Absolute waste of space my delivery slot was 9-10 delivering at 6pm ovcorse um not home that's why…read moremy slot is 9 not 6 now these scum have councild my order n my money comes bk in 5 days now I can't feed my children!!!! Trust me goes boycott these scum

Ok. I'm gonna say it. I don't care what anyone says size. does. matter. And this is the Mac Daddy…read moreof all the Tescos I've ever seen in all my 22 years. So excited was I that a woman was laughing at me whilst going up in the lift. Pharmacy, hair salon, butchers, bakers, candlestick makers...ok that last one was made up but still. Even better was their entire aisle (yes, a WHOLE AISLE) for 'free from' food which forced me to accept the fact that I'm a gimmicky salespersons wet dream as I walked out with a box of Gorrilla Crunch cereal just because it had a gorrilla on the front....the fact that about half the money per box goes to the rainforest was something of an after thought. I'm 22 damn it! 22!!

The store is large and has a good selection with helpful staff and free parking. The My Waitrose…read morescheme was excellent with free coffee and free newspapers after a qualifying spend but that has all finished now. Staff are helpful, I bought a Waitrose bag made of jute that fell apart quite soon after purchase, no quibble at all about changing it for a newer updated design despite the price increasing. The free car park is helpful too.

I thought the store was laid out nicely, good selection of items that are obviously more familiar…read moreto Englanders than this American. But I enjoyed the store and seeing how different the items were.

Windsor had been crying out for a new supermarket. Somewhere that stocked more than a few gourmet…read moresandwiches, tinned olives and ice-cream. Somewhere central so you didn't have to get in your car everytime you needed a loaf of bread or some oranges. So congratulations to Waitrose for meeting that need. It took Waitrose a while to settle into their market. For a while, they tried to be more like a deli, with little discounting and not many customers doing a weekly shop. Either the credit crunch or a sensible reappraisal led them to introduce price commitments and reductions. While not there yet, I am sure what all local residents really want is Waitrose quality at Tesco prices, and if that's how we keep buying maybe Waitrose will start to provide.

What's not to like about this store. Lots of fresh selections of veggies/food, candy, and a lot of…read moreother things. Features a quick check out scan tool which customers can use to speed up shopping service. When we went to purchase goods there was quick service and friendly cashier. Also loved that this store really gives back to the communities, listing its 3 local charitable groups that it provides funds to, and encourages shoppers to do so as well.

For two hours we were shopping with the children using the ,,scan and go system,,,... during self…read morecheck out we were selected for security check... the lady had to check 37 products!!!! After some time, when she checked products on the top, she started putting the food on the floor!!!!!! I noticed and the lady was rude and offended. she stopped scanning and left me with children without any reason!!!! After some time, a man( area leader) came and took away the basket, saying that they had to scan EVERY product at the till!!!!! (shopping worth £150)... the service was very rude, the products were dirty and crumpled... they started shouting at me and being rude... .I will never go there again after being treated like this...not recommended. ASDA Treat you and your family like a potential thieft!!!!! Totally racism and discrimination by Asian staff!!!! Avoid!!!!Can u asda refund me my shopping while was stolen by menager????Where is my shopping trolley 1 £? THIEFT!!!!!

Absolutely terrible service!…read more I bought some biscuits off a reduced stand on Aisle 24 on 5th July, the whole stand was clearly labelled with reduced biscuits some were 50p and some were 60p. When I got home I checked my receipt and I had been charged £1.99 for each of them? I went back to customer services the next day 7th July and a very nice helpful Asian lady served me. She contacted the person working on aisle 24. An extremely rude little Asian man who was working on aisle 24 actually raised his voice and said that there were no biscuits reduced and that all his labels were correct. I can't believe how ASDA recruits such rude people!!!.

Another massive mega-store, on the same order as a Wal-Mart Supercenter like in the States. Except…read morethis store is 90% food and groceries, but only 10% clothes and electronics. Wider selection of clothes and other non-food items than the Tesco I shopped last week, including a small shoe department (boots!) and an aisle of kitchen items (drip coffee maker for £7!). With this shop, I think I've fully kitted out my flat. Prices are in line with what I expected, as Asda is "part of the Wal-Mart family". Slightly lower than Tesco and much lower than the urban Sainsbury's in Reading Town Centre. It's a huge store and it's very easy to spend a couple of hours in here without realizing it. One annoying thing - Bill, the greeter, kept announcing on the overhead how much he'd love to help and kept pointing out the specials and hours. Between that and the Asda advertisements (mostly Christmas specials and electronics items), there was barely a moment of peace. I have no idea how Brits got by before these mega-stores came to be. This store literally sells every type of food and in many different varieties. Lots of ready-to-cook and ready-to-serve items in many departments. Compared to the States, the produce section was much larger. It was also a little odd (as an American) seeing a massive aisle of spirits (whiskey, scotch, etc.). In many places back home, these are in a separate section or even a different store to keep them away from the kiddies. Loads of parking and a petrol station, Asda is also served by the Reading bus lines - numbers 21 and 22 stop right in front after a ~20 minute ride from the depot. I snapped and posted pictures for you!

Our nearest Supermarket in a nice airy Mall with other shops including jewelers, shoeshops,…read moreopticians, estate agents, cleaners and cafes. It is a busy area and yet one can get ones shopping done quickly because there are so many check outs. Items are easy to find and are tastfully displayed. Good parking and also a large section where one can deposit old wine bottles. There used to be a series of small banks in this mall but there are only ATMs left. There is also a shop selling wheelchairs and mobility cars etc Across the road is a small Marks and Spencers which we use for variety .

This store is at the end of my road and I avoid it as much as possible - purely because of the…read morestaff. They are all so miserable and fairly rude. They almost never say, "hello", "please" or "thank-you". I would rather get in my car and drive anywhere else to do my shopping. So easy to make this a better experience.

Very rude staff, specially lady known as Fateha. she does not have any courtesy for kids, everyone…read moreis a shoplifter in her opinion. I do not understand, why Tesco allow her to deal with customers. She scared my child for no reason, i did complaint to the duty manager and couple of others as well. However, her behavior is unchanged. She must have some manners and customer services training. Tesco should deal with this otherwise this store will have more adverse reputation among locals. I will definitely not visit this store and also recommend to avoid because we pay to buy the products but not to get humiliated. I believe many people will agree with this. I will take this further because no one is allowed to make others embarrass in public.