large cafe. The shop itself is vast, opening with huge fruit and vegetable area, flanked by a fishmongers and a salad bar. The fruit and veg here is easily the best in terms of quality and variety of the supermarkets in the area. This Morrisons also has a comprehensive audio visual section, which has a good mix of chart CDs, games and DVDs, along with some great bargains. A hot meats counter, a large bakery and a desserts area complete the back end of the shop. The home section at the centre of the shop, provides quality homeware for people just starting out in the first home, as well as more luxuriant items. The large butchers in the far corner serves a wide variety of different meats and cuts. As with any Morrisons, there are some great deals to be found on virtually anything and as a result make it a great place to shop. But what often goes unnoticed is that this store is always well stocked and kept impeccably clean. Attached to the store is a large cafe, which again is maintained well. It has a wide variety of cold and hot drinks, sandwiches, and snacks, as well as a constantly updated hot food menu. The food is tasty and inexpensive, but for me has an overeliance on chips, but this doesn't stop the cafe being extremely popular. The Morrison Petrol Station is a little way from the main store, selling petrol at a competitive price, with an added car wash. Access to and from the petrol station can be tricky at peak times though.

This is a very large Tesco Extra store with extras onsite including a pharmacy, opticians, Direct,…read morephoto processing, clothes and a cafe. Considering it is so large what always surprises me about this store is it is very relaxed. The high ceilings and glass front make it very light and airy. It is quiet so if you want a large choice but don't like cramped and busy supermarkets this could be a good compromise for you. From Monday to Friday it is 24 hours so you really can turn up whenever suits you. The range of products is very good and as the store is airy the size of the place doesn't over awe you so you can mosey round without missing anything. This relaxed feeling seems to spread to the staff too. There is plenty of parking and always plenty of trolleys/baskets to hand. As it is a Tesco I find some items can be a bit pricey compared to other supermarkets in the region.

Tesco Extra at Toton is a well designed modern supermarket with ample parking. The store is a good…read moresize while not being too overwhelming and has a more welcoming feel to it than many other supermarkets. The non-food departments contain a varied selection of goods at excellent prices, while the food sections of the store are well stocked and easy to navigate. My only complaint would be that the system of switching to self-service checkouts only after 10pm (i.e. there are no manned checkouts available after that time) is a bit of a pain if you are visiting alone and have a huge trolley full of goods that you have to process all by yourself. Other than that, recommended as a relatively stress-free place to shop (well, as stress-free as supermarket shopping ever gets).

Iceland is like the home of the special offers. You want party food, this is the place to go. You…read morecan get everything you could probably want all for like a £5. Serisously these guys sell everything you need if you want a snack, they sell milkshakes, chrisps and believe it or not the store is absolutly tiny. Generally the store isnt very busy so you can easily manuver around the few aisles that it has however there are only like 2 or 3 tills and usually only one of those tills are actually in use. However i gta say the staff and nice and friendly so thats always good.

Have been here many times and find the ready meals and most of the offers quite useful. The prices…read moreare cheap and it is an average sized store. One problem is that after paying staff will not wait until you have finished packing before scanning the next customers items

Sainsbury's at Castle Marina continues to be a busy supermarket almost in spite of itself, mainly…read moredue its advantageous location. Parking is free, but space is tight and it always astonishes me that there aren't more accidents. Sainsbury's reputation for being pricier than the other main supermarket chains is entirely justified as far as I am concerned a weekly shop here always costs me more than it does when I visit Tesco or Asda. Unfortunately, the location is very convenient for me (see above!) The store layout is good and things are rarely moved around, which is a definite plus. The token non-food sections (clothes, toys, books, stationery, audiovisual etc.) are not particularly impressive and personally I'd rather see the space given over to a wider selection of food. Sainsburys. Reassuringly predictable.

My undoubted favourite supermarket. I always enjoy shopping here. The store is clean and very well…read morelit- so many supermarkets these days seem half lit and dingy. The choice and quality of groceries is always good. I like the way I need to walk along the canal tow path to access the store from the city centre. I don't find it to be significantly more expensive than Tesco or Asda. If there's any difference on the price of a weeks shop at all it's only coppers.