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14 years ago
Well it's close to me and I like that, but it always looks like it needs a good clean.
Carpenters Down
Basingstoke RG24 9DR
United Kingdom
0845 026 9168
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What time does Tesco Express open?
Tesco Express opens at 6:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Tesco Express close?
Tesco Express closes at 11:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 6:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Does Tesco Express have parking?
Yes, Tesco Express has parking options.
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Not a bad supermarket, but not as cheap as you might think. If you stick to their 'deals' they're…read moregreat, but otherwise I don't think they're any cheaper than Tesco. They do have plus points over Tesco though: 1. Parking. I prefer the parking here to Tesco in Chineham. You can park near the front of the store which is useful when you have a trolley load! 2. The salad bar.yummy! 3. The hot food counter.also yummy! 4. The cafe/restaurant. Great for a cuppa and they do a really reasonably priced breakfast. If you're a Tesco shopper and you fancy a change, I'd recommend you give Morrisons a try. PS. I do agree with the comment about fruit and veg though, it tends to have a very short shelf life.
Morrisons (Safeway) supermarket. This is where i perform the weekly shop. With great parking…read morefacilities it just gets better and better. With the convienence of cashpoints outside and a post box inside i always feel at ease shopping here. Fish mongers, Deli counters, Entertainment centre, and a salad bar all available. I often take a break after the shopping at he Cafe which is always relaxing and friendly. Plesent shopping experience week in week out.
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This is quite a small store, but has a limited range of TU clothing for men women and children…read more There is a good selection of toys and gifts at the back of this store, worth browsing along as the prices are highly competitive. Any offers run by sainsburys are nearly always in stock here, and the staff are well prepped on what the offers are and how you get them, if they see you at the till with something and you can get another for free they'll tell you! This store is well presented and good for discounted discontinued stock which is presented usually at the rear near the soft drinks. Always double check your receipt as they do often mistakenly overcharge, which is annoying if you have travelled all the way home before you notice!
Considering this place is right in the centre of town, a short distance from the station, it's…read moresurprisingly well stocked. Loads of products, loads of aisles, and a good selection of just about anything you could conceivably wish to buy. Their tills are usually busy and queues develop pretty fast, so don't expect to be served instantly, but it's a busy store what do you expect? I made the mistake of coming here on Christmas Eve at 4pm, and believe me, I won't be doing that again, but if you come during a less busy time it's a great little supermarket.
I do not recommend this Iceland people ordering online Take priority over people who are disabled…read moreor pensioners for home deliveries. If you are a pensioner or a disabled person needing shopping delivered You will be very disappointed.
Located in Festival Place this is a great store for frozen foods. Wide range of frozen and chilled…read morefoods are on offer along side alchol and grocery items available. This store also has a seperate section that has white goods such as Freezers, fridges available to purchase. Home delivery is a great service this store offers. Nice and friendly, busy store.
I'm not keen on this place. Yes, it's local.yes, it's open nearly 24-7 so it's handybut, it's…read moreREALLY expensive! Tesco have taken full advantage of the fact that you probably can't be bothered to go to the main Tesco and take every opportunity to sting you for as much £s as possible. They only stock brand names or Tesco 'Finest' range wherever possible. The range of wine is frankly ridiculous(only the most expensive bottles and a couple of £5 crappy bottle stocked) and I generally feel like I've been well and truly stitched up if I go there. Come on Tesco.sort it out! :-(
A plesent store located in the Chineham Centre. Shopping…read morefor your frozen goods this store is a must, ample supply of frozen cabinets with reasonably prices goods. The store sells chilled food and numerous other grocery and alchol items. I often choose to have my items delivered to my home instead of struggling home with numerous bags. Staff are nice and friendly.
I quite like the store in Chineham centre as for the going to Iceland is all about frozen food and…read moreits great for some busy life people who don't have time to defrost items or forget too and all you can do is buy the items, pop it in your freezer and when you are ready to use it, just take it out and cook it! Its that easy!
The store is located in the Chineham Centre and is accompanied by numerous other shops…read more Always a great store to visit, ample parking available and provides home delivery throu online ordering. Opens 24 hrs which is a savoir for me and others that can never find a store open. Very large supermarket that sells pretty much everything, personally i love their sandwiches and confectionary ailes. Deli and fish counters are a bonus and rottisary hot counter is very enjoyable. You can purchase your National Lottery here also. Staff memebers are very polite and helpfull.
This Tescos store is located in Chineham Shopping Centre amongst other retail outlets such as Next,…read moreBoots, Lloyds Chemist so is a very useful location to get your shopping and this is one of the reasons I tend to use this Tescos outlet. There is also a large car park to Chineham Centre so there should be no problems with parking at all. There are shopping trolleys located in the car park and directly outside the store. There is a good selection of food and drink, clothes, DVDs, books, household items and although they do have some electrical goods and toys there is not a huge variety and you would be better visiting a Superstore if you require these items. The check out staff are very friendly and helpful and always ask if you need help with packing. There are quite a few checkouts in the store but sometimes especially at busy periods you can have quite a wait on your hands to get served. They also have self service locations which is very handy. There is a toilet and a photography booth but there is not a cafe although in Chineham Centre there is a very nice cafe just across from Tescos.
Small tescos with pretty reasonable opening times usually until midnight except Sundays. Nearly…read morealways busy during day but fast checkout as well as self service lanes. Good selection of typical day to day items.
Although tescos in hook is a reasonably smaller tescos there seems to be be quite a large range of…read moreitems in different catergories to choose from. food wise there are a few items i wish i could find in there that i have seen in larger stores but there is a suggestion box that seems to be anwsered and sometimes the item you request attually comes into stock! Recently hook tescos have been introducing more tescos value products which seem to be in more demand, and also improving the store, the latest being the self service tills and the coin counter! This store is too small for a clothes section but there is a tiny homewear section which seems to supply a different variety of bits (saucepans, pots, toastie machines, glasses. (but this varies every few months) a tiny deli and fish counter and also a small section that changes to season wether it be easter or xmas. what i dont like about hook tescos is that if you go up the road to a bigger store, say chineham or even the meadows then you will find the same item but cheaper in these bigger stores then the smaller tescos. However i do think tescos is a lovely well set out store and the staff are generally very helpful and friendly.
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Continuing my odyssey to shop at all the British supermarkets, Sarah and I (Sarah's my new bicycle)…read moretreked out to the nearest Waitrose. Arriving just before opening hour, there was a crowd of about 30 people waiting to get in, which is usually a good sign. Massive parking lot and a bike rack for Sarah. Clean and bright on the inside, Waitrose has the flavor of Publix (for those of you in the Southeast) or Harris-Tetter (Mid-Atlantic). Higher end products and lots of organics. When was the last time you were in a shop (other than Wal-Mart or Target) that had a display of iPods as well as organic produce? Prices were a little bit (but not much) higher than Tesco/Asda/Sainsbury, but there were also a good number of items that I've not seen at those stores. Excellent wine section and a fresh cheese section (you know Brits and their cheese!) plus a fresh fishmonger and butcher. I was quite impressed and glad I had only Sarah's saddlebags to limit my purchases or I could have gone quite overboard. Waitrose has some interesting convenience features. They do free delivery (as they all do here) but they also have a clever hand scanner that you 'check-out' when you enter the store. As you put your groceries into the trolley, you scan each one. At the end of your shop, you bring the scanner to a special register, pay for what you've scanned, and then leave. You can completely avoid any human interaction if you so choose. Several of the trolleys have a special holder (like a cup-holder) for the doo-dad! Speaking of trolleys, Waitrose has more than the two sizes (small and large) I've spotted at Tesco and Asda. There are also ones that hook to wheelchairs and double-baby seats and double-toddler seats. And several have a clipboard attached for your shopping list. Pretty slick! Waitrose publishes a free weekend tabloid style magazine as well as a £1 glossy recipe guide. A rather expensive way to reach out to customers and plug certain items, but I liked it. Also a quarter-inch thick catalog for home delivery. A very pleasant shopping experience with a good selection and convenience. If it wasn't so far from where I am, I could see Waitrose being my regular shopping destination. Note: this Waitrose has a Costa inside with plenty of seating.
I've been shopping at this store for many years now and my recent experiences here have been…read moreabysmal for a while I have been noticing a security guard following me around I have given the benefit of the doubt before but not anymore In my last visit the security guard followed me around the entire store I even double checked to make sure and the security was still staring at me and escorting me this has happened on numerous occasions this is unacceptable and demeaning to be profiled like this I felt anger and uneasiness shopping here and will not be shopping at the store again if I could give zero stars I would
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.
Went in for a couple of bits, after hearing they sell squirrel…read more Like the Coop with Waitrose prices. Outdated store layout and branding, but I'd rather have this than Costcutter/Londis. A convenience store you can browse in
What a amazing little store some really different foods from meals to puddings things not seen…read moreanywhere else also the staff are so lovely all speek with a friendly smile I took my mum today (88) so it's all at snail pace but Ann was amazing with her and so helpful as was another lady didn't see her name helped me pack the groceries will definitely be taking her there again thank you for a great shopping experience
This is my local shop. It's great! I've recently moved to the area and love having a convenience…read morestore with basic Tesco brand goods, such as fresh stuffed pasta and sauces, pizza and garlic bread, as well as all your normal 7-11 basic supplies. I often find myself forgetting something on my large supermarket shop, and popping here to pick up an extra onion or bag of salad. It is also great to be able to use your Tesco clubcard on all your extras through-out the week. Shelves are always well stacked and items are always well within their 'sell by' date which can sometimes be rare in smaller shops.
I hoped to be able to buy local produce there, but that is a very small proportion of what True…read moreFood is offering and I found it to be overpriced. Much of what is on offer is typical health food, as you might get in a health food shop (miso, tofu products, natural bodycare products) as well as boxes of bulk foodstuffs, i.e. grains, dried fruit, nuts etc. Not what I was after, but if that's what you're looking for, True Food is probably a good deal.
A very useful store that I have visited a few times, always well stocked and has what I want. The…read morestaff are very helpful and the store always seems to be clean. Cashpoint just outside it.
Good little Tesco and open to 10 even on Sundays (which has saved a dinner party emergency when the…read moremain supermarkets close at 4. Never had a problem with availability and good range
surprisingly good but could do with some more essentials and sandwich stuff that is on offer in the…read moremain ones but glad they still have the same offers on some products :)
I love the store, good variety of food and clothing…read more Efficient staff, very helpful. A clean and hygienic store.
Another massive super store, chock full of food and stuffs. This one is on the other side of…read moreReading and I have to take away one star for something that is not their fault - the bus line that services this route doesn't run on weekends. Just like the other Tesco I shopped last month, this store is massively huge with a major selection of produce (two aisles!), cheese, meats, and then dry goods. I'm almost glad I don't have a car, because my carrying capacity limited my spending budget here. The store also has a little snack restaurant, though I thought it had a pretty good selection for a cafeteria style deal. Great hours, it's open from Monday at 06:00 until Saturday at 22:00 and Sunday from 10:00 to 16:00. (Aside from the bus issue.) There's a petrol station in the parking area and a "freephone" near the tills for calling a taxi.
Huge, out-of-town style Tesco Extra with a large car park on the outskirts of Sandhurst. It's open…read more24 hours, except Sundays (10-16h). As well as a large range of groceries, including their full "world range", there's a homewares, electricals and clothing section. There's a pharmacy, Tesco mobile shop, Travel money shop, Vision Express, Timpson and a Cafe. Outside there's a car-wash and fuel station. (Note these don't all have 24 hour service). There are also toilets and an ATM. It's so large it can be hard to find things - be prepared to walk. The car park is large but can still get very busy at peak times (as can the queues to get in and out of it). The store has level access throughout, an induction loop, and disabled parking facilities. Assisted shopping is available on request, and assistance dogs are welcome.
This is a massive Tesco Direct, as soon as you walk in you are in the clothing and footwear section…read morewhich leads you to the kitchen department followed by the electricals and computing and finally to the food. This store stocks everything you can think of but I find it too big and by the time I have got half way round I have had enough. Its worth a trip every now and again but I wouldnt want to battle though the shop every week
This is a great convenience store located in the Popley community. Store is open till late for…read morethose last minuite cravings. Great store that sells pratically everything, chilled, frozen alchol and tobacco. Not just English foods, Indian and polish too. Nice variety of speciality items also has Paypoint for bill paying and mobile top ups, gas and electric keys. Nice friendly community store, friendly and helpfull staff.
Lovely friendly people working long hours to keep the community happy. Always nice to be served in…read morethere. They have a bit of everything and if you don't see it just ask.