A similar size to the very nearby Tescos, and far too close in my opinion (shouldn't big…read moresupermarkets be far away from each other?). Though parking is much easier. The food selection is good, however the actual store is not as nice as many other Sainsburys I've been to. Interestingly though, they do have a good home ware selection, and have lots of value packs (fab for students). It's rather popular with the yachting set, due to its close proximity to Swansea waterfront (plus the food really is superior). Avoid the cafe though!

i decided to be my weekly shop in sainsburys the other week and was suprised, i got a lot for my…read moreamount and really enjoyed shopping somewhere new. It isnt as expensive as some think anymore as they just have to keep up with their competitors, I feel this store is clean and spacious

I find lidls ok for the regular stuff, I always shop there for black bags as this is the only store…read morethat seem to have great quality ones. The store is always full of stock and always has great offers on. The staff in store are usually friendly but I do find very quick at scanning the food and making people rush. The price is great and the quality is usually good. They have a huge carpark outside with child and disabled spaces. In general this is a good store.

I find Lidl products hit or miss, some things I have tried there are really nice and a great find…read morefor the price, others I wouldn't feed to my cat. I think discount supermarkets such as these are meant as more of a try and see if you like it more than a weekly shopping trip. There are 5 or 6 things I regularly buy in Lidl but for my main shopping I stick to british supermarkets. They do some great deals such as half price fruit and vegetables, and its always worth picking up a flyer to see what is going to be on offer next week. Lidl do have an annoying habit of suddenly discontinuing certain stock and there isn't an alternative place to find it.

I love the special offers here, had some wonderful prawns in garlic the last time I came, under two…read morepounds. Their cold meats and cheeses are very good too, especially the german ham. They have special offers on fresh fruit and veg.,such as peppers, baked potatoes, and green apples for 69p There are many other interesting items instore too especially near christmas, and the store is never really crowded. You do need a pound coin for a trolley though!

With the credit crunch I am always looking at ways of saving money on my shopping bill…read more Iceland sell mostly frozen food like burgers , lasagne, pizza, chips, icecream , meat.There is also a fresh fridge section that sells meat , cheese , milk , ham and yoghurts. You will find a good range of food especially in the £1 range , it is all good quality and tastes good. During busy periods there can be long queues especially if only onetill is open. I recommend that you take a look in iceland you will be surprised at what you can get for really cheap prices. There is no parking outside Iceland so you will need to use the St Davids carpark which is not far away.

I rarely manage to get to iceland to do my food shopping as the city centre is a bit out of the way…read morefor me but when I do, I try to make the most of it and buy enough to fill my freezer. I find iceland own branded foods just as good as other brands and quite a bit cheaper. Most ready meals are £1 and are perfect to take to work for lunch. There is a good amount of choice and is rarely very busy even on saturdays. Compared to many other supermarkets, you can get a lot of food for not much money which is a very good thing these days.

This is an absolutely brilliant Tesco. It seems to stock absolutely everything! It has a great…read moreclothes section upstairs (great prices which are made even better with the regular sales they have), an electrical section (TVs, computers, mobiles etc.), home wares (plates, kitchen appliances, paint etc.) and loads of toys. They've also got a great card section, and an aisle which seems to be dedicated to seasonal specials. You can't help but pick up a few things that you didn't think you needed before you went in. There's also a pharmacy, photoshop and cafe in store. It's a big store, but once you know your way around, your weekly shop is easy. You soon get used to the extra choice, which you miss when you revert to a smaller store. The only down side is the parking. Tesco has drawn other retailers to the site, and at busy periods (like the run up to Christmas) it's impossible to park there. Thank goodness Tesco is open 24 hrs!

Another huge supermarket, with a vast car park and an even vaster range of products inside. The…read moresize of the store makes it impractical to pop in for a pint of milk and a loaf of bread. It seems permanetly busy and you need to have plenty of time to visit as it will take you ages to walk around the store. All in all this Tesco has a an excellent range of facilities and has the cheap prices you would associate with the name.

This store is ok, Either Very warm or cold though i find…read more They usually have offers on but not much stock to keep the offer going which i find dissapointing. I do find some of the staff to be very helpful and friendly, and some staff to just not be too interested. The customer service isnt the best in this store, Especially when the nappy offer was on. They do have a great selection of bakery items and butchery items.

The cafe was really good until a year ago when they stopped allowing salt and vinegar on table…read more We now know this was the start of cost cutting. They rarely have the full menu available and the staff are frequently miserable, lord knows what's going on there. We now go to the Uplands Diner or Harvester.