This place is massive, and I do mean massive as in gigantic!…read moreThe car park is the size of good park, and the signing is bewildering. My first time there, so give me a break, hey I only wanted petrol (well chocolate too) and had been told it was 'right around the back'. Ok, I understnd that instruction. But it evaporates when, as a newcomer, you enter the entrance of the car park. Where the heck is the back? I'd missed the sign of course, so I tootled round and about, and saw a chap in a reflector jacket, I asked him the way. He made sense, was insructive and clear, until I got to the corner he told me about. Hmmm, what's the worst that could happen? I kept going and finally actually saw a sign, just as I clocked the petrol station. The staff were very friendly indeed, and amused at the quantity of chocolate I bought. Alas, I still need to sponge my skirt as most of it melted on my lap.

I do love Tescos and use the one at Faraday Retail Park in Coatbridge!…read more Unlike Bluesofty's parking experience (ha, ha!) the car park is in front of the store, which is all you see of it when you enter the retail park thank goodness!!! My problem is always (and wherever I am) not being able to find my car when I finish shopping! Not funny when it's a freezing winter's night and one is having a youthful incontinence moment!!!!! The selection of fresh fruit and veg, fish and meat (everything really) in Tescos is brilliant and it is very hard to drag me away from the chocolate aisle! I am a Cadburys Dairty Milkaholic and it has to be the largest possible bar available! I get severe withdrawal symptoms when I detox ocassionally due to the jeans waiste tightening feeling!!! When going through one of these periods I linger for many minutes at a time just looking at the chocolate on the shelf and willing myself not to put any in my trolley!!! A couple of weeks of this and the cravings disappear! I can spend hours in Tesco just looking, wishing to buy and thinking can I or can I not afford (clothes, books, shoes, bags, electrical goods, toys, games, kitchen ware, paint, DIY, the lot)! You name it Tesco has it! It's clean and staff are helpful plus usually share a joke with you, which always makes a day feel even better! I also have 2 lovely large cloth green bags but unfortunately I keep leaving them at home or, when I put them in the boot of my car I forget to take them out before going into the store! Is this an age things I wonder! Probably more honest to say I've always been a bit of an eejit!!! I do love you Tesco! Thumbs up!

Had lunch at the Tesco cafe. It was easy to order in the screen. Food came out hot and tasted good…read more Had the tuna toaster and chips. All very good.

This store was nice to look at on the outside. With the COVID 19 measures in place, it is a little…read moredifficult to navigate. I've been to a great many Tesco locations, most are similar to this one. The layouts vary widely between each location, beware of this. The vegetables are usually pretty bruised, if you want nicer vegetables you should search out an independent vendor. This is a 2/5 because it compares poorly with other supermarkets, but for a tesco it's not bad.

This is a huge tescos, which offers everything you can think of, from food, homeware, clothes and…read morecomputers. It is all reasonably priced and good quality. There is also a tesco's café outside and a costa nearby. There is plenty of free parking although I believe it is a crime hotspot so take all your valuables with you and do not leave them in sight. There are also a number of other shops nearby, including boots, M&S and Mothercare. This is a great place to do your week's shopping, but very big if you just wanted to pop in - make sure you know where what you want is!

When it comes to Tesco, how can a reviewer select five stars and "Woohoo! As good as it gets!" ?!…read more Well, you're bound to 'stumble' on this massive store in Milton Keynes as you just can't miss it! - and, what it has to offer in the way of a suburban super store is truly 'as good as it gets'... This is a mecca for mega market lovers - It has everything from wine to windbreakers to wireless routers. And, there's an escalator - true story. Not sure how to spend your Friday night? You might consider heading here for a relatively 'cheap thrill' as it's open 24 hours! Remember to bring your reusable shopping bags peeps!

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.

Wow what a busy place this is!!!! Normally I don't like such large and crowded facilities, but I…read moredecided to check out this Tesco giant with a friend who loves to shop. We spent close to three hours in this Tesco. Luckily I was slightly buzzed from just leaving the pub so I didn't mind. They had quite a number of goods on clearance, pretty much it's a wild card. The sale section is towards the back where the toys and workout supplements are located. A lot of school supplies on sale. I was impressed at their music selection and that I could buy a three disc Ministry of Sound dance CD for £6. They have quite a large school supply section. Pretty much this Tesco carries just about everything. The prices I noticed were £0.30-£1.00 higher then my normal Tesco Store so I was shy about grocery shopping. I guess the bigger the store, they figured lets raise the price too. That is one thing I really didn't like were the higher prices. The bathrooms on the other hand stink to high heaven. I could smell them by Costa. If I were you Tesco I would invest in air freshener. You sell it, why can't you use it? Pretty much I rate this three hour shopping experience a solid three. Just a tip if you get your car washed while you shop take your valuables and your lighters with you. My friend spent £15 on her car wash and they guys 'picked up' three of her lighters, she was not pleased.

I don't live in Bar Hill, but this MASSIVE Tesco is an ideal stop off on any east coast north/south…read morejourney. It's just off the busy A14, and is the biggest Tesco Extra I've seen - and they keep making it bigger! The latest addition is the second floor, which houses a (nearly) hmv sized entertainment section, a huge electricals dept, a large range of clothing, and a cafe. Then the downstairs is the biggest food store you've ever seen. A massive car park never seems to fill up, despite also being used by a small arcade of shops built into the side of the Tesco store. I love this place!

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.

Located behind the Esso petrol station on Histon Road just north of the city centre, this no-frills…read moresupermarket offers a varied selection of groceries as well as variety of 'seasonal' goods (usually according to a theme and announced in advance through a weekly leaflet) all at rock-bottom prices. Unsurprisingly, all expense has been spared in kitting out the premises with the goods stacked still in their boxes rather than neatly arranged on shelves, resulting in a rather uninviting warehouse atmosphere. Don't let that put you off! We first visited after reading a positive review in the Observer of the wines on offer and have been back many times since to stock up on bread, store cupboard basics, cleaning products, deli goods, frozen food and DIY tools. There are very few familiar brands, but most of the Aldi imitations are not noticeably different and much better value. On the whole we've always been pleasantly surprised, but we particularly like the washing up liquid, the grilled peppers in olive oil, frozen fish, Shropshire blue cheese and Montepulciano red wine. While the quality of the goods for sale is much better than the shop's decor would lead you to believe, unfortunately one can never rely on a particular item being in stock on any given day. The shop assistants are perfectly friendly, if not overly so, and work incredibly fast when scanning your goods. There are no free carrier bags, so you'll have to buy one or bring your own.

The cheapest supermarket in Cambridge. I highly recommend subscribing to their online newsletters…read moreso that you stay up to date with their latest weekly theme & products. Aldi is quite popular in Germany and Austria. This Histon Road branch can sometimes be very busy. Expect long waiting times in till queues on weekends and evenings.

Cafe is okay, service a little unpredictable and not many healthy options but reasonably…read moreinexpensive. Coffee isn't bad at all although a little pricey. The store itself is "24 hours" but the upstairs closes at night, apparently due to problems from youths.

This is a mega supermarket, with an upstairs part as well which sells their own make of clothes as…read morewell as toys, electrical, games, cds DVDs in fact sell a wide range of everything. There is also a cafe downstairs. The staff are helpful and there is plenty of tills open and plenty of parking, with special disabled and mother and baby slots