A small but convenient store. Fresh food not always available, but the regular staples are stocked.read more

Anything one needs in a tiny shop, even a post office. However, convenience comes at a price, so…read morefor a bigger shop, I would recommend other places. There is however a great variety of ethnic foods

as good as an iceland store should be the car park that…read moreservices this store is chargable, so unless you want to take advantage of the other stores in this precinct, or those in the nearby Gold Street, I would recommend using the Iceland store in St James, where parking is free

if you whant frozen food for big familly great place to get…read moreit and they deliver you can also buy fridges freezers do some other food to not frozen and some cleaning products to and pet food take a look good parking as well

This Tesco store only opened in town this week. It used to be Somerfield and is next to the Train…read moreStation in Hinckley. It is not a huge store but I think that Tesco are ultimately planning to extend the store. Even though its not huge it is very well stocked. They have a good fruit and veg department which is the usual good Tesco quality. They have a self serve petrol station, cashpoint and quite good parking. The store was really busy - as you would expect it to be on a Saturday and I can imagine it will be awful over the Christmas period but it is nice to have a tesco store in the town rather than having to travel to Coventry.

Poor workers in the cafe are clearly under resourced and having to cook and serve - 1 person…read moreclearing and 1 cooking/serving and becoming very stressed about it. Management of this store is very poor, shelves seem to low on stock and vast spaces in the store suggest the business is reducing offerings and fundamentally progressing towards closure. Car-park (lower level) park at your own risk, supports everywhere as if the upper level is going to collapse. Shame this used to be a thriving business, either bad management or a severe lack of investment (or a combination of both). Go to sainsburys nearby, much better supermarket.

Biggish supermarket,with very big cafe that sells hot…read moremeals,drinks,sandwhiches,cakes,crisps,milkshakes,coffee and lots more,meals can sometimes take a while but have started to come quicker lately. There are toilets in store including disabled and baby change. The store sells normal supermarket stuff along with now been the only store in kettering were you can still get a mix and match salad,also sells gifts cards,pc games,dvds,cds,magazines,cards and more.

Love going here for my weekly shop. It is clean and as a woman from America, i enjoy the different…read morethings there .

I often use this Tesco express when I run out of milk or bread or other essentials. It is the…read morenearest store for me as Irthlingborough is quite limited for shops. It stocks all the essentials and has a good range for a small store, but obviously the range is limited. For example, you can't get the low fat versions of things like you can in the bigger stores. They sell some fruit and veg, some fridge items and have a small freezer section too as well as the usual tinned and packaged items, toiletries and magazines. It is more expensive than the normal Tescos stores, but it is convenient for local people and the staff are good too. It is close to the car park at the end of the street which is free to park in.

I love Tesco stores but I am becoming increasingly concerned re the purchase of ready made cakes in…read morethe bakery section. Out of date goods on the shelves, the first was a lemon drizzle cake 2 days out of date, the second was a birthday cake my daughter bought for her daughter, a working mum found the Harry Potter cake and it was only when she went to serve it and opened the box, realised it was out of date. Both these items were bought to be used on the same day as purchase. Very disappointed little girl. The first item returned received a response of 'sorry about that' as did the second. No assurance that the bakery section would be checked and staff asked to ensure stock rotation and removal of goods passed their use by dates . I worked for Tesco as a bakery supervisor a lifetime ago and we would have been in serious trouble if out of date stock was on the shelves,now it is shrugged off as normal. Very sad. Come on Tesco restore some confidence, check your shelves, remove out of date stock, customers shouldn't have to check dates of products - that's your job.

My wife & I visited Tesco's mobile phone dept last night 1/11/2018 with some queries regarding her…read morenew phone. As we aren't exactly wizards with new technology we had to rely on the young man who served us. His customer service was excellent and nothing was too much trouble for him. A credit to the organisation.

Very nice workers great selection but a bit pricey .I would highly recommend. It's not to busy so…read moreyou can have a calm environment to shop :)

This store is quite small for a Supermarket and is not really a place that I would be able to do…read moreall my weekly shopping as the range is not fantastic. It is handy for picking up everyday items that you might run out of though such as milk or bread. The only problem is that if you are in the car and passing through Higham Ferrers hoping to pop into this store then it is often difficult to park and you sometimes end up parking really far up the High Street or round the corner. This store is quite expensive compared with places like the big Tescos or Morrisons, but it is probably around the same as the smaller Tescos Express prices which are usually found in small towns or villages like this Co op. The store usually looks pretty clean and tidy and I've never had to queue very long either. If you live locally then it is a handy shop to have, but not one that I would especially travel to.