Pretty good experience. (AIE)…read more Large store with a ton of stock and variety. Clothing, home goods, and the main part, grocery. I'm wearing a night shirt I picked up. Almost bought some dishes. Looked at every food isle. Purchased some nuts, protein drinks, and fruit. I'd put this at a higher than average quality grocer. Sushi station was just getting started, so I missed that. Lunch special items are all the way on the back wall. Not sure how to sign up for their frequent shopper program. If I was interested, large, manned customer service center at the front. Sells tobacco and lottery as well. There is a parking area attached to the building. Used self check out without any issues. Just an average store. (American in England)

Sainsbury's is like the Wal-Mart of England except with classier folk. This location was about a…read moreblock from my company apartment and I know for fact I went here more than anywhere else in England! Sad, I know. Now seeing as this is an amped up Wal-Mart, you can safely assume they have anything and everything here. I bought many groceries here, but they also had clothes, adapters for my tourist self, makeup and personal care items, liquor, magazines & books, tons of electronics and related items, home goods items, baby items, gifts & the cards to go with them, and toys. Plus I saw offers of cell phones & plans at checkout, seems they also have check cashing and other currency services. I personally used their ATM located just outside the doors millions of times to get some dinero. I found all the prices to be reasonable and workers were always quite friendly to me. They have a nice self checkout! Definitely my go to shopping spot while in Milton Keynes and I know I'll have many more visits when I return later this year. Hours: Monday 0700 - 2300 Tuesday 0700 - 2300 Wednesday 0700 - 2300 Thursday 0700 - 2300 Friday 0700 - 2300 Saturday 0700 - 2200 Sunday 1100 - 1700

The vegetables here are a lot cheaper yet better than what you would get in Sainsburys…read more Realized this only recently and I think I have stopped going to Sainsburys now. This is not a superstore. Just a small one, like the size of a Tesco Metro maybe. They don't accept American Express. But come on. Who cares really? There are affordable alternatives to every expensive brand in the market. Be it chocolates, biscuits or breakfast cereals (actually a lot more, but I'll just stop here). I've heard some of my friends say that ALDI's milk doesn't last as long as what is written on the can, but I'm yet to find one like that.

I prefer Aldi to Lidl. Aldi sell really good quality fruit and vegetable that is cheaper than Lidl…read more You really have to be on the look out for bargains, because once you find them, those bargains sell out fast! As you would expect from discount supermarkets like Aldi and Lidl, you do have to queue for a while because there are only 1 or 2 members of staff at the checkout and you do need to bring your own shopping bags, otherwise Aldi can charge you. Also Aldi do not accept credit cards as payment, only cash and debit cards. We might take all these things for granted in other supermarkets, but Aldi do this in order to help keep their costs down and pass some of lower costs down to us customers. Overall, Aldi offers better quality food than Lidl.

Great place for big shopping…read more You can find almost everything. Long opening hours - only fitting room and the restaurant was closed earlier Arrangement of products - for me it's a little mixed up - even looking at the signs does not help a lot.

Massive, impressive, spacious, huge selection, great prices…read more I'm not a fan of shopping, particularly supermarket shopping, & especially of discounting supermarkets who's quality I always question. But when I first visited this store, I was very impressed. The store almost seems too big for the number of customers, there always seems to be plenty of room to get around. The selection of non-food products is extensive, although I still am very choosy about what I buy, & closly inspect the quality of items (particularly clothing). I get the impression that this store isn't as busy as it's size requires it to be, so there seems to be a higher percentage of discount/clearance lines. We've used this store for christmas shopping over the last two years, & I truly believe we've got excellent value for money.

This is a huge tescos, which offers everything you can think of, from food, homeware, clothes and…read morecomputers. It is all reasonably priced and good quality. There is also a tesco's café outside and a costa nearby. There is plenty of free parking although I believe it is a crime hotspot so take all your valuables with you and do not leave them in sight. There are also a number of other shops nearby, including boots, M&S and Mothercare. This is a great place to do your week's shopping, but very big if you just wanted to pop in - make sure you know where what you want is!

When it comes to Tesco, how can a reviewer select five stars and "Woohoo! As good as it gets!" ?!…read more Well, you're bound to 'stumble' on this massive store in Milton Keynes as you just can't miss it! - and, what it has to offer in the way of a suburban super store is truly 'as good as it gets'... This is a mecca for mega market lovers - It has everything from wine to windbreakers to wireless routers. And, there's an escalator - true story. Not sure how to spend your Friday night? You might consider heading here for a relatively 'cheap thrill' as it's open 24 hours! Remember to bring your reusable shopping bags peeps!

Largest Tesco near the city centre, open 24 hours most days…read more The place is pretty big and has most everything you can't find at the smaller grocery stores nearby. Seems to have plenty of parking as well.

The issue with the Tescos is that unless you come at the start of the day after they have completed…read morea fruitful stocking night the shelves will be half empty, it will be mind-bogglingly busy and there may be stuff everywhere. However as this place is so huge you'll probably still find what you are looking for. Since I've lived in Oxford I've come here about a dozen or so times. We tend to try and stick to mid evening as the crowds die down a bit and they are not quite into their horrible restocking mode. Generally you can find fresh products and a wide selection of near everything (do not come to this Tescos if you are looking for home goods/ electronics/ etc). The prices as it is Tescos are decent. The staff are generally friendly as long as you're not getting the end of shift crowd. PROS: Large selection Good quantity of stock Price CONS: Gets ultra busy Leftover stock can be of bad quality Other side of the ring road.

This is known fairly widely as 'Big Tesco', to distinguish it from the Tesco on Cowley Road, and it…read morecertainly lives up to the name. It's got a huge range of items, although no adult clothing (other than underwear) or much in the way of electronics/media/toys, unlike even bigger stores. For groceries, though, it's got a lot to offer. Fruit and veg are of good quality and usually well-stocked. The deli and fresh fish counters offer a lot of choice, and they even have a large 'Polish food' section. They have two 'car trolleys' which amuse small (and big) kids greatly, and make the shopping trip easier with children who are too big for the trolley seats but too small to walk all the way around without whining. Staff are friendly and helpful, and offers on food are good value.

One of two very large Tescos in Northampton. The other is within the Westen Favell Centre. Set on…read morethe outskirts near Hunsbury and Danes Camp Leisure Centre this is the supermarket of choice for many people who live or work on the South side of Northampton. Open 24 hours a day Mon - Sat and open on Sunday. If you love Tescos this is well laid out, bright and carries all stock ranges. There is now an ordering point for Tesco Direct and a new cafe run by Costa Coffee. Parking is a bit of a mare as it is always busy. Allow a bit of a walk. On site petrol station.

can you tell me why Milton Keynes Morrisons station store has no heating this is the third week we…read morekeep getting excuses. well your customers are so cold they don't stop long to shop this is my last time I will shop in this store as it's below the government standard of temperature. both for staff and customers you don't need freezers it's cold enough in store to freeze a human being

Having gone to the store for my favourite lactose free milk in the World Food aisle for the second…read moretime this week only to find it out of stock again a young man by the name of David Hodson was extremely helpful to me. He went to the warehouse to look for the milk to no avail. He then removed the product label off the shelf and went to customer services to get some information. He assured me he had now ordered the product himself and will expect 2 cases of the milk soon, my phone number was also taken by 'Nikki' the checkout supervisor to contact me when it is in stock. Bravo David and Nikki for your help, i am aware i kept David from finishing his shift while he helped me and i am very grateful to him for that.

My partner and I were shopping on Monday in Headington, Oxford, and my partner went into the Botley…read moreRoad Aldi and was frightened by the lack of attention of staff and buyers to the 2 metre, coronavirus rule. When she exited the shop to bring the goods to the car she was badly shaken by the danger she had been in. I watched outside as shoppers casually took completely uncleaned trolleys into the shop. My partner said that people were not giving space at all. These people and the staff are in coronavirus danger. We will not be visiting the shop again.

"This is like our neighborhood sunday haunt."…read more So started my introduction to Aldi. And yes, we did see my sister's neighbors there and apparently it is where people go to in oxford on a sunny sunday afternoon. I was wowed by the rows upon rows of stacked up imitation branded goods in Aldi and even more WOWED by their prices. Unfortunately most of the food I have tasted as far wasn't as wowing.... This included the not so cheesy gruyer cheese straws, the salty chocolate digestives, very dry bread (literally the sandwich dried my mouth better than a dentist's office) and not very juicy lemons. HOWEVER, they do somehow managed to make delectable "posh" chocolates, which comes in either packs of 5 in a pretty card board box or a bag of 5 variety flavours for about 99p. I am partial to the milk chocolate which tastes a bit like lindt and the dark is pretty decent too. Wowed by the prices, I leave with about 10 times as much groceries as I get from waitrose and about 5 times from tesco. Not sure I would shop here rather than the other 2 though... It is very cheap and the fresh produce looks ok, but I am not sure about anything else, down to the £3.50 bottle of "champagne"...