This shop always had a good variety of free range and organic meats. If you go at the right time…read moreyou can get these at reduced prices. The cakes are always fantastic. The bakery at the back of the store always has some good cakes in stock, but will always take orders for specific cakes. They are always reasonable prices and taste delicious. Well worth making a special effort for.

If I had the money I'd buy all my groceries from Waitrose. You'll pay more than at other…read moresupermarkets but the quality is exceptional and, if you can afford it, it's worth the extra cash. Their range of organic meats is amazing and their poultry and game section second-to-none. Go at the right time and you'll be able to pick up reduced food at Sainsburys-like prices. My only gripe is their booze section - compared to the rest of the shop it seems rather small and limited. Good parking, slightly out of the centre of town and not that obvious to find - but worth tracking down.

This Tesco supermarket is great - huge selection of everything from meats and fish to specialties…read morelike meat pies and prepared meals, booze of every description, candy, fresh produce and all the way to clothes, electronics and the like. Always clean and always busy but plenty of staff so no long wait at the check-out. Interesting architecture, a previous review suggested that it used to be a railway station - Nope! It was the Kayser Bondor until the 1980's when it was bought by Tesco. Kayser Bondor made ladies stockings - but switched to making parachutes during World War II. Wish that we had selection like this in the USA!!!!

This Tesco's is a large Tesco Extra located on the old A505 just as you come into Baldock itself…read more The store front itself is not a modern one but it looks nicer because of it as its not just a glass front as most newer Tesco's are. As it is an Extra, it stocks everything from TV's to toothpaste, so everything you need is under one roof. The car park is large (and needs to be as it does get busy), and the store also contains a petrol garage.

The food at Sainsbury's is cheap but high quality. There is enough food and a lot of checkouts…read more There's also a Argos which is a bonus and you can do qr code shopping to make it shopping even quicker!

They have an annoying habit of slicing all their storebaked bread hours before the shop shuts ,…read moreleaving customers that don't want sliced bread , with no choice but to shop elsewhere .

Reasonably sized Iceland in Hitchin Town Centre. Parking is fairly close by too. Servce usually…read morefast and friendly, and food selection reasonable

When I first went in here I felt I needed to get a bank loan to buy anything. They don't have as…read moremuch selection as say WGC with things like specialist olives etcit does however have some things going for it. I don't think the fruit and veg last any longer than any other supermarket and the bread is expensive but search around. The Earl Grey tea is cheaper than the co-op. The range of pulses in (I think biodegradable) unfussy packaging is cheap and they do reduce short sell by date stuff. As has been said..the only place in the old town so not a major value place but convenient. It also has a post office.

We wouldn't shop for groceries anywhere else, although nearly always via Waitrose Direct nowadays…read more You get a much better deal through the internet as anything near its sell-by date is given to you free, and as long as you order 50 quid's worth delivery is free too. You also get decent heavy-duty single use plastic bags in abundance, unlike the flimsy sort you get in the store. Having said that you have to book a shopping slot at least a month in advance for popular times (e.g. Friday mornings), which does involve checking out a basket worth at least 50 quid. This is not as bad as it sounds because you can always add and subtract that basket right up to mid day on the day before delivery. Beware however that the website gets incredibly slow as this deadline approaches, so you're better off finalising the delivery the evening before.

It is located just outside the Arndale centre of Luton…read more The shop is always very tidy, clean and neat. Farmfoods sell an assortment of frozen foods including meat, vegetables and various other groceries. Though there is not too many staff in there but we get a very good and quick service. There is not a long wait at checkout. The bargains are great a bit similar to Lidl, but mainly in frozen section. I do look for ongoing offers on icecreams, ready to eat food items before going to any other shop. In our area we regularly get the money off coupons to use in farmfoods, which is generally £2.50 off £25 spend, so that's even 10% off on top of their great bargains.

Is there anything more fun than exploring a grocery store in a different country?! We've come here…read moreover the years and it's just getting better. I loved the local dairy options (hello, infused butter!), as well as the local meats, bone broth, and super interesting baby pouch flavors. I also love that my favorite chocolate is sold here - Hu. Prices are reasonable, the staff are always nice, and there's a big section of clothes, home goods, and books that always has good and affordable options too.

This is the Sainsbury's in town. Being near Bury Park it's a tad difficult to drive to as the…read morestreets are narrow and often quite busy. The store itself is a typical medium sized Sainsbury's. The staff have always been helpful, even when it is very busy. Not a great store for getting discounted food as it moves through the store too quickly, so if you like getting reduced finds go elsewhere. Has a good selection of Halaal and other international foods. Parking is generally quite easy to find and the majority of their trolleys actually seem to work! Also conveniently located next to a Lidl.

If you like M&S food (and who doesn't) and you can afford it then this is the place for you…read more Situated directly in the town centre this M&S outlet sells only their edible fare - nothing more - you won't find a sock or a nightie in here. It's quite small but sensibly laid out and sells a decent range of M&S foodstuffs - bread, cakes, fresh produce, ready meals and tinned and bottled produce. All good quality stuff and tasty food. My only gripe is that it can get crowded and the queues can get long. Other than that it's a brilliant addition to the range of town centre shops in Hitchin

Marks & Spencers is renowned for it's 'upmarket customers' and it feels just that from the minute…read moreyou step in the doorsthe smell of the bakery pumping round the shop and the perfectly polished fruits and vegetables on show as you walk past the perfectly positioned flower selection of Orchids. Although this store is very small it still has much to offer with the chilled, frozen and fresh sections. Also on offer are the seasonal goods and a small selection of clothes. Marks and Spencers will never be the cheapest, but i'm sure they'll always offer products with the most taste and quality.