This large Tesco store is very conveniently located in Long Eaton and has ample car parking…read moreingeniously under the store which is raised up a level. A great advantage of this is in summer as it keeps the car cooler! This Tesco has just about all an extra store can offer - pharmacy, photo processing, cafe, tesco direct, car wash, cafe, recycling and a petrol station opposite. In store they have a fish and meat counter. There is also a clarge clothing section. The cafe here is very good, light, airy and the food is usually very good. It does make you want to take a drinks break! Once in store there is the usual Tesco wide range, well laid out and with helpful staff. It can get quite busy (if you want a more relaxing Tesco shop head up the road to Swiney Way, Toton). If you live in the area there is a free bus service - phone 01332 204568 for details. During the week it is 24 hours so it is very convenient, especially if you are a shift worker.

This store is huge, but does have loads of parking, nice layout and lots of stuff to chose from…read more Lots of special offers and promotions. Can get busy at times like most supermarkets.

Frutas is a greengrocers on Market Street in Ashby town centre. On the outside of the shop are…read morecrates and boxes of seasonal fruit and vegetables. You can either pick your own or there are pre-packed punnets. A whole variety is on offer including fruit like blueberries, raspberries and grapes, as well as seasonal fruit like Victoria Plums and Discovery Apples. The inside is spotlessly clean and well lit, again with a wide variety of produce, many from local farms. Frutas has very reasonable prices too, and the staff are knowledgeable and helpful.

the fruit and veg shop next to the cafe and boots. often…read morethey have great deals on potatoes and oranges outside the shop. have a good range of fresh fruit and veg inside but normally a sign is up on the floor warning about the wet floor. went in here this morning and bought some golden delicious for work tonight. was served quite quick and with a smile .

The best farm shop going. Everything you want, at a quality level and a good price. Cafe at the…read moreback is perfect for a breakfast or lunch, overlooking the rolling hills of the estate.

This is our usual go to when we visit Derbyshire. The service is always quick and the food is…read morereliable. Today we came during COVID-19 restrictions. You are required to use the NHS app to check-in to ensure that contact tracing can occur should a visitor later test positive. We were asked to wait at the benches facing the field with menus in hand. The cows and pasture is gorgeous. The weather is fine as long as the sun pokes out. Nevertheless we waited for a while as this is Spring break and many families are out here enjoying the views. We noticed that groups that came after us had been called and that the hostess who took down our information had gone on break. Sure enough, there was no record of us on the list after I inquired. The staff apologized for the poor communication among their colleagues and made sure to seat us at the next available. The server again apologized and took our order right away, including our dessert which was placed on hold until we were ready. The tables are cleaned immediately after guests leave. There are heaters placed strategically around the dining area however only the center one is lit. Thankfully we lucked out and sat by the heat lamp that was lit. The food came out reasonably fast. We could hear the cook shouting orders at the staff and it seemed like a well run cafe minus the hostess snafu. Our food was fresh and good tasting. The dessert was also fresh and delicious. Overall this place did well considering the disorganized start. It was true to the quality we have become accustomed to when visiting here.

Just on the outskirts of Duffield is Croots Farm Shop. Accessed by a track snaking up through…read morefarmland, Croots is in a very picturesque part of Derbyshire. A generous sized car park and a stunning view makes for a good first impression. The farm shop itself has an impressive range of goods. Cards, pasta, local beers, homemade bread, fresh fruit and vegetables, and frozen goods, are just a few of the delights on offer, a little pricey though. There is also an extensive meat and dairy section too. The farm shop also has a very popular cafe, with a outside decking area that makes the most of the south-facing aspect and wonderful view. Food wise, tempting homemade cakes, bacon sandwiches, jacket potatoes, soup etc, all fresh and generously portioned. Drinks wise a good range of hot and cold beverages, their coffee is particularly good. Nice to be able to see what's happening in the kitchen too, a hive of activity!

This place is a hidden gem, only been open 9 weeks, but a bounty of things to be bought, local…read moreproduce.fruit & vegetables. deli counter, pickles and sauces, traditional sweets,well worth a visit.

This is a very large Tesco Extra store with extras onsite including a pharmacy, opticians, Direct,…read morephoto processing, clothes and a cafe. Considering it is so large what always surprises me about this store is it is very relaxed. The high ceilings and glass front make it very light and airy. It is quiet so if you want a large choice but don't like cramped and busy supermarkets this could be a good compromise for you. From Monday to Friday it is 24 hours so you really can turn up whenever suits you. The range of products is very good and as the store is airy the size of the place doesn't over awe you so you can mosey round without missing anything. This relaxed feeling seems to spread to the staff too. There is plenty of parking and always plenty of trolleys/baskets to hand. As it is a Tesco I find some items can be a bit pricey compared to other supermarkets in the region.

Tesco Extra at Toton is a well designed modern supermarket with ample parking. The store is a good…read moresize while not being too overwhelming and has a more welcoming feel to it than many other supermarkets. The non-food departments contain a varied selection of goods at excellent prices, while the food sections of the store are well stocked and easy to navigate. My only complaint would be that the system of switching to self-service checkouts only after 10pm (i.e. there are no manned checkouts available after that time) is a bit of a pain if you are visiting alone and have a huge trolley full of goods that you have to process all by yourself. Other than that, recommended as a relatively stress-free place to shop (well, as stress-free as supermarket shopping ever gets).

This is a fairly good-sized store, which carries most of the usual Sainsbury's range. The fruit and…read moreveg section is particulary good, although I have found that if you go at the wrong time of day, often some of the baskets of veg are empty and don't seem to be re-stocked. This has happened to me several times, even when I've gone in the early afternoon. The fish counter is excellent, and the staff are happy to give advice about how to cook and serve your fish. There is also a very good deli counter, and a fresh bakery. Although this store doesn't sell any clothes at all, they do have some jewellery stands near to the pharmacy, and a very small entertainment section at the front of the shop where you can sometimes find a bargain cd, dvd, book or game. The staff at the tills are quick and efficient, and I don't usually have to wait for too long to be served.

This is a large Sainsbury's with a large carpark. It is next door to a big Homebase so is a good…read morespot to combine grocery and homewares/DIY shopping into one trip. The store itself is bright, airy and well laid out offering the usual Sainbury's fare food and drink wise. There isn't much in the way of clothes etc nor homewares but there again, as I mentioned before there's the Homebase next door. They have a number of special sections including organic, bakery, cheese etc. They carry a very good gluten/wheat free section. There's nearly always enough tills in action so I've rarely had to queue. The customer toilets are well maintained (situated off the corridor that joins the supermarket and Homebase.) A seperate J cafe is next to the supermarket. Being seperate it doesn't get the shop noise and they'd blare in music so its a nice quiet spot for a cuppa before you tackle the weekly shop.

A local farmers market that takes place on the last Saturday of the month. As well as locally…read moreproduced food, it occasionally has a few clothes stalls. Has a brilliant fruit and veg stall that also sells flowers, although this does not claim to be local - just good value for money. Sells the best bacon anywhere. Several different bakery stalls, including one that caters for people with allergies and takes special orders for birthday etc cakes. Two or three stalls selling local chicken and duck eggs - much nicer eggs than those from the supermarkets - with lots of double yokers.

The place has a very service with a relaxed but professional ambiance. Lots of variety in produce /…read morefood supplies. The prices we find to be very reasonable and the quality is top!

What a fabulous place this is. It is actually a farm as most farm shops are. Theres a section for…read morefresh fruit and vegetables that are all grown locally. Fresh eggs. A butchers counter where the meat and sausages are just fabulous , i havent had anything horrible from there at all. They sell potatoes by the sack along with straw and hay. They now also have a bakery there that bakes its own fresh bread and cakes. Top this all off with a deli counter selling meats and cheese and add a small freezer section with frozen fruits. It is located going away from arnold library , up Coppice Road right to the very top then turn right at the t junction. Take a left at the mini roundabout and its on the left hand side.