Well this Sainsbury Local really packed a lot of items in the amount of space they have. I walked…read moreinto this mini mart to browse around and look at all the items they sell. If you want to get a bottle of alcohol for your hotel room I would suggest coming here! They have a variety of red wines to choose from and also other spirits as well. Also if your a chocolate fanatic or you have a friend that loves to eat sweets they also have a pretty good selection on that! I thought the price of everything was actually super cheap. Everyone always says UK is pretty expensive but I found going to this market it was pretty dirt cheap. For checking out you can either do it yourself or you can wait in a line for a cashier to assist you. If your buying alcohol you should wait for the cashier line. Tip- Right across the train station!

Since it was a local location, they weren't stocked in a couple of things that I was looking for…read more Overall, I find that Sainsbury's is a great place to buy snacks and some other pantry necessities. The staff were friendly and the place was well kept.

When you think of a supermarket you, generally, think of a large, industrial looking space filled…read morewith aisles of products and rows of chilled fridges and frozen cupboards. Walking into Winfield isn't like walking into a supermarket. On entering, you are greeted with a strange aroma, which can only be described as sweet meat, and find yourself side stepping down the few aisles they have because it is rather cramped. It is the perfect hotspot for people who like to cook their own Chinese food and this is why, despite the smell and space, it is a firm favourite of mine. They sell everything you would need to cook up a Chinese feast, including the soup bowls! You can tell that it is a family run business and it does hold a very welcoming atmosphere, you can even pick up a fortune cookie! Winfield is a treasure of a shop with the best prices amongst other Chinese supermarkets around town. It's on Mill Road too so it's easy to find! I fear that not enough people are aware of Winfield and therefore I urge you to experience that sweet meaty store!

Fair prices and variety of ingredients! There's also a bus stop that is in front which is…read moreconvenient for those without a car. Car park is ENORMOUS. Make sure you bring your own shopping bags and apply for a club card if it's your first time.

This is my local Tesco, and I've shopped there regularly for over 10 years.I rarely have any…read moreproblems there, the Customer Services staff are very pleasant and friendly. It's not a huge store, but helpfully it's open 24 hours a day, although you do have to fight your way round the shelf stackers at night. Generally it's pretty well stocked, apart from the odd days around the major holidays where you can find the shelves dreadfully empty. There's a pharmacy, which I've never used, a Tesco Direct counter which works just as it should. The photo shop is always having their machine break down but when it's running the service is actually very good. A word of warning, there's a café tucked away upstairs at the far right of the shop, very easy to miss. I would definitely give it a miss, the breakfast is truly disgusting, and the coffee machine seems to be out of order whenever I go there. It's clean and tidy though.

A very well stocked store with helpful staff. They even have a Royal Post Office. It was very handy…read moreto be able to buy Stamps and mail my postcards.

I will never bring my business back to this shit establishment!! I attempted to make a purchase of…read moreAdvil to cure my aching headache and I am the legal age of 17 . They ended up refusing business and made claims that I was yelling and making a scene even tho neither are true. Lost a real customer. It wasn't even the fact that they refused the service but the way they spoke to me. They treated me like I was some child even thought I tried to have a civil conversation with them. I was in pain and they couldn't help. Very sad

This is my go-to place for groceries since it's close enough to where I live. They're well stocked…read morein produce, meats and other essential items. The price was just right for my budget. My weekly splurge was always spent on sparkling elderflower presse.

Great selection of groceries clothes and flowers. Friendly staff to help u find what u need…read more Massive selection of every goodie you could possibly need or want

Large, clean, plenty of parking, and with plenty of meats, drinks, snacks, and a hot bar, the Tesco…read moreSuperstore off of Newmarket Road checked all the boxes for my needs while visiting family in Cambridge. Though I never used it, the parking lot in front of the store was large and always had plenty of available spaces. There are two ATMs outside on the right side of the store, as well as a Costa coffee. There are multiple checkout and self check out stations, and I never waited more than a minute or so during my several shopping experiences at Tesco. Staff was very friendly. I would make this location my "go to" Tesco for all of my grocery needs if I resided in the area.

Not bad. Again over worked staff. Place seems busy but lack of choice and variety. But I guess…read morethat's what you get from an express store.

So happy to have a shopping moment from my childhood. Was able to score a pork pie and branston…read morepickles. Clean nice 3 story dept store with a cafe and market.

Came in here for the first time just the other day with my boyfriend after we'd spotted it on the…read moreway through town. There was a very large selection of items, including ones we hadn't seen in other supermarkets. The prices were about the same as any other shop, if not just a little bit more expensive. Service was slow and there weren't many staff around, but overall it was a pleasant shopping experience!

With 2 Chinese, 1 Korean and 1 Persian supermarket on this small stretch of Mill Road you'd be…read moreforgiven for not knowing which was the best for your ethnic cooking needs. Well, unless you need halal meat, curry spices or ten types of kimchee then I'd stick with Cho Mee. Cho Mee is Chinese-run by a luvable lady full of charm and jokes, but it is not just Chinese ingredients that they excel at... they have Filipino, Thai, Malaysian, Vietnamese and Japanese too. All helpfully zoned and signed. It's hard to go wrong if you're cooking to impress. No-one wants to make that faux pas of using Thai fish sauce in a Viet dish! The fresh veg section is excellent and cheaper than local chain supermarkets, they have a sweet range of frozen fish and prawns and bags of rice and stacks of instant noodles. I'm cooking a lot of Thai right now and they're not letting me down there either... they have salted duck eggs, tom yum paste and even Singha beer and (god no) Maekhong Thai 'whisky'. Bye bye Co-Op. I'm cooking something interesting tonight.