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15 years ago
helpful and friendly staff. there is never a big queue at this co-op so its all good
Laburnum Close
Ipswich IP8 3SL
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01473 681650
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This tesco Express is open late so when its late and the closer shops are shut I can send out the…read morehubby for things and get tesco points too, as the main stores are just to far away. There is a large choice of things OK not as much as in the big stores but still a lot here. The best bit about this store is that as well as a normal till it has the self service checkout too, and each time I have been there has been a big queue for the till and no one at the self serve. They all seem to nervous to use it, so I can just jump right in there and get it done fast, while people are still deciding to use it or not. Although if you buy booze or cigarettes you have to wait for the sales assistant to become free to accept it on your till, meaning sometimes you are waiting longer this way.
The Bolton Lane stores are located opposite the entrance to Christchurch Park…read more They are a small store which carry quite an impressive range of food/household essentals, newspapers/magazines and of course alcohol. They are very reasonably priced compared to other nearby local stores and whilst staff arent overly friendly they are efficient and courteous.
been in here a few times and found them not to be very friendly.read more
The shop itself is compact it has everything it needs but is stocked up to the ceilings, there is…read moreno way you could fit anymore into such a small place if you tried. This is a nice little corner shop on the end of tomline road in Ipswich, it is situated opposite from the library which is very convenient, if you have just been and want a snack on the way home. It is a friendly family run business, the staff are always willing to help if you need it and build up a good rapport with you. The thing to be very aware of is the dates on the food for sale, quite a few times I have brought products only to get them home and find that they are way put of date. I recently brought a bottle of oasis drink out of a glass bottle (that should have told me everything oasis has not been sold in glass bottles in years) only to find mould growing up the side of the glass, do I checked the date only to find it was 2 YEARS out of date!
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Lovely little deli and tearoom…read more Helpful, friendly staff with quick service. Local fresh food. Good range in the deli. Very reasonable priced food/drinks. Parking is available about 2 minutes walk away. Not too sure about disabled access as the main door does have a couple of steps.
Came across this deli while in Saxmundham, The food was alright for its value. The place was very…read morecramp though see the elderly struggling getting up those steps! Dont know if they've always had sewage smell nearby wasn't too pleasant eating there with that smell by our side, the toilet was also located outside and wasn't too clean either.
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.
Its a nice place to go. They have a good range of food. A bit of everything to suit everyone…read more The only down side is that on markets days ( Wed and Sat ) its gets very busy with people waiting outside so be seated.
Have a wide range of foods, all typical cafe quality. Portion size is usually edging towards the…read morelarge size. Have cut down on the amount of desserts/pastries when compared to what used to be available.
Not your typical butchers, they supply companys rather then joe the public. out of the way not…read morereally worth making the trip for. good choice, ok produce, prefer terrys butchers in town.
We regularly buy our 'Sunday roast' meat from 5 Winds. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and…read moreenthusiastic. The range of butchery is great and the quality second to none locally. They also sell a good range of cheese, sauces, breads and some frozen items. Can be busy at times but worth the wait - very very popular at Christmas!
One of the best butchers around - worth making the effort to visit. Great quality meat and…read morewonderful smoked products from the smoke house. Cheeses, breads and small deli product available - very busy on Saturdays
Stopped there for lunch today. Had a seafood platter served with chips and salad. We had to wait a…read morewhile but we sat outside in the sun and it really didn't seem too bad. When the meal came we were pleasantly surprised. The fish was cooked to perfection, the chips were piping hot and the salad was large enough to almost be a meal in itself. Well worth waiting for and a real bargain at £6.95. Condiments supplied too
Amazing chunky hand made sausage rolls as well as specialty mixed sausage…read more Offers a delivery service in refrigerated transport ideal during the pressures of the hectic Xmas period.
I buy all my meat here. They have a wide range of high quality meat and poultry products…read more Selection of ready meals made with fresh produce are also available if you don't have time to prepare a meal - just pop them in the micowave. With a delivery service as well - what more could you ask for!
Driving under the Orwell Bridge, out of Ipswich, heading towards the Shotley peninsular there are a…read morefew signposts for the Suffolk Food Hall. This is a permanent farmers market where you can buy quality meats, fish, veg, cheese, etc - all with great prevenance, and of high quality. I often buy the Sunday roast there - they do a great beef on the rib. Also here is the Bourne Garden Centre and the Samford Restaurant Cafe. The cafe is small and well served with a menu of homemade dishes (I like the Suffolk Steak Sandwich). There is usually also a good selection of veggie options. The menu is not huge, but does seem to offer a decent degree of choice. The food is very good quality - I believe that the current chef came from The Alex in Felixstowe. The prices are not cheap, but that is reflected in the quality of the food, so I don't think the food is overpriced. Service is friendly and good, and there are stunning views out to the Orwell Bridge.
On the way to Shotley under the Orwell Bridge - Suffolk Food Hall is great for lots of organic…read moreproducts, fruit & vege and specialty stuff. Big bouncy pillow for kids to play on. Cafe and also a great restaurant with awesome views out over river!
I love this company. They are so helpful and full of knowledge about their juices. The company…read morecame about through the owners' own journey back to health, so he really knows what he is talking about. The juices are full of flavour and you can feel the nutrients in them. My body buzzes with life when I drink them. I order them through the mail and they are delivered within a few days. They are all made fresh so delivery takes time, so it's good to be organised about when you want them. I can't rate them highly enough.
A landmark and a nice break from the busy Bury Streets. (AIE)…read more Little frayed around the edges and service started out rough, but it recovered for a calm relaxing afternoon tea. This place had been recommended by the locals as a good first stop on my afternoon tea bucket list. It is just fancy enough to keep you interested, but casual enough to put you at ease. Think i showed up during a rush and an employee break. One person was helping to seat, cleaning and taking orders. He was joined by 3 others about 10 min later. My order was taken out of seating order. Not the worst thing in the world. After he guided away from the children's menu, yes- I confused it for a specials menu, he made polite conversation when he come with the tea. Two teas that interested me were out of stock. Settled for the house blend 2. Enjoyable. Tea tower had a perfectly cooked brownie, macaroon, well toasted scone accompanied by jam and clotted cream, and theme finger sandwiches. The sandwiches were starting to crust, but I suspect they do so much business they are prepped in the morning. Little salt and they were perfect. At £15, affordable and good portion for tea for one. Worth a visit. Note. They try to set all 1-2 tops in the middle tables first. I stayed there, but many locals would move to the wall seats, given half the chance. (American in England)
I used to go every Sunday when I lived there. I loved the breakfast; service and atmosphere. I miss…read moremy chosen home town:)