By far the biggest supermarket located in the heart of Woolwich with parking. There isn't something…read morethat you can't find at this place. Lots of self service counters and staff to help you around. Stays open until late at night

There is Tesco, and then there is Tesco Streatham! Huge selection of everything from…read moreBaked beans to skinny jeans, from ready meals to groovy high heels you'll definitely find something to spend your hard earned money on. Does get quite busy, and don't forget to get a parking voucher to not receive a fine for using the car park, the cashiers are quite hopeless in telling you about it! Good beer selection too. God bless Tesco Streatham

Okay, so first of all, this isn't open 24 hours; least of all on a Sunday, when it closes at 5PM…read morealong with every other grocery store in the area. That being said, even during the lockdowns, it is open fairly late and is really only one of two stores on this street that can be considered an actual supermarket. Enormous though it is- by UK standards- it isn't hard to get around inside and has two floors to keep things simple and easy to navigate, as well as an underground parking garage for those who dare to drive on these streets. Food and seasonal grocery-related items are on the bottom; clothing, toiletries, cookware, toys, and everything else are on the top. The prices here are very good for most items, and the quality ranges from, "I wouldn't trust this," to "I'll take ten!" The variety alone makes it worth the trip and the rather long checkout queues, as you're likely to be able to find everything you need in one go. Just don't expect a whole lot from the staff, as most will give you a lukewarm response, at best. If for any reason, you don't find what you're looking for, there are two other- smaller- grocery stores just a few minutes' walk down the street. And personally, I rather like walking here. Streatham High Street has a nice homey vibe to it.

This is my local "big" Waitrose (as opposed to the small one opposite Wimbledon station)…read more It's not actually as large as it looks from the outside, being rather sandwiched between Alexandra Road and the railway line. But it has everything you are likely to need for a weekly shop, and includes a fresh fish and deli counter. The entrance area has a small gardening section, stocked seasonally (so bulbs in the autumn, seeds in the spring, etc), alongside a decent cut flower section. There's a generous car park, though road access is slightly fiddly with a steep, sharp curve onto a narrow access road (drive slowly). Pedestrian (level) access is directly off Alexandra Road near the 156/493 bus stops, with a lift and stairs.

Built on the site of a derelict B&Q store, this is a popular addition to the Wimbledon shopping…read morescene despite the pessimists who said that it would 'kill the town centre'. It carries a comprehensive range of goods and feels spacious and light. There is a sizeable car park and a nearby bus stop and it's about a ten-minute walk from the station. In recent years, Wimbledon has gone from none to three Waitrose stores within a couple of miles but they all seem to be doing well so the demand was clearly there.

My wonderful Tesco Express in Bounds Green. Where shall I…read morestart!? Small but nice with absolutely everything you need, from fresh bread to fruit & veg, frozen & cupboard foods, and a great selection of beers & wines. Always well stocked up, super fresh & great quality, and above all, a friendly atmosphere and wonderful, courteous customer service. A great new Manager & a fantastic Team of people super dedicated, competent, helpful, hard working and really really lovely. And lets not forget the DJ... the lovely background music is every time just the cherry on the cake!

My new local. Off-licences are nice but usually expensive. Bounds Green did not have a 'real'…read moresupermarket until this one opened in early October this year. Open every day until 11pm, it offers all one needs just a few minutes away from the Bounds Green tube station. It has dairy products, fresh vegetables, household items and much more. In total: all you need for your home if you just want a good dinner and clean house. It is also located directly on the 221 bus route, giving it easy access to both Bounds Green and Wood Green as well as the surrounding areas.

The store is old and tired but has pretty much everything needed for a quick shop. Extremely busy…read morebut quick to pay with a large number of self service checkouts. Busy in the evening especially around the Reduced to Clear fridge.

In A Nutshell: -The…read moreTesco Express located in West Kensington, London is perfect. -This tiny grocery store has all the basics covered plus a nice choice of beer/wine. -I like the self-checkout, everyone was able to checkout very fast. Overall, this is a nice grocery store if you live or just visiting the area, it has everything you need.

Tesco cafe - rude staff, and veggie option breakfast, it's not a veggie option if all you do is…read moretake the meat off.

This store is one of the largest in the area. It has recently had a refurbishment which means its…read morecafe is now larger and on the 2nd level completely on its own and its allowed all the other sections of the stores to become larger, particularly the toys and home. Tesco clothes are amazing. The choice is huge and they are great value. There is usually always a sale on as well. The Value range is cheap and reasonable value, I have yet to find something in that range that didnt taste every bit as good as the dearer range. They have an opticians, pharmacy, photolab, kiosk and all their departments. Its easy to navigate and the staff are always helpful.

Note: the address above is not a store AFAIK: it is just the one listed on the website…read more When shopping, are you fed up with finding somewhere to park, entering an over-full supermarket, tripping over pushchairs, queuing up for hours and all that stuff? Fed up because the store keeps moving the stuff around to stimulate impulse purchases? ;-)) Hacked off by people standing yacking in mid-aisle to enrich their shopping experience? Suffering from arthitis/rheumatism/an old war wound? Several supermarkets do home delivery in many areas (e.g. Asda, Tescos). I've tried all of them, but Sainsbury's are by the far the best IMO. Maybe not the cheapest, but I think the best value. You can login 24/7. Then you have find out whether you are in fact within their catchment area, and register to provide the usual details. Having done that, you first have to agree a delivery window, which you can select (best to go to the site about 4 days prior to delivery for maximum delivery slots). So you're ready to rock! You click your way round their 'e-aisles' and 'add to basket' as required. This takes a while first time round, but it adds your purchases to your My usuals log, which will show up next time you login. All that happens then is that you remember to be at home and wait for them to cruise round. You have reduced your carbon footprint and saved yourself a lot of grief! ;-) It costs £6 per delivery, but if they are late, you don't pay. They will make suggested replacements which you can either accept or send back. These are usually O.K. You will also instantly see what is on special offer (e.g. at the time of writing for example, wine is 25% off! For the benefit of the geekish I am sure that they use CRM software to log transactions, because the number of our suggested replacements seems to just go down and down. Busy, no time for shopping, grumpy, fed up with all the other aspects mentioned above? Then go for it!

Usually you would place a flagship store at your headquarters right? Instead Sainsbury's have…read moredecided to show off how good they are at over pricing their items. There is little in the way of multi deals. Every item is about 20p more expensive than every other Sainsbury's local store. I have never seen anything reduced in this store. The cashiers manage to give me incorrect change often and I got very upset one day when I had to buy a six pack of tomatos in excess packaging when I only needed one. Oh and finally the guy 'cooking' in the bakery can be spoken to through the shelves and he will often say 'no more' no more' just when you have got the fillings for the bagel, roll or baguette you want to buy. It is unbelievable that the head office is above this poor example of a store.

Great supermarket, with 24hr opening. Store has good layout, friendly staff and parking if great,…read moreesp with the conveniently located parent/child (wider) space near front of store. Rarely find a product out of stock, great special offers, plenty of 3for2, BOGOF's and price cuts. Customer services is excellent, they have a photoshop instore offering fab choice of gifts (t.shirts, mugs, keyrings etc) and also have a quick order counter for Tesco Direct items

Just your average tesco but with a clothing, homeware and electrical dept. it also has a great…read morecosta coffee! Easy to get to as it has a huge car park and a bus stop- great!