I really like these stores. Cheap and cheerful with very good produce. Their meat is very good and…read moreI love it when they come up with different non-food products every week like digital camera's and dvd players for reasonable prices. There are no frills but that is how I like it. You do need to remember to take your own bags though as they charge for carriers there.

It's always worth a visit to Aldi as part of your weekly shop. Not only do they sell the basics at…read morefar more reasonable prices than the major chains, but they also have 'weekly offers' on normally expensive electrical items. These do tend to sell out quite quickly on some occasions though (laptops for example) so it's worth picking up their weekly leaflets to see what's coming out and when to make sure you're first in line! They also tend to stock some lovely foods on the run up to Christmas, which is certainly the one time of year it's best to try and save money!

Great shop if you can get on the car park! Parking is an issue on this particular retail park, you…read morehave to queue for ages on a weekend to even get near the park. Good shop though, very popular and often busy. Tesco do a great range of clothing and homewares. This is a 2 floor shop, I think that the extra floor was added a year or so ago. There is also a Tesco Petrol station on the way into the retail park.

Personally not a fan of this store, due to its rather chaotic and illogical layout…read more Has a large non food section and an upper lever selling clothes and electricals. Cashpoints outside, large car park.

Well stocked with a good selection of foods, including a meat and fish counter and a hot food bar…read more Small selection of non food items, including books, dvds etc. Has 3 cash points outside, a post box in the lobby, lottery point, and a cafe. Large car park, good recycling facilities in the top corner of the car park and a petrol station which is normally the cheapest around.

good selection of foods and general itens. has a better selection of magazines than some WHsmiths…read more staff aren't always that helpful though and the prices seem to go up each week a little. their special deals are still good though. always seems to be large queues at hte checkouts.

A perfectly fine surprisingly sprawling Sainsbury's…read more The size allows for a good range and quite avlarge clothing and homewares section too.

This Sainsburys store is located on the Meole Retail Park in Shrewsbury, there is a large car park…read morefor the store. The store is a large store, as well as selling the groceries, it has a large clothing department and a large electrical department. The store also has the usual range of meat, fish and deli counters. The store is well aid out, easy to navigate and well sign posted. The store has a (Johnsons?) dry cleaning department, a Photo processing department, and a Starbucks coffee shop. Even of you dont want to go shopping you can still pop in and have a coffee and a snakc at Starbucks. The negative point, although this is not Sainsburys fault, is at peak times the queues to get on to the retail park are lengthly,before Christmas it took me an hour to get from the island to Sainsburys store

What don't they have? LoL can easily come here to do all your shopping essentials and more. Meat…read moresection at the back of the shop meat cut to perfection for you, fresh fruit and veg section also...helping hand is always there wit a smile. Indian owned super market.

The award winning Brown and Green deserves many accolades. Not only is it a lovely and well laid…read moreout store, it's range of locally sourced produce is fantastic, and is matched by the friendly and attentive staff who share in the store's values. I love going here and coming out with products. Highly recommended.

I am a farm shop fanatic. Arguably, this one isn't on a farm, but it has the feel and is packed…read morewith local (and some not) produce. I like coming here and buying a handful of things whilst ensuring myself that one day I shall buy all of my food from this sort of place. Fresh vegetables, local (and gorgeous Edinburgh) gin, fill my spice rack, and my fridge with black bomber cheese and rabbit pate and fancy scotch eggs. They have handmade chocolates and macarons in a little counter at 100g for £4, which I believe is the same, or at least very similar to Thornton's servery, and less than my local card shop. I'm always drawn to the large array of bagged dried fruit (I've had a problem for dried papaya since childhood). There's always some chocolate with stupid, bright, badly designed packaging with silly, soppy slogans all over them. The baskets are big and cute, and there's loads of great meat, interesting tea, coffee, jams, beer, wine, gift ideas to keep you searching the store. Charmingly, and kind of irritating, the staff are so lovely and helpful and quick to say hello with a smile, you feel super guilty if you leave with nothing, and that's already hard with the produce on offer. I "oohed" at some passion fruit vodka earlier, and out of nowhere popped a woman with a sample (there was a stand, the staff weren't casing customers), I didn't partake because I was driving, but it smelled gorgeous. I can't mark it down because of the price, because there are some steals- and that's the nature of quality stuff.

It's a tesco, it's ordered in a way I can navigate (probably because it hasn't changed much since I…read morewas fourteen) pretty big, and I've never had a problem with any of the staff. It has a reasonably sized section of "not food" too, so, your clothes and DVDs, tech, homewards and party bits and the like, all round not a bad store.

Tesco Homeplus sells a good range of clothes, and shoes as well as stationary, electronices, dvds,…read moreclothes pet items, toys, snacks, and lots more besides spread over 2 floors. The aisles are nice and wide so easy to get a pushchair round. Plenty of staff, who are very helpful and normally several tills manned.