This place is tucked out of the way, not on a main shopping street, so you're not likely to stumble…read moreacross it unless you make the effort. It is worth going to though, as they do a good range of fruit and vegetables at a very good price - you can make substantial savings on supermarket stuff. Obviously their stock varies according to season quite a bit, so you are better off browsing than having set ideas on what you want to get (beyond the basics). The quality is variable, but you can choose for yourself rather than having to buy polythene bags full of stuff. It seems to keep pretty well too. Traditional greengrocers, worth making a detour off the Parade for.

This family run business has everything you could need in it, and all at reasonable prices which…read moremake you feel that you are getting a good deal, while contributing to aiding the community. Products range vastly, from tins of food, to cards and stationary, meaning that this really is the one stop shop for all of those last minute goods. Parking can be an issue, but this is chiefly overcome by the fact that they seem to appeal mainly to those within walking distance anyway. This store has been going for years and years and it seems a shame that, with fierce competition from larger more commercialised stores, that little shops such of these should fell the deficit. If in the area - worth popping in!

As Asda stores go this is pretty small, and set in a poorly designed car park. There is a petrol…read morestation, which employs their strange pay-through-the-window set up. There is an opticians, which has late opening. I agree with an earlier reviewer, there is little space for queuing shoppers, and there are never enough tills open. They have clothing, a small cafe that I've not ventured into, and an electrical section. There is a pharmacy, which seems well stocked

Asda is a bus or car ride from the centre of Leamington Spa. The store is not well designed and the…read moreends of the aisles are far too close to the tills so people queuing to pay are always in the way of those still shopping. The in-store café only sells sausage rolls, pasties and microwaved bacon butties etc and is more of a snack bar. The car park is poorly designed and traffic trying to leave gets tangled in the traffic for the petrol station. Were they not one of the few places that sells Birds Eye 100% Haddock Fish Fingers then I wouldn't be going!