I went to Tesco on the 5th September 2024. This was the day of the fire alarm. All staff were…read moreexemplary in getting customers out quickly and safely. Very efficient. I also had a £25 gift card from Chichester Council on an email format. When reaching the tills, it did not scan and we had issues trying to redeem it. Gary who looked after us was incredibly patient and understanding when I had to call the council about the issue. His customer service is beyond brilliant and deserves a payrise. Very happy with the entire experience.

Not impressed last week at bognor Regis in shripney rd, got a walbertons Danish loaf on Sunday out…read moreof date Monday, all the loaves were this date, noticed this with items of meat etc, have to check the dates all the time now, I also find they don't have the stock I need, although there is a pandemic on and Brexit who knows, though we were assured there was no need to worry as they had plenty of food. And I was not panic buying Just normal shopping.

It's a good store to for a quick food shop. Nice selection of prepared foods, produce and meats…read more Fresh bakery items are always gone when I'm there.

I finally realised how old and uncool I was when found out that a new Sainsbury's Local was being…read morebuilt at the end of my road, and the discovery was basically the highlight of my week. Admittedly the prospect of being delivered from the evils of the nearby Tesco Express would probably be enough to raise most people's spirits, but it was with a rather unhealthy level of longing that I gazed upon the wooden facing that for a few weeks shielded the work going on inside. The Sainsbury's is now open, and, unsurprisingly, it's OK. Nothing amazing, but it's definitely an improvement. For one thing they sell coffee filter papers, but their stock in general is more wide ranging. I even managed to buy hollandaise sauce in there, although I wouldn't recommend hollandaise out of a jar, it turned out to taste of jellied vinegar. They have more service points than the Tesco too, and the cherry on the cake is the free cashpoint. Until that one arrived it was a good 10 minute walk in either direction to get to a free cashpoint, which meant a lot of money was wasted on buying small items in the Tesco in order to get cash back.

Yet another mini store from this chain that charges above average prices. Situated in the middle of…read moreresidential area means it has a captive trade as opposed to passing.

I use this supermarket all the time-it has just been refurbished so lots more space-more…read morechoice-lots more tills so recommend. ok sometimes they are not the cheapest but convenient and staff always friendly and helpful. like the choice of fresh veg and fruit-good choice of clothes-ok for household goods-unless stick to shopping list then can get carried away! value stuff is excellent (apart from yoghurts).petrol great too and car wash-always friendly.

I went to Morrison's for the first time this month and was pleasantly surprised. I usually shop in…read moreTesco's and Sainsbury's and thought I'd try Morrisons as my parents recommended it. I saved a lot of money on a monthly shop, and bought lots of frozen food, most of which seemed to cost very little! The selection of cheeses was vast, so if you're a cheese lover you should go and have a look! There were some nice fresh flowers and plants in the fruit and veg section, which all looked nice. Rather than having lots of special offers (eg, 3 for 2), Morrisons just simply seem to concentrate on basic low prices. When I asked about a clubcard or points card at the til, the lad had no idea what I was talking about! So some sort of loyalty scheme would be good, although I believe they do have one for their petrol. I have to comment though on the seemingly limited selection of fresh chicken and meat, although the fresh fish was cheap (£2 for 2 cod fillets). And the wines were good value.

This is a Tesco express store and therefore doesn't carry a full range of food items…read more Whilst it is only a convenience store the range carried is quite good and the prices are lower than that of the coop just down the road. The store carries a lot of confectionary, dairy, frozen food and some alcohol as well as some essential toiletries and cleaning items. Opening times are much longer here than with other convenience stores.

This little Tesco's is situated strangely in a quiet residential street so its not an obviously…read morelocation. In fact, I was living two streets away for almost a year before I even became aware of it's existence. As previously noted, it's a really small store, possibly the smallest Tesco I have ever cone across, but it does stock the essentials. It's definitely the better option than the superstore branch on church road (god, that place is hell!) if you just want a pint of milk and a loaf of bread. However, it won't suffice for your whole weekly shop.

Situated opposite Waitrose on Western Road, this is an interesting supermarket, focusing on Asian…read morecuisine, with the emphasis on natural, organic and fairly-traded produce. The array of exotic fresh herbs and spices is impressive, but they also do a wide range of fresh fruit and vegetables and dairy products, which are as locally sourced as possible. They also have an extensive range of special diet products - for example, gluten free, vegan and vegetarian products, and organic baby food. Prices vary hugely, though: pittas are very good value, for example, but some other items are more expensive. But with such a wide range it is unlikely you won't be able to find what you want. The main downer - as others have said - is the staff, who vary from friendly to downright dismissive. The other particular gripe is the awkward queuing system, that means that on every visit, someone who has arrived later has ended up getting served before me.

I used to love going to Taj for everything from hallumi, almond milk and kalamata olives to fresh…read moreherbs, sweet potatoes and plantain. Last summer I probably went in every other day for a bunch of vine tomatoes or a box of their amazing alfonso mangoes. These days however, I find myself going out of my way to buy my fresh fruit, vegetables and store cupboard favourites from other neighbourhood eastern and international stores. Their produce is still great but their current customer service gets a definite thumbs down from me. The staff on the shop floor are friendly enough but the women behind the till are either cold and unhelpful or plain rude. I've had my groceries thrown and dropped into my bag so many times, I've lost count. I've talked to other female friends who have recieved the same thousand yard stare too and decided to stop shopping there altogether. Ladies - how about showing some love instead of all that A.T.T.I.T.U.D.E?

Some staff in my local Lidl were unable to answer my questions and I did not like the atmosphere in…read morethe store. Recently the shelves were empty of bread and when asked why, one staff member said it was in the back but did not offer to get me any. I think they are lacking in this area compared to Tesco and SAINSBURY,S and they need to improve on getting more staff onto the tills to keep customers happy.Its a good place for people on a tight budget

Okay for some products such as fresh fruit and veg. Also good for Cereals, biscuits and they do…read moresome really nice cornish pasties (3 for 80p i think which is a bargain). However stay clear of the Pizzas and their Cola.