Tesco Lotbridge Drove Eastbourne First, I understand they…read morecan't choose their customers. The whole experience was HORRIBLE! I asked question the staff, answer 100% said, I don't know! The store was very disorganised and dirty, the stock was not presented in a logical way. My greatest pleasure was leaving the store. NEVER AGAIN!

Tesco Extra is a great shop where you can buy the essentials for great prices. It has a Scan as You…read moreShop feature and a free fruit incentive for children. The shop can get quite busy but it is sort of what you have to expect. I usually shop at here and Morrisons (a few miles up the road.) They offer a huge range of products from haircare to toys! This is a great branch to visit if you are looking for a bargain.

Sainsburys is a brilliant supermarket, but not my favourite. They sell stuff every supermarket…read moresells, but in store, they also have a deli, a fishmonger, a butcher and a bakery. You can find some great bargains in here if you visit at the right time. The shop is big but crowds can build up easily. Some items are overpriced, but like I said, you can still pick up a bargain. I'd recommend this Sainsburys to anyone.

Not my favourite supermarket, as normally very busy and not always have what I need. However there…read moreare some good 2 4 1 deals that can be taken up. Added advantage at the moment of 5p off a litre of fuel when you spend over a certain amount, which in this credit crunch environment is very helpful. Car park often very busy getting in and out, some incosiderate drivers too.

As far as Tescos go this isnt a bad one, its smaller than the Extra just up the road but I still…read moreprefer this one. Used to be good in the old days of R&R (MSErs will know what I mean) Also has a Starbucks coffee shop in there now which is nice! (and the only reason I would ever give a Tescos 4 stars)

This store has certainly got better in recent months. As well as expanding, they have taken on a…read morenew member of staff, Emma. Emma certainly makes my twice daily Tesco visits more worthwhile and I now love shopping. Almost as much as I love Emma. She's really great.

2/3 of shoppers hate using self service tills according to the most recent research so why has…read moreSainsburys Newhaven changed all bar 3 of their tills (these were unstaffed when I visited) to self service. It shows an absolute contempt for their customers.Going to check Tescos in Lewes today and if they havnt done the same will drive to Lewes to do our weekly shop in future. Used to love Sainsburys particularly for the quality of their food but these self service tills are not for me.

Very handy a typical Sainsbury's really. Nice big car park. Anything from food electricals to…read morechemist type stuff

Prepared an online shop and planned work around its delivery to find they cancelled delivery with…read moreno details apart from "poor weather and traffic" as a response when neither are the case as its summer and late evening when no traffic on the roads. They have also taken payment so now having to chase for refund. Well done.

Much like any other Asda store, this one has a good range of clothes, video games, electrical…read moreitems, music and DVDs as well as the usual food items you'd expect at a supermarket. Again, being Asda, it is all very keenly priced. The store has a cafe that is also very well priced along with a post office that opens later than anywhere else in town. The customer service in Asda is very good - it's rare that you come across a member of staff that doesn't at least give you an impression of being helpful even if, ultimately, they aren't. The things that let Asda down are the toilets. In a place where so many people pass through, the toilets are well below standard. In fairness to Asda, every time I go in there and point this out, they clean them then and there. Quite a few people I know won't shop in Asda as they think its a bit 'chavvy' for want of a better word. Personally, as a student, I find Asda sells all the stuff I want to buy at the price that I want to pay which is good enough for me. On balance, this is one of the better supermarkets in town.

Tesco Express store so convenient opening hours. Open from about 7am til 11pm every day. Great if…read moreit's Sunday afternoon and the cupboards are bare - you could buy a few bits to make a decent meal. But don't bother going pre armed with a shopping list as it's usually a bit hit and miss whether they will cater for all your needs. Often have good offers, prices are on a par with larger supermarkets, maybe a couple of extra pence on a few bits but definately cheaper than, say spar. Oh, they also do fresh fruit and veg which always scores big brownie points with me. Can get very busy - especially on a Sunday evening.

very handy opening hours especially on sundays and bank holidays, quite a wide variety of…read moreprovisions and sometimes some very good offers as well, taking your own bag is reccommended as they have been known to have run out. Colin who has worked there for several years is by far the best assistant there, always cheerful ,helpful and polite, sometimes there are a number of lack lustre assistants working there, but sadly that is the nature of the beast.

Usual Tescos type deals to be found at this convenience store! Often not busy and ideal for picking…read moreup the odd pint of milk or loaf of bread whilst passing by. Reasonably priced items and shelves normally well stacked. Good free parking outside although have never visited at peak times of the day so cant comment as to what its like then.

This big tescos is OK, it stocks pretty much everything you need, and its not too far to walk into…read moretown if you need some different fruit and veg from Bills or something from Boots etc. You used to be able to park here for free, but now they have imposed 3 hour restrictions and will fine you £70 if you stay longer! eek! Parking can be a big of a problem at busy times, and i have often queued to get into the car park.