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17 years ago
Tesco Metro. Weird staff.
88 Hamilton Road
Felixstowe IP11 7AD
United Kingdom
0845 677 9269
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It's surprising that you can pretty much do a whole weekly shop in Iceland. Not only is it a great…read moreplace to pick up all your frozen food but they also do various vegetables, cereals, breads and other minor essentials. Of course the saving is all made on the frozen stuff. You can get two chicken Kiev's for a £1 beating all of the supermarkets. Chips are also a bargain along with roast potatoes, parsnips and other 'Sunday dinner' items. If you are shopping on a budget or you are just on foot then this is ideal as it is in the centre of town. Ideally you could get your frozen stuff from Iceland and then other items from Tesco as this would help your money go further. The store is quite small in comparison to normal ones but it has the essentials. If you want to save money or avoid cooking the more complicated dishes this is ideal just remember to take your 'bag for life' as they charge for plastic bags.
Quite often long queues at the check out. Aisles are narrow and quite often the shelves are empty…read more Not the best run Morrison's I have used
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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Family owned traditional butcher and greengrocer. The meat is second to none, as is the preparation…read moreand service, They will prpare any cut, and meat however you want it. They have some super homecure ham and lovely smoked bacon. The fruit and veg is fresh and wide ranging and sourced locally in many cases. There are also the traditional groceries and store cupboard items as well as frozen, organic and dairy items. There is a small deli and a wide range of alcohol. The service is exceptional -extending to carrying your shopping to the car - even when it's parked just outside - for free!
Traditional family owned butchers based in Chelmondiston, just outside Ipswich. The beer cured…read morebacon is great, as are their chipolatas. Fantastic local meat alongside cheeses etc. They also have local fruit and veg alongside store cupboard items and frozen goods. Service is fantastic. Would definately recommend a visit.
Great place for a Tesco metro. This one is always busy - used by students and working people on…read moretheir lunchbreaks. It has a wide selection of snacks, prepackaged sandwiches etc for lunch as well as fresh fruit and veg, frozen food etc so you can easily do your weekly shop in here. Very busy but there are usually lots of tills open and there is a separate section for express tills for people with a small amount fo items so you never have to wait very long.
Good position for a Tesco Metro but well used by students and elderly alike. Always busy - always…read morequeues but handy for quick food items whilst in the city. There is no other such facility other than M&S in town so that's why it's busy.
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This branch of Tesco extra is easily accessible from the A14 and the A12. It is on a retail park…read moreand there is a lot of parking, including disabled and mother and baby. There are cash points outside. This store sells everything you would expect from Tesco's but also offers clothes, toys, luggage etc. The store is well laid out. The isles are spacious and there is plenty of room to maneuver your trolley. The food is well presented and fresh. There is also a nice deli counter, where the staff serving you are clean, polite and helpful. The shelves are regularly stocked and if you ask any of the floor staff where an item is they are happy to show/advise you. The prices are very reasonable and there are always excellent deals on there products. They have a good sized restaurant/coffee shop with a varied menu, which is reasonably priced.
Yes this place is open everyday until late, but its piled high with stock and the customer service…read moreis poor
Easy quick parking were I can always find a good place to park my car. There is also a gas station…read morenext to the car park and is easy to find. I have found that there is alway some thing that I buy in another Tesco's all the time I can never find it in Colchester Tesco's. is this just me or not Every little helps
Tesco Hythe is the smaller of the two stores in Colchester, and is by no means the best. The usual…read moreTesco set up is present, with cheap food and a huge variety of goods. The main disadvantage with the Hythe store is its proximity to the University of Essex. At weekends, the supermarket is overrun by students stocking up on cheap booze and crisps, meaning the store is extremely busy and a nightmare to shop in. Also, Tesco Hythe does not have quite the same range of non-food goods as its bigger brother up the road. In all, good but not perfect.
As this Waitrose store is the closest to me I use the Sudbury store quite often and I must say that…read morethe shop and the staff in it are absolutely fantastic and the service is possibly the best and they can't do enough to help you and would recommend every single day. They really do go out of their way to try and help or resolve any type of question or issue you might be struggling with. So if anyone from Waitrose is reading my review I would like to say a very big thank you from myself and my friend who comes with me to help me as I'm disabled and do tend to need a bit of help whilst out.
A lovely place to shop although expensive. Goods are all top quality which is what you pay a…read morepremium for. Good fresh fish and meat counters and lots of fresh vegetables and fruit, a lot locally sourced. Bread counter is not so comprehensive as some places but what they do have is great. Good wine and spirits section. All the usual staples stocked but no value lines !!! A great place to shop for treats
The carpark here is rather small and always busy it could do with being redesigned but it is free…read more We always pop in here for our packed lunch on the way to Colchester zoo as it is much nicer and cheaper than the food at the zoo. There is a busy petrol station as well as the superstore. The fruit and vegetable department is very big with nice fresh produce. At the back are the deli, chickens etc. There is a nice customer cafe again this can get very busy and you will wait for a long time for your food also this seems to shut very earlier compared to the main shop. There is a pharmacy in the store and also a dry cleaners and key cutting shop and Sainsburys range of clothes.
Although you may have to pay more for food at Sainsbury's, it is most definitely worth it. Unlike…read moreother stores, such as Tesco and Asda, Sainsbury's Tollgate feels more like a shop than an aircraft hangar. Also, staff and customers appear to be much friendlier, although finding a parking space at peak times can be a struggle. Products are, in my opinion, of a better quality than other supermarkets and, although this is reflected in the price, if you can afford it it is very much worth it. In all, my personal favourite supermarket and ideal as a middle-of-the-road store.
handy store helpful staffread more
helpful and friendly staff. there is never a big queue at this co-op so its all goodread more
This co-op is open 8am to 8pm Monday to Saturday and 10am to 4 pm on a Sunday. It has a huge…read moreselection of food and drink, but be warned it is the only store in the village that sells everything so it does seem to run out of bread by teatime the next closest store is Tesco which is seven miles away. They have a hot deli counter selling fresh cooked chickens and hot meat and pies and also a deli counter selling cooked meets and cheese. They have a big range of beer wines and spirits. The staff are chatty and will help if you ask them for help, but don't expect them to find anything that isn't on the shelf (I think they keep a very limited stock). Not the cheapest place to shop but for a few bits its ideal.
great local shop, very convenient!read more
Asda is one of the major supermarkets in Colchester, mainly competing with Tesco in Highwoods and…read morethe Hythe. As mentioned by previous reviewers, a fun feature of the store is the travelators, which allow you take a trolley up to the clothing department. Even I, as mature as I clearly am, cannot resist the urge to walk the wrong way down these flat walkways, pretending to be Michael Jackson (before he went weird, of course!). The store itself offers most of the usual features, such as food, a bakery, fishmongers and entertainment. In all, a decent store with cheap prices on everyday goods.
Loads of free parking and very reasonable prices in store. Staff are pretty helpful but normally…read moreflying around filling baskets. While most of the food is good you have to be a bit picky as some of the Adsa items I have purchased have not been of a great standard.
I had 2 hours to lose waiting for a train so I had a choice of the 'upper crust' on the platform or…read moreseeing what was going on in the big outside world. Asking a taxi driver at the rank outside "where is the best cafe in town". I was directed to Jacks Cafe half a mile from the station (left) opposite Glasswells. It was a nice walk on a hot day and helped pass the time. The place was half full of taxi drivers and other locals, which is normally a good sign. I had a very good cup of tea acompanied with a toasted tea cake all for £1.40. There was plenty of choice for home cooked meals and fast foods at reasonable prices. And the service was very pleasant and it seemed nothing was too much trouble. I probably wouldn't take my mum there, and if you don't like the look of the place there is always Macdonalds opposite. Anyway by the time I had read the free paper and walked back it was time for my train. I wouldn't pay a visit again if it was raining, but otherwise the exercise would always do me good.
Good for a fry up the morning after a heavy night! Greasy, naughty and big. What more could you askread more