What an interesting supermarket. It's huge, two stories tall, and has about 40 cashiers. Yup, no…read morejoke, 40 cashiers. You don't see that in the US, and they even have self service! It's a pretty typical grocery store, but it's very large, so guess what? Selection is going to be huge. Also, some things were really cheap. 1 pound for a whole pie? No joke! There is so much here that's it pretty amazing to think about. If you're in the area and you want some food that won't break the bank, then this the spot for you!

REGARDING THE CRAWLEY STORE…read more.. Ok. I don't always believe in giving bad reviews unless really necessary.... but I'm EXTREMELY disappointed with this store. The customer services 9/10 is SHOCKING. To the point where I'm so angry thinking about it... I might actually write a letter to the big bosses. The cashiers do not engage with you 9/10... They hardly say hello, they race through scanning as if I'm taking up their time, they mumble the total... I had to LOOK at the screen because all I heard was 57. It was £10.57p. Just basically rudeness, unhelpful, and just no manners. They do not even say thank you! Or when they do, it's a mumble. I get more interaction and fun with the self service and that's saying something! I simply can't be dealing with that. It's a multimillion pound company, invest in better customer service and if you don't like your job that don't make it so obvious! I don't want to make best mates with the tesco staff everything I go in, but come on. Smile!!!! Acknowledge!!!!! The layout it extremely bad as well, you've got a aisle of fruit then veg, then fruit again, the veg. I don't know whether I'm coming or going. It's a joke. Rant ending....Never go unless your desperate... Or there's a zombie outbreak and this store is a safe place to hid.

Yet another mini store from this chain that charges above average prices. Situated in the middle of…read moreresidential area means it has a captive trade as opposed to passing.

I use this supermarket all the time-it has just been refurbished so lots more space-more…read morechoice-lots more tills so recommend. ok sometimes they are not the cheapest but convenient and staff always friendly and helpful. like the choice of fresh veg and fruit-good choice of clothes-ok for household goods-unless stick to shopping list then can get carried away! value stuff is excellent (apart from yoghurts).petrol great too and car wash-always friendly.

I shop here about once a month when I fancy an outing to the store rather than order online…read more I have always found the staff friendly and helpful, especially the checkout staff who sometimes pack my shopping for me and place the full bags in the trolley. I really appreciate the help. I can usually find everything I need in this store and I find it well stocked. At my advanced age I much prefer it to the larger stores where I seem to walk miles to find all the goods I want.

Modern design building that looks out of place in this beautiful part of Sussex, but a much needed…read moreservice for the families of area. Such a shame that they at the mercy of such a greedy company. Larger than the standard 'Express' stores but still limited in stock that cost you, as is common in their stores. As usual you will pay 'over the odds' for the privilege of shopping with them and because they cornered the market. If you can go somewhere elsedo so!

Just a general thing I've noticed, prices have gone up, that's understandable but please don't cut…read moredown on the quality as well. Example : muffins up 29p for 4 but averaged just 2 choco chips per muffin. Cheese & onion topped sq bread, so little on there it was flavourless. Just make things properly and charge the right price otherwise Morrison you'll just mug yourself off. People won't buy.

Large Morrisons situated on the outskirts of the town centre, within reasonable walking distance of…read morethe town. It has a large car park outside which is useful for larger shops with a number of bags. The range is varied and reasonably priced, and the store is well laid out so most products are easy to find, but often gets crowded and busy around peak times, with queues on most tills. There is also a petrol station located near the exit of the store, which is useful if you have driven to the supermarket and require it. The staff are reasonably pleasant on most occasions.

Real handy supermarket, if you're in the area. Given the way prices are rising, it is little wonder…read morethat this company is becoming more popular. We are beginning to use this and Lidl's more often nowadays. AND, guess what.Tesco has opened up yet another Express shop. Greedy!!!! This Iceland branch is in the same area as Cardus, and other stores I have reviewed. My daughter keeps me up to date as she lives in nearby Ferring.

Awesome prices! They always accept my American card! I leave smiling every time! It's not a huge…read moregrocery store but you can create a perfectly decent meal from the produce and frozen items you can buy here. I recommend it!

Decent enough grocery store I suppose, although their overall inventory isn't great and the…read morediversity of products isn't great. A lot of basic things you'd expect to find at a grocery store, like Shabbat candles or ready-to-go cold drinks, aren't always available in the quantity they should be. Decent for a quick shopping trip but not always the best place to get everything in your list.

Packed car park but very not busy in store so not sure why so little parking available…read more The store itself didn't feel clean or inviting when walking through the main doors which is a shame as the staff were helpful

I had an online delivery today from west green branch containing two packs of egg and cress…read moresandwiches with expiry date yesterday. I have got a refund but that took over 20 minutes to get. I have tried to phone the branch to register my disappointment without success so I lam hoping the branch manager can ensure this dose not happen again

Have been shopping at this store on and off for 'years' (like lots of years). Decided this time (as…read moreI was doing a big Christmas shop) to stop and enjoy some breakfast before hand... Shopping while hungy is ALWAS a bad idea. The store itself literally has everything - it's huge, so if you can't find it here, then it probably doesn't exist. All went well... and the staff were exceptionally helpful. Some time later I had a full tummy and the car was loaded with everything we could possibly need / want (and probably more besides). There are sure to be lots of full tummy's in our house until mid January. Was an expensive shop and all in all I was there for about 3.5 hrs. Fast forward 5 days and the shop added a whacking great £85 parking charge to the bill. As there is no way to contact Eurocarparks directly (clearly the new owner) I contacted the Sainbury's store to see what could be done, since I was using several stores on the day and spent a lot of money with them. I've also been a loyal Sainsbuy's shopper all my life, with only the occassional venture into Waitrose or M&S. Their reaction was at best 'I understand your situation' - the reality was - they don't give a monkeys and said there was nothing they could do - all they gave me was a number for Eurocarparks - which turned out to be the 'automated' payment number. I will likely NEVER visit this store again, and would rather go elsewhere and pay & display in a public carpark. The whole concept of 'out of town' retail parks is now LOST in my opinion. Don;t get me wrong, the stores facilities and range of products is amazing - but the fundamental facility should be parking, especially when it's out of town. There is no option visible to extend a parking stay - so I see little point in ever revisiting, because if the queue to get through the checkouts is longer, what chance does anyone stand ?? I've had to pay the charge to 'make it go away', but the reality is I was robbed and Sainsbury's were complicit in that theft. More to the point they were not prepared to do anything about it either. Poor - very poor.

This is a small co-operative food store located in the main centre of St. Johns. It mostly offers…read moremagazines, snacks and cupboard foods, and drinks at a reasonably cheap price. Upon entering the store you have a wide range of magazines to choose from, including those for children and specialist magazines. This store also sells lotto tickets and a variety of scratch cards. The aisles are quite crowded and the store can get quite busy when the local schools are let out in the afternoon, but other than that it is pleasant convenience store with staff that are polite and courteous.

I am in this shop about 5 times a week. Great place to pop into when you're in a rush and just need…read morea couple of bits. This is a relatively small store, but they do a small range of just about everything from fresh fruit and veg to fresh meat and bread. Chillers house the usual milk, butter, cream, cheese etc. A couple of small freezers stocking pizzas, lasagnes etc. General grocery section, wines, beers and spirits, cigarettes, newspapers, magazines and lottery Always have the nationwide offers on Free parking opposite at The Lye Avoid during 2.30-3.00 when it is full of schoolchildren and you'll have to queue!! Staff efficient and friendly