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15 years ago
Nothing special, but nothing really all that wrong with it. Its a decent sized tesco store. The one improvement that I can think of is that the fish counter could do with being enlarged! read more
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Churchdown
Cullompton EX15 1BQ
United Kingdom
0345 671 9351
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What time does Tesco Stores open?
Tesco Stores opens at 6:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Tesco Stores opens at 10:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does Tesco Stores close?
Tesco Stores closes at 12:00 AM (Next day) on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Tesco Stores closes at 4:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 6:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)Sun 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Does Tesco Stores have parking?
Yes, Tesco Stores has parking options.
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This supermarket opened late last year. It is by far the best supermarket in Somerset. The choice…read moreis phenomenal. It is a pleasure to shop here. I wish it was closer to my home. The staff are so friendly especially the vigneron.
Sainsburys in Pinhoe, Exeter, is a large supermarket which stocks a large amount of stuff. They…read morehave a home section, a clothes section (often with bargain sale items!), a pharmacy, and lots more. There is a cafe, which is probably the only downfall for me as the food isn't brilliant there. I think that the goods are usually good value for money, and the bonus over tesco further down the road is the pharmacy. There's lots of space to move around, and staff are usually pretty helpful.
A large store with a cafe on-site, stocking homeware, electricals, games and movies. Plenty of…read morespace to move and polite and knowledgeable staff make it a pleasant place to do your weekly shop.
This is a nicely laid out and easy to navigate supermarket. The aisles are spacious with plenty of…read moreroom and the food is really well laid out, making it easy to find what you are looking for. They sell a wide choice of fruit and vegtables and there is an instore bakery here which sells lovely fresh bread and pastries. They also sell a few household items such as garden pots and bedding. There is also a cafe which serves good food and drinks at a reasonable price. The staff are friendly and helpful and are always happy to help you find anything you need.
From the owner: Take a trip to your local Morrisons for everything from your weekly food shop, to clothing,…read morehomeware, electricals and more. Head to Market Street to enjoy fresh, locally sourced produce. You can use our store locator to find a store near you or shop online and have your groceries delivered straight to your door. Our handy click and collect service means you can shop online as normal, choose a location and collection slot to suit you, and pick it up.
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I really enjoyed going to Safeways at the weekend with my mum and when safeways turned into…read moreMorrisons the shop just seemed to go abit downhill ever since. The quality of the good is average and you can go to somewhere like Asda's at a lower price and still f average quality. The food aisles can be abit confusing as for they tend to move things around but overall a nice place to shop.
Don't go in here if you're hungry. We went in last week for tinned tomatoes and came out £39…read morepoorer. They sell pork fat individually so you can have as much crackling as you want! Not the cheapest place in town but nice to visit every now and then for that something special!
Lots of parking, which is always a bonus! There's generally a good selection of goods, from spices…read moreand cooking sauces, condiments and preserves, fresh fruit and veg, to fresh fish and meat, deli produce and cheeses, fresh eggs and bakery items. Most of what they have is locally produced and organic, and is reasonably priced, all things considered. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Well worth visiting, you're bound to find something interesting that you've never seen before!
Tasty local preserves, a good selection of locally grown produce, lovely meats and sausage rolls to…read moredie for (my wife swears that they're the best sausage rolls she has ever had). Definitely worth a visit to pick up something a little bit different, or to break away from the usual suspects when it comes to food shopping.
Rumwell Farm Shop exterior
This is probably the best supermarket in Liskeard and the biggest. Fuel is not as cheap as Asda but…read morethere are a few bargains to be had, good selection of fresh fruit and veg and some great cheeses.
By far the best place to do the food shopping in liskeard. Prices are good and the produce is…read morealways fresh. All of the staff are friendly and helpful but it's the checkout men/women who are the real superstars of the store. They are chatty, friendly and very helpful. Often they remember us from previous visits and ask how we are. Most knowing us by name which is lovely. They are a real credit to the store and make it a pleasant place to shop.
Conveniently located with ample parking, this Waitrose has a nice cafe area for working or a nice…read morebreakfast with friends. This store never seems to be too busy which is result of many employees on staff at all times and a good mixture of cashiers and self checkout.
Utensils in cafe area.
Bakery area
Morrisons is amazing, the pasta and salad bar is gorgeous and the pasta is to die for, delicious…read more The shop itself is beautifully laid out and lovely. Staff are kind and will help when needed.
Remember where you park in this one, especially if your first visit. It has a different exit than…read moreentry!
Tesco is the best supermarket in newton abbot, although the new asda superstore is present tesco…read moreseems to be the customers choice still, from low prices to dvds and clothing, tesco still delivers amazing service for your money.
Tescos has some great offers in store and things are easy to find sometimes,I had to ask today…read morewhere Fairy Liquid was and after that I soon found it,very helpful checkout staff and always there to give a service with a smile :)
After spending the day on the beach in Bude and a short visit to the Launceston Castle we needed…read moresome groceries. Found out there's a M&S Foodhall in town. Since we love the quality of M&S we headed there for our shopping. And as usual it did not disappoint. High quality food for fair prices. Nicely set store, friendly staff. Bought some water, Prosecco, soda, bread, veggies, beef and pork steaks, samosas and a nice cheese board. For tonights dinner and the next. Especially the aged beef steaks are very enjoyable. Nice flavour, tender, juicy. And the cheese selection if very nice as well. Another good shopping at Marks & Spencer. We will be back.
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We were visiting a friend in North Curry, and she took us to Tesco to do some shopping for our…read moredinner. The prices were very reasonable and the store had a nice selection of food items and spirits. It is open on weekdays from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM and on Sunday from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The parking is free. The staff was very friendly.
Tescos are usually much of a muchness, being a national brand. There is, however, something very…read morecheerful, friendly and community-minded about this particular branch. It's surprisingly well-stocked for a town the size of Langport and has a good range of products. It's maybe more expensive than Tesco in Yeovil (or maybe we are just seduced into buying better quality goods here). It even had a supply of Polish goods for the locals. It's a thriving place and definitely an asset to Langport.
This is one of the smaller Tesco's, and as such everything seems to have a bit of a premium added…read moreto it. Also, value brands are scarce, and choice isn't as great as the main store. Good for the occasional bit here and there, but do your weekly shop at the main store you'd probably still save money if you hired a taxi there and back!
Not as good as the larger tescos and does not boast a range of elctrical products that the bigger…read morestores do. It doesn't seem so cheap either as the other stores. Cafe is handy to grab a bite to eat if you're peckish.
This is a local shop to me, and is pretty convenient. They have most things in stock that you might…read moreneed, with a large selection of alcohol, drinks, food, frozen food, bread, snacks, chocolate etc etc. They have a counter that serves fresh sandwiches, cakes, children's lunch boxes, sausage rolls, etc and there is also a Post Office inside the shop. They also sell household products eg cleaning, cooking, stationary etc plus they have various baby things, like food, bibs, nappies, dummies There is a bit of everything there! They often have good deals on things like bottles of coke, packs of biscuits, pasta sauces, tins of stuff etc. Staff are friendly and helpful most of the time, and shop appears to be clean and tidy whenever I have been in there, and normally fully stocked.
Top produce and cheap prices. What more could you ask for?read more
I love Aldi and this is a really good one. It is often quiet so is easy to look around and it has a…read moregood range of products. These German supermarkets do seem to not have everything which is what makes them difficult to compete with a normal regular supermarket shop but if you want nice european chocolates or cheap brie or good bargains on fruit and veg this is a good place to come.
Lovely service and helpful staff. They serve delicious and cheap bubble teas and are always…read morefriendly. Some of the foods are a little on the expensive side but they have a great selection of oriental foods :) always come here for snacks/meals and tasty bubble teas.
Hidden away above the guildhall this is a forgotten gem in Exeter, whent here a while back for…read moremilkshakes and toasted teacakes, service was great, prices reasonable and food nice :-)
Had lovely coffee and my sister had lovely fry up staff are friendly kind helpful service is good…read morethe cafe is warm and friendly too
Despite Kerry Katona making the place sound like a run-of-the-mill lard fest, Iceland is good at…read morewhat it does - frozen food. The Taunton store is on the high street, so easily accessible, in the somewhat delapidated Crown Walk shopping precinct. The store is small, but has a good variety of food. They do home delivery too.
Iceland is next to The Body Shop and a restaurant. The food is definitely not what I would call…read moregood quality but it is very cheap. The branded foods are good if they are on a deal. At Iceland they sell most foods, fridges, drinks and toileteries. Some of their three for five pound platters are okay but some of their platters are dodgy and get squashed. Their fridges are okay but do not last very long and break very quickly. The have five tills, but only have one open normally which means you have to take a while and they take ages scanning it.
Great location if you need to get something, are in town already and don't want to pop to the…read morelarger Tesco, however it is pretty small so can get very busy. This means I don't often end up shopping in there although when i do I always have managed to get what I need, although they have sometimes sell out of the basics later in the day. Staff seem friendly and will always help me find something if i cant see it. Self service tills are a little annoying through when they don't work properly. Mine kept complaining there was an unexpected item in the bagging area!
A useful, conveniently placed little Tesco dead centre in the middle of town, off Queen Street…read more(therefore packed with students come 12.15, I warn you). It's actually not got a bad range of food/drink/household items, for such a tiny little metro branch, and also the prices aren't bad, rivalling all the nearby newsagents/little shops. The only issue is that people do tend to mill about during very busy times, and it can be frustrating if you just want to whiz in and out again. The self-service check-outs are useful in theory, but sometimes they crash or refuse to let you pay, etc- and often it can be a while before a member of staff comes to help you.
This is a community owned food shop with a cafe up the stairs. Downstairs there's a big pink cow…read more(not a real one) which puts a smile on your face. It's all about the local, seasonal and organic food and drink. My mum took me here after a spot of shopping. According to her when it first opened it was filled with what looked like 'do-gooder' middle-class hippies but when we went in it was filled with a mix of people. So the word seems to be spreading that it's a good spot for a cuppa in a bright space. Mum had a reasonable coffee and I had a hot ginger beer (if it's on the menu I find it hard to have anything else) and we shared a teacake, which was apparently made by 'Emma'. So, thank you Emma for a wonderfully delicious teacake! Bread that doesn't get eaten in the cafe before it's a bit too stale goes to feed some pigs. Cool, eh? The cafe has a nice feel to it - you feel like you could take screaming kids or your gran and it would all be good. The produce downstairs is a bit expensive for me but if you're a middle-class, middle-aged hippy then it'll be right up your street. If you're a 20-something struggling to get a good job, like me, then you can buy a one-off bit of cheese, but don't expect to do your weekly shop.
A very well-stocked convenience store in the centre of Chagford. Has a good range of all the…read moreessentials that you are likely to need and more. Parking outside in the square. great for picking up a few bits and a newspaper for a picnic on the moor or for more serious stocking up! Friendly staff. Long opening hours.