If you want to have an excellent service, go here. The food is amazing, the workers are polite,…read morethey even have self checkouts for trolley and baskets. Only bad thing is mostly they are card only, still some that are cash luckily. Overall I love it here. Brilliant morrisons keep it up .

Nice place to shop, with a very large range of fresh produce as well as a bakery and a butcher. not…read moreas cheap as tesco in my opinion but is local and the prices are very reasonable.

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.

Any one that knows me, knows that i avoid Tesco at all costs, they always seem to be full to…read morecapacity with shoppers who look like they've heard that there wont be any food available the next day and appear to be buying everything they can, along with those that treat it as a place to gather and talk for ages, totally oblivious to the fact that they are blocking the aisle. Then there are those that make you feel that they are reenacting an episode from 'Any Way is Essex' and no for the record i don't watch it, i just know! So it is with reluctance that I find myself having the need to enter into an establishment that feels the need to brainwash it customers into over purchasing goods that will inevitably end up in the bin as waste. I leave this store feeling not that i've purchased something, but like i'm escaping from a different dimension. Then having to negotiate out of the car park, as there is always a plethora of cars being driven by those lazy people who don't want to walk further than they need to, so just sit and wait for a space nearest the entrance, when there are dozens of spaces further down. My latest observation is that they seem to have adopted to driving on the right hand side as they navigate around the car park looking for that prime parking spot.

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This Asda is located in Tilbury, near the docks, you need a car to get to the store. There is a…read morelarge private car park next to the store, which also houses a drive through McDonalds and a petrol station. The store is a large store, and when you arrive there are always plenty of trolleys and baskets. They have a large clothing section as you walk in to the right, then the next few aisles are books, greeting cards electricals and cd/dvd's. The other aisles are food and groceries. There is a large variety of food there, and the aisles are well spaced out. There always seems to be a 'special' area, where they put items that are soon to be out of date. The staff always seem to be pleasant, and most of the time they have enough tills open.

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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.