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18 years ago
Located very close to the bus station and within walking distance from high street. Larger than other local supermarkets they have a well stocked range. Visit store around 4pm to find discounted bakery items. Car parking is convenient. read more
York road
Uxbridge UB8 1QW
United Kingdom
Uxbridge
01895 274242
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http://www.sainsburys.co.uk
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What time does Sainsburys open?
Sainsburys opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Sainsburys opens at 10:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does Sainsburys close?
Sainsburys closes at 11:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Sainsburys closes at 4:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 7:00 AM - 11:00 PMSun 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Does Sainsburys have parking?
Yes, Sainsburys has parking options.
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If you are looking to do a spot of shopping in your lunch break, then visit Alrumana Supermarkets…read more They sell halal meat, fish and other asian and middle eastern products. The good think about this supermarkets is that it is open 24hrs. The prices are affordable. They also have a selection of fresh fruits and vegetables. Staff are always on hand to offer help.
This is a well stocked local supermarket, the staff are friendly and willing to help…read more The self-service tills are a little unstable and you might be advised to avoid, using the traditional tills instead. There is a range of fresh, chilled and frozen goods. It also has a decent range of drinks.
Hi, I love this little store because they have a reasonable stock of meat,(chicken pieces,…read morespatchcock chicken, mince, etc.,) , I love their spatchcock chicken. they also sell a small range of flowers, they have a small bakery range, every time I shop here I end buying loads of food stuff that wasn't on my shopping list, I buy their offers on chicken or marinated chicken, I buy the two for one offers on meals, etc.. , They always have good offers on, the only thing wrong with store is the small narrow aisles, which are usually blocked when the staff are stocking the shelves, staff are ok, always busy. Their range of ready made meals always taste nice. Also their reward scheme is good, and you can choose your own charity too which some of the money goes to.
Has pretty much everything you need, including pharmacy, electronics section and butcherread more
Holds a reduced line compared to the full size tesco stores, and somehow the Uxbridge branch is…read morealways crowded. However good value can be found.
This is a pleasant Tesco Metro - right in th centre of Uxbridge. I have to admit that the lady who…read moreserved me was the only friendly person I seemed to have met on my stay in Uxbridge. She actually made my day! The security guard on the other hand seemed to not take his eyes off me - maybe I looked like I was going to steal something! This seemed to be a well stocked store with everything you may have forgotten to buy on your normal shopping trip - including Krispy Kreme doughnuts! The queues didn't seem too bad in this shop although I did only visit at off peak times.
I'm so lucky to have such a good supermarket like this, on my doorstep. It's clean, spacious and…read morewith a wide variety of quality goods that other supermarkets wouldn't stock. I buy around half my groceries and household goods from here, including freshly baked bread. Tongs are always available for picking up the bread, which I find reassuring. As for the staff? First class and always very professional!
This place is ma-hoo-sive - they stock almost every Waitrose product. And... they do self scan!!!…read more(if you haven't already, you really have to try self scans!). Waitrose are starting to stock specialist products, and I've seen more here than in any other Waitrose store: try the Lorina Pomegranate drink, or the Brazilian Guarana that I haven't seen in any other UK supermarket. Beware of the council run pay and display car park; forget to display and you are very likely going home with a parking ticket.
From the road, this looks like a relatively decent sized Asda…read more Once you get in, it's pretty much a clusterf-. The chilled and frozen food is in a semi-circle around the crowded aisles, which are never properly stocked. There's not much variety. Staff varies - today I had a nice manager getting my click and collect parcel - but he kept coughing and not covering his mouth. Then the guy who checked us out tried to sell us a bag - which we need, fine. But when we asked for a normal one, he insisted on giving us a bag for life, which cost more and was larger than we needed. Oh well, whatever. I mean, it sells stuff at a reasonable price. But not a place to do a weekly shop, if you're at all sane.
When you think of Asda, you pretty much think of an enormous store - you kind of have to as it's…read morequickly become Walmart in all but name due to its American owners. This has that same idea, except imagine taking that gigantic store and squishing it down to a much, much smaller space. In otherwords, this is a tight squeeze at the best of times - for example, if a member of staff is putting something out, then that's the aisle blocked. If two trolleys want to pass each other, they have to do so delicately. Plus, nothing is in the order you'd expect - and this has to be the only place masquerading as a full sized supermarket where you'd find the beers, wines and spirits section down the same aisle as the frozen food. But you know, you can pick up a bottle of rose and a bag of frozen samosas at the same time, so that's progress right. The other problem I have generally with Asda is that their shelving makes it look like you're in a warehouse the entire time. It's fine for places like Costco because you are actually in a warehouse, but when you're in a place which is meant to be on the same level and idea as a Sainsburys or a Tescos, it just makes the entire store look cheap - and not cheap as in "ooh, I've saved two quid" but as in "the place just looks unappealing and terrible".
Tesco at Bulls Bridge is a 24 hour shop. It is quite big compared to most and offers a good range…read moreof food and drink. There is a good clothes department and a sizable home ware section so this makes it more than adequate for the weekly shop. It offers a free car park and the trolleys do not need a token. The staff are friendly and helpful and the shop clean and tidy. Very often this store will still have the full range of special offers available. There is a small selection of phones, dvd's and games but they usually carry the popular ranges. There is a petrol station on site. However, I find this store quite difficult to get in and out of as it is situated on a main road leading to a busy roundabout.
I love this place! It is huge, has an amazing variety, is very affordable (some things are really…read morecheap). It's got everything you can possibly think you might need when preparing anything Indian/Asian. I love the spices and the spicemixes but also the fruits (I spotted fresh Jackfruit) and vegetables (of course very fresh, good and dirt cheap chillies), the Himalaya herbal toothpaste :-) , the weird drinks, the ghee, the huge bags of rice and the enormous collection of incense (again really cheap). The food and even non-food will easily make you spend an hour(s) walking around looking at all the different things they sell and make you remember the great food of India/Asia.
The infrastructure is there as it's large and has a lot of products, unfortunately it's the…read moremanagement ethos that filters down to the staff that lets it down. So if you are shopping staff are under such pressure to stack shelves quickly that they will continue pushing their cages with fresh stock into customers rather than wait a few seconds to let someone pass. Also on several occasions I have found out of date products, if you alert staff to it you always get the same response, leave it there we'll deal with it later. I don't know how many claims they've had to deal with for customer injuries or illness. Have observed that when customers raise issues with staff about products not up to quality staff look scared rather than empowered to do the right thing. Timidly they call management over who never seem to deal with the issue, it's always the customers fault somehow, do visit the store and you will see for yourself.
Do you ever wonder where can i buy paneer? This is paneer heaven with a Large variety in brands and packagings.
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I live in between Tescos and Sainsbury's and have always shopped in Tescos as I have not liked…read moreshopping at the Sainsbury's in Hayes due to many reasons; It was quite a small supermarket and always very busy with never many staff on the tills. I also never found the supermarket particuarly clean and tidy it wasn't by far one of Sainsbury's best outlets I have been to a very nice one in Woking and the difference is massive. Although... As of November 2008 they are extending and refurbishing which is long overdue. I have yet to go but if it is good I just might start shopping in Sainsburys instead. Watch this space
Nice big clean store have loads of choice even with all the work going on to make it bigger they…read morehave still managed to keep it clean and to keep the coffee shop open draw back is the parking but once they are finished there will be more customer parking makes shopping there very pleasent
Great selection of Polish food, friendly staff and good prices…read more Why not grab some nice Polish sausage while you are here or bread or both of you want a sausage sandwich.
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Updating my review. Service got a bit better after I posted my last review but that might also be…read morebecause I started deliberately paying in cash to avoid the battle at the cash register over my "suspicious" debit card that just happened to have my picture on the front. Lots of items here that I wish were available in the US. The whole Heston Blumenthal range was really interesting..I especially enjoyed the curried popcorn and the prawn cocktail with a hint of vodka in the sauce (too much mayo though). The bakery had these awesome rose geranium/cherry flavored cupcakes. We frequently purchased a Waitrose brand treacle tart with some clotted cream to go with. The Rachels organic yogurt in Ginger was amazing. And don't get me started on the premade Indian food. To be honest, we went to 2 indian restaurants in Wokingham and the ready made meals at Waitrose tasted more like authentic Indian food than either of the restaurants we tried. You can also go and have tea or cakes in the area next to the bakery. Lots of stay at home mums with squirmy children but the cream tea was nice and under 4 pounds.
Great chain of supermarkets on the higher end side of pricing. They have a nice selection of…read moreindividually wrapped & prepared foods ready to cook along with small bottles of wine. I wish the US would have more stores that sell less quantity like this, but the cost savings would likely be lost with the extra packaging required. the staff is a great younger looking group of guys and gals that were very helpful and nice.
This is the younger, smaller sister of the branch on Dalston Lane, and the closest shop to a couple…read moreof my favourite friends. Consequently I've found myself in here a lot. Considering it's a small shop, they have a good stock. With a fresh veg and fruit section at the front of the shop, you can always pick up some tomatoes, potato's, onions, garlic, ginger, carrots, broccoli etc. A nice resource for a local shop. They also offer a good selection of frozen Quorn veggie foods, by my mind the mark of a decent local shop! The large and cheap booze selection is also a winner, as is the range of fresh breads and pitta on offer. Like it a lot.
God, I love you Tesco. Since leaving America, I have been desperately missing the retail therapy…read moreprovided by Target and Walmart. To me, there's nothing like wandering the aisles of bright shiny department stores and spending lots of money on things I don't really need. Sadly, there are no Targets or Walmarts here, so I had to find another place to relieve the spending itch. This ginormous Tesco is perfect for that. Aisles and aisles of goodies to peruse. Lately I've really been enjoying their selection of Easter candy. The store is mainly a grocery store, though they do have clothing, electronics, household items, etc. I drag my husband here once a week for grocery shopping and am always impressed with how low the prices are. This place is always a madhouse, which I guess can be expected at one of the largest Tesco stores in existence. But it sure does make me feel at home!
Giant Tesco just off of the A10 by Cheshunt. It's right next door to a Marks & Spencer so between…read morethe two shop you should be able to get everything you need in terms of food shopping. On site parking is adequate.
This is the best supermarket I have been to and there is loads of parking and they also have a…read moreclothes section
Say what you will but this is the best supermarket in the area. Lots of choice, lots of 'ethnic…read morefood', good prices and helpful staff. Tesco is not usually my first choice and unfortunately this one is too far away to walk to it but I'm always happy when I visit!
A really large location despite being tucked away in the very back of the shopping centre. Lots of…read moregood selection and if you come in at the end of the day/evening you can snap up some of the bakery items for pennies.
Quite a large Tesco Metro sat at the back of the Broadway shopping centre in Hammersmith…read more What's good about it, is that you can fill up your (re-usable) shopping bags and then walk straight to the bus station to get a bus to take you as close to your house as possible therby cutting down as much shopping bag carrying as possible. Lots of checkouts so the queues tend to whittle away fairly quickly.
Relatively large shop on the Arrivals floor. It had some interesting food options like fun dim sum…read more I guess it's meant for people arriving and on the go to grab some food cause they just got off a plane and are hungry. Serves a purpose. My time going there they had these special holiday timed themed offerings of gin and cookie tins, quite nice in my opinion. Several self checkouts. Staff seemed "busy" but were happy to stop when asked to answer my question. My only wish is they were available after going through airport security when departing (on the gates side). But that's no fault of the location.
I won't lie - I don't enjoy flying from Heathrow. It's chaotic; there's not enough seating; and,…read moreinevitably, I end up being assigned a gate that requires a tram and then a shuttle making me wonder why they can't get the planes a little closer to the terminal. But I love that this terminal has one (maybe more than one?) location of M&S Simply Food. When we were flying from Heathrow earlier this month, I wanted a bite to eat before our flight, but I wanted something healthy-ish, easy, and quick. M&S Simply Food is a chain of convenience grocery stores owned by Marks & Spencer. They have a lot of sandwiches, fruit, wraps, salads, baked goods, snacks, and more. We got a sandwich, some sushi, some snacks, and waters. Healthy-ish, easy, and quick.
This is a Tesco Metro. It's small but has all the important foodstuffs but it's not the place to go…read moreto if you need to do a 'big shop'. Parking is the major drawback as there's no dedicated parking. There are bays outside with one disabled bay in an access road but these are always full. You can't park on the road as there's zigzag lines and a pedestrian crossing. However there's a communal hall on the other side of the road which can be reached from Elgin Avenue and, if there's spaces, you can park there.
Can't go wrong for food…read more Pre packed admittedly and likely (possibly) not up to NY standards but I promise you if you venture into M&S, it's like putting on a comfy pair of slippers and a cardigan. Everything you choose will be edible and in some instances downright tasty. Still better than waitrose.
Forgot to comment on this store at Heathrow airport on my way back - had a 4 hour layover. Really…read moregreat store with lots of good deals believe it or not. There were lots of things to snack on, but I wasn't that hungry. I bought some large Toblerone chocolate at 33% off for my wife - she loves it.
If you're into cooking Indian/Bangladeshi/Pakistani dishes at home, this store has a full selection…read moreof ingredients for you. When I first moved to this area, I bought a great Indian cookbook and I stocked my spice cabinet with purchases from here. I keep coming back. The staff there provide "no nonsense" service. A nice benefit is that while you're shopping, they're playing slamming music sometimes. One time I liked the tune so much I dared ask for the name of the CD. The checkout clerk unsmilingly wrote it down for me, told me where to buy it (further down the street on Brick Lane); he definitely hooked me up! (another time I ended up buying a car here too, but that's a story for another time and place!)
If you are looking for Indian / Pakistani / Bangladeshi Groceries in Central London, Taj Stores is…read morea great place to pick them up. They sell spices in bags ranging in size from 100gms to 5 kilos and the price is way lower than even Tesco. For those who know what these are: Taj stocks Maggi hot & sour masala chilli sauce, Roohafza & fresh curry leaves (almost impossible to find anywhere in central London) Its a sprawling store with huge variety & great prices. They have fresh fruits & vegetables too. Plenty of namkin, spice pastes, pickles, variety of dhal & rice. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.
I always love a Waitrose in the UK, and this one is convenient located inside the London Stratford…read moreWestfield Mall and next to Hyatt hotel. The size of the place is a little small, but still enjoyed the very tasty and fresh raspberries and the kids got some small refrigerated flan desserts. We had some issues using US credit cards at the self-checkout but service was friendly and figured it out. Probably more convenient to use contactless method next time versus chip.
I like this Waitrose store, it is a large supermarket and one of the flagship retailers at…read moreWestfield Stratford City, which also includes sister brand, John Lewis. I prefer this store to many other branches of Waitrose, the store has a good feel to it, and it is in a useful location within a large shopping centre, meaning you can pick up essentials or even do a weekly shop while picking up the rest of your shopping across the mall. They have handheld scanners at the front of the store, meaning you can scan as you walk around the score, or use the QR code for mobile scanning. This is a handy feature more and more stores are offering now, but Waitrose seem to do it well, rather than playing hide and seek with the QR codes (I'm talking about you Sainsbury's) or forgetting about a mobile app altogether (I'm talking about you Tesco) Obviously, the prices are slightly higher than other supermarkets as Waitrose is a more premium brand, but they do have some products where the pricing is reasonable/competitive, the free-from range could be much better, which is the main reason I prefer Marks and Spencer at the other end of the mall. The staff are friendly enough, as typical of John Lewis Partnership stores. 4* - A very good supermarket and a great, unique addition to Westfield Stratford City.