I thought I'd leave a review as I was leaving here the other day, after practically selling my soul…read moreto Tesco! It's got plenty of parking, and is also on the numbers 16 and 4 bus routes, you can't miss the place - it's huge! In there I managed to sign up to an extremely cheap phone contract, buy some clothes in the sale, pick up groceries, fill up the car with petrol AND get my eyebrows threaded in the space of about an hour. The phone shop staff are very helpful and friendly, and the deal was cracking (£10 a month for 500 mins, unlimited texts and 2GB data if you're wondering!), as was the lady who threaded my eyebrows for £5, after waiting less than 5 mins (walk up service). Yes it's a big supermarket, so it can be a bit lifeless and miserable inside when it's busy, however if you're in need of something quick there's a good chance this place will have it, and it's open 24 hours!

This store is what I would call a super store they sell alsorts of things. Most itmes you find in…read moretesco direct they sell. My only problem with them are the customer service staff, they are the only members I have come across that are rude and unhelpful. They couldn't even answer a simple question and sent me from pilar to post to find the answer.

Sainsbury's Local on Albion Street, is in a good location opposite Leeds Trinity, in the city…read morecentre of Leeds. It is a pretty average Sainsbury's Local store, nothing too special other than the good location and the store being in a visually pleasing old building. It is only a small store, so don't expect to find much other than essentials, I do find the "Hot Food" counter to be a little pointless, as it always seems to be mostly empty. There's a small selection of to-go food and drink, meats, confectionery and alcohol. There are a couple of better, larger stores nearby, but still, a solid store that you don't really have to go out of your way for if you're shopping in Leeds. 3*

This branch of Sainsbury's is a fairly decent size store, although it isn't the size of a large…read moresupermarket you can do a weekly shop, it is okay while you are in the Leeds city center, being on The Headrow next to the St John's centre. Inside it is a typical Sainsbury's, albeit a little old fashioned and in a way their is so much empty space, especially at the self-service and manned checkouts, where there is so much space wasted, so the range could be much improved. There was a decent yet small selection of most things, so if you are looking for some essentials odds are you probably are going to have to settle, for example you might not be able to get your favorite flavor or brand of crisps, drinks or chocolate bar for example. The staff didn't seem too helpful, they did come to the checkout when I needed them to approve my transaction, the checkouts could have been kept tidier, to keep rubbish such as receipts away, rather than cluttering the space. Overall, this is a decent place to call in while in Leeds center looking for essentials, but could be much improved and without a huge amount of similar competition nearby, it doesn't seem to be eager to compete, with the nearest alternative supermarket being a large Morrisons store which is a place to do your weekly shop, rather than call in to get essentials, which works out a hassle in a way, while comparing this store and considering its' location I feel two stars is fair.

I was actually really giddy when Sainsbury's appeared smack bang in the centre. I'm not really a…read moresupermarket snob, but sometimes, Sainsbury's just produces stuff that really hits the spot and tastes just lovely. It's a rarity when you prefer the home brand stuff to the actual branded products. And for me the Sainsbury's brand seems to do this rather nicely, especially the Taste the Difference range...can anyone say quad chocolate cookies? yum!! The central location makes it nice and easy for those folk out there who don't and can't drive to access all their groceries and get on to public transport route home, without too much hassle. Technically it's a supermarket, but to me it's more the size of a large Sainsbury's Local. That's not to say there isn't plenty of good ole Sainsbury's merch going on in there. There's even a coffee baked pastries section, along with the cigarette and newspaper kiosk, fresh meats and breads/bakery, crisps, chocolate, food in jars aisles too. But my new favourite novelty has to be the self serving tills. They still excite me. But aside from being super fun, they're incredibly practical, as the queues often get quite large in here, but they don't last too long due to the many self checkouts. The only thing I can find fault with this Sainsbury's is that the staff always seem harrassed, and maybe they are, but suck it up dudes, put a smile on your face, they always look shocked or put out when you ask them where something is, and there's a look of 'how am I supposed to know' about their chops. Aside from that little blip, it's grand.

As far as centrally located supermarkets go this is a great one. Situated right in the centre of…read moretown, for its size you couldn't ask for more. Its relatively small as far as supermarkets go but manages to fit in a bakery, great household and toilettry section as well as offering a wide range of fruit and veg. It has everything you need for a quick shop but is also good for a more extensive shop as well. The service is quick and they also offer self serve checkouts if you're in a rush.

This little local Tesco store is located in the perfect location, bang slap in the middle of town,…read morewith easy access to buses and taxis. While small, the store has a wide range of food and household goods on sale and a wines and spirits aisle that is as well stocked as you could ask for. With friendly, polite staff the only problem with the store is that it is too popular and occasionally there can be a bit of a queue to get served.

Hough Lane Stores is just up from the main shopping centre in Bramley. Its a family run store and…read moreit stocks all the usual corner store items like Beer, Wine, sweets, crisps etc. They stock other items such as all the daily newspapers, large selection of magazines, greetings cards and gifts. They also have the best penny sweet selection around. Pink Mice, White chocloate fish and chips, strawberry chews, jazzies The staff are all really lovely and friendly. Always ask how you are. Great local shop!

We were given 15 minutes to shop at the Tesco in York for alcohol. We went in and made our way to…read morethe aisle. I didn't have time to browse but the place was gigantic. I can see why they are one of the biggest grocery chains in the UK. The alcohol aisle boasted beers, spirits, and wines from different parts of the world. The prices seemed reasonable so I bought some canned mixed drinks since we weren't supposed to bring glass into the New Years Eve party in Edinburgh. The registers are plentiful and I wasn't carded. Granted the drinking age is 18, so there was nothing to worry about. Our tour manager later confessed that it was fun to watch us all scramble and that 15 minutes was an unreasonable amount of time for us to shop. Noted. Thanks a lot.

This Tesco store is generally well laid out. It has a reasonably sized clothing department upstairs…read morewhich has some great clothes at fantastic prices, particularly shoes and kids clothes. In the main part of the store, as well as the main food and drink aisles, there are departments for books and magazines, homeware, kitchen appliances and other electrical equipment and seasonal sales. If you can get in at the right time, you can pick up some good bargains, however, it takes a while to work out what the special times of the day are! Don't park in the carpark and go to the college as you'll be fined £75!

Great store chain in England!! Had everything we needed, so many choices for dinners.prices are…read morecheaper than in some American markets.

Not a bad branch of Tescos and the new bargain range is really good in this store…read more It's big enough to have all the different departments although I think that the clothes range is quite small - mostly underwear and tights and some t shirts. nice Deli counter with roast chicken hot out of the grill. I have bought lots of little christmas presents from this branch - very cheap and cheerful and perfect for frugal christmas.

Located towards the end of Cambridge Road in Harrogate town centre, next to Superdrug, this Tesco…read moreExpress convenience store has useful opening hours of 6 am - 11 pm and is a short walk away from Bettys. It has pretty much everything you'd expect from a Tesco Express, a decent range of essentials, a good food-to-go range including pre-packaged sandwiches and bottled drinks, and higher prices compared to regular Tesco stores. The layout of the store was fairly clean and easy to follow, which is a big plus as many Tesco Express stores can be really cluttered. I do prefer Sainsbury's down the road, as it is a more modern location, and they have a coffee machine, but this isn't a bad alternative for sure. 3*