Tesco Berkhamsted has gone through some major changes of late. It once was the only decent…read moresupermarket in the area, and then the large Waitrose opened, and tesco downsized to 'Tesco Metro', opening a large Tesco in Tring. Thankfully the top floor of the Tesco is now open, making it possible to finally do shopping in Berkhamsted without spending a small fortune in Waitrose. The store is always busy, clean and whilst quite small, surprisingly well stocked. The re-opening of the top floor means that clothes are now available as well as home essentials. If you live in Berkhamsted, do your shopping here!

This is a decent size store. Usually have well looked after produce and always sporting some good…read moredeals. Lots of parking and a decent range. If you need meat for dinner tonight they usually have single pieces from the fresh counter in a special fridge alongside. Good value for money.

Says what it does on the tin apart from one small fact. They have the politest staff.read more

Not very easy to get to and quite a small store. This is not a great Asda, though it is cheap…read more There are some good bargains to be had, such as the steak and the crispy duck. There is plenty of parking under the store. £2 parking charge but you can redeem it if you spend more than £5 in store.

Very cheap prices but stock levels can be an issue on some products (especially special offers and…read moredeals). the store is laid out well and most things are easy to find, but is it just me or is everyone you ask for help a complete gomm?

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.

Way too busy and congested. Aside from floor markings that tell customers to keep their distance,…read morethere are no safety measures for Covid19. Extremely disappointing! Did not feel safe shopping here for groceries. Way too many people about, the cashiers do not wear masks, barely any sanitising equipment about. Maybe do your shopping elsewhere or online better still if you wish to remain safe from Covid.

Tesco is an excellent shop, its open all hours, the price is right and they have a wide range of…read morefood, the shop is always clean, and staff always happy when I visit the store, it's an easy place to get to and have ample parking facilities, I always shop there when I visit Luton for a holiday.

Quite a small Marks and Spencer situated in Dolphin Square in Tring, selling mainly food which is…read moregreat as there isn't another supermarket in Tring apart from Tescos which is either a walk up the hill or a short bus journey. Usual variety of food as in other Marks and Spencers, small section of household products, wines, wrapping paper and greetings cards and clothes - mainly womens. Sells newspapers and flowers as well. Has some really nice chocolates and gifts for Christmas and the usual M&S quality of staff, friendly, polite and well turned out. Tring was in desperate need for a store like this and i think particularly the older people in Tring appreciate it.

Marks and Spencer Simply Food has helped make Tring complete for good local services. There is an…read moreexcellent Tesco which has larger ranges of household products and together with Marks and Spencer everyone is catered for. Marks and Spencer has first class quality staff, all available to help if wanted with ready smiles and courtesy. Five stars is for all the qualities of services if offers in a fairly compact space, with good ease of access, close parking. It is an extremely popular store for very good reasons. A great addition to this lovely market town.

Now, this is a supermarket. Use it or lose it…read more Dear John Lewis Please don't go bust!

This is one of Chesham's hidden secrets - A Glorious, large branch of Waitrose tucked away on the…read morehigh street but with no access from the High Street! Instead you need to go around the back along "The Backs", about 50 yards from Chesham Underground station. There's plenty of parking and, like all Waitrose, great selections of beautifully presented Wines, Fruit and Veg, and all things "posh nosh". Very friendly and efficient staff, who together with the Waitrose "honesty box" self-scanning system ensure NO queues! A hidden Gem AND in Chesham!

It's the only place on the Kings Langley High street where you can get those things you forgot to…read moreget from the supermarket and can't be bothered to go back. It's an ok place, it's got all the basics in food, plus magazines, chocolates, crisps and wine/beer (which is cheaper than the off license). However, I bought a pack of biscuits from here which were out of date and I had to take back, and a loaf of bread that was none too fresh, so now I'm a bit more careful looking at dates. That said, it's just your bog-standard Spar really.

After 4 years of ordering food for a nursery from Asda Watford with little, infrequent incidents of…read morelateness or rude drivers, this week we have experienced the worst customer experience that anyone can imagine. The driver refused to use the ramp for the trolley, but called to ask for the 6 crates of food to be picked up from the bottom of the stairs. There are clear instructions on the account on how to access the nursery and in 4 years no driver has had any difficulty getting to us. When the driver was told to use the ramp, he said ok. A staff member went outside to guide him, but to our shock he had left. We had to run to a local shop to buy food for the nursery children that day. The order was marked as cancelled. We called the store, explained to the manager, who said the driver would return in 1-2 hours. He did return, only to do the same thing all over again - refused to use the ramp, moreover raised his voice and put the phone down on the nursery manager. The Asda Watford manager then called the nursery trying to explain that his driver is right in not delivering the food at the door - something that his colleagues did weekly over 4 years, without any issues. After some words were exchanged, the driver then came to the door, stacked the crates right by the door, rang the doorbell and left. The nursery door opens outdoor and by doing that he blocked the door that is also our fire exit. It took one staff member significant force to push the door open, pushing the crates out of the way and causing them to almost collapse. The store was called again, they claimed the manager had left, the same manager who had called us 10 minutes before. When I asked for their complaints procedure, I was told there is no need for me to do it as they would file a complaint on my behalf. The order remained marked as cancelled on the account, meaning that we could not ask for a refund for the 7 items that were not delivered, all frozen, so the entire frozen products crate was missing. We called the Asda helpline twice, explained, gave the list of missing products, but there was no resolution. We remained out of pocket. 3 complaints emails were written, again no reply and not even an acknowledgement that they were received. This is the poorest ever service that we have received and we are more appalled by the lack of action from the managers and the complaints department than by the terrible attitude of one rude driver.

Well, where is this "massive George" section? The specific reason I drove half an hour to get…read morehere. 3 sales rails and 1 meter squared of normal non sales clothes is not what I call massive. Not even adequate. The store was madness. If you have hours to mince around to "come across" what you want then it might be suitable. Trying to find prepared fruit was like the holy grail. The crisps have all the cheap multi packs, but lack considerably the other type, with a very limited selection. I gave up trying to find a bottle of 500ml fizzy pop. The sandwiches looked like a pack of locusts had attacked them as there were hardly any left apart from the really naff ones that nobody really likes. As for ten queues to pay, well that was about enough to send me over the edge. Queued for ages to use the self service till, and let's face it, they never are self service as the darn things use any reason to halt your shopping to get store approval. Then you sand there and wait like a convicted criminal for sentencing until the staff deign it necessary to Come over and approve whatever crime it is that you have committed. So, I shall delete this ASDA trip from memory, and avoid it at all costs. Hated. Every. Second.

Typical Iceland store. Has some good offers and is ideal for filling up your freezer. Also sells…read moregeneral grocery, so you can do most of your weekly shop here. Does have a small car park for about six cars, which can be difficult to find a space in, so you have to park in the larger pay and display carpark behind the store, which if you buy a large amount means pushing a trolley some distance. They do offer a home delivery service, but most times I have shopped here the service has been unavailable.