ASDA is a grocery chain- a larger store chain in the UK. This location is right by the train…read morestation in bournemouth and was honestly a life saver for me as a traveler hanging out in this comfy college beach town. This store was massive and felt like the Walmart of UK. The prices were quite cheap and sold every type of thing from garden tools, economic clothing, basic electronics, food, soaps, and other housewares. It made my stay here economical and convenient as I was able to buy some food for a train ride to my next adventure or a low key dinner in my hotel room. there's a clothing section so that if you're in a pinch and need clothes, this place would be reasonable. certainly not the most fashionable and sizes are larger but hey, it's a beach town so comfort is the fashion here The produce section is actually very affordable and was how I managed to keep my produce load up while traveling. I would grab a bag of watercress, spinach, arugula mix and pair it some fruits on sale in my hotel room. they were all fresh, none were rotting or spoiling and were good priced. There's a good cold foods section- rows and rows of it. The only down side to this place is a hot foods section. Thus, if you're looking for a hot bar besides rotisserie chicken, there's not that great of a section for this and no where to sit and eat unless you paid more. There's even a clearance section for the cold foods if you had a home and stove to cook some stuff fast. There's also a money exchange and other random services here. in otherwords, a great community jack of all trades store here. Nothing fancy but definitely inclusive, affordable, large variety, large and pretty clean.

A for awesome S for super…read moreD for delightful A for amazing Not as good as Tescos sadly but still it works- maybe lower some of your prices but other than that you good

This store is situated in Boscombe high street and has its own carpark to the rear of the store…read morealthough it is a pay and display. You can access the store from the car park or the high street. It is a medium sized supermarket and sells all the essential items. It has a good range of products including bakery, frozen, fruit and veg and it has its own deli counter. the store is a bit tight and can get pretty crowded. There is the bonus of having tills at both ends of the store depending on where you want to depart from which is very handy. the staff and pleasant and will help you find the items you need as the store is a bit stangely set out. There is a kiosk for small shops and cigarettes and newspapers.

I do not often shop in here because I find it too cramped with everyone's trolleys and baskets…read morebanging into each other trying to get by. They had a reasonable stock for the size of it and it is usually well stocked and I have not come across staff stocking the shelves getting in your way like a lot of other shops. There are usually plenty of tills open and, even when its busy, the waiting time is not too long. I find the freezer section very limited and also the pet food area, the fridge section has a good variety of things and the fresh bread is very nice.

Club card is pointless when the app won't load as you don't have enough Wi-Fi in the store. what's…read morethe point of promoting the club card when it is not really a card and instead is another flimsy app that requires the internet to work? I could have saved my self money but had to pay full price as your app is glitchy. why not go back to having an actual card that did not rely on the internet to work?

Again I wasnt aware this store was here. Sells all the usual basic food tesco items. sadly does not…read moresell the econmy range. Does stock any offers tescos may have going on which is handy if you are unable to get to the big tescos, can also use your tesco clubards here and any vouchers you may have can also be used here

I have recently discovered this brilliant budget shopping store in Winton. I had always thought…read morethat the quality of food would be poor because the prices are so low but how wrong I was. I have now started to do my weekly shop here and can get almost everything I need. They even do common brands as well as there own. The fruit and veg is fresh and excellent quality and so it the meat and ham. I have tried out many new things and have been very pleased with everything I have bought. You must remember your own bags though because you have to pay for theirs and the checkouts are pretty small and there is no space to pack your shopping. The best thing is that you are in and out in such a small time and have everything you need. Highly recommend.

my local supermarket, and my favourite- for its prices, and its no-nonsense approach/ store layout…read more great for for nuts and seeds. Today i had yet another reason to root for lidl, esp this branch. I shopped at the branch , and inadvertently left behind a paid for food item, {price 3 pounds} behind on the self-service counter. Several hours later, i popped in to ask if it had been handed in. With a minimum of fuss, the store gave me a complimentary replacement. At a high end supermarket, i would have expected this, but at a budget-supermarket it was a pleasant surprise! Well, it prompted me to do this review.

This Asda store is newer than the central Bournemouth one and is laid out better and over one…read morefloor. There is a McDonalds attached to this store which is always very busy. I find the toilets to be easily accessed and from start to finish I can do my shopping in here without wandering all over the place looking for one item. The only thing I don;t like about visiting this store is the parking, as you can find yourself parked far away from the store due to the carpark being shared with other stores in the complex. It would be better if Asda could designate their own parking area with more mother and toddler parking spaces to help frazzled mothers like myself.

I want to praise the delivery driver, Double Dave, for his kindness, caring and all round excellent…read moreperson. He delivered my order today and brought food and sunshine into the house. Thank you Dave