I have been shopping in this Asda since it was first opened, and generally it is my supermarket of…read morechoice as it is well located and stocks a wide range of goods that I enjoy. Another reviewer mentioned that this Asda used to be open 24 hours, but as I recall this branch of Asda has never had 24 hour opening. The hours are very good in my opinion, it is open Monday to Friday 8:30am to 10pm Saturdays 8am to 9pm and the normal Sunday 10am to 4pm. Asda has recently had a make over and now has a second floor where all the clothes, electricals, DVD's and home stuff is located. I do my weekly shop in Asda as generally they stock the widest range of the types of things I like to buy including a very good selection of salad and vegetables, as well as a wide range of meat. The staff are normally pretty helpful both at the tills and customer service desk, and generally the items I want are in stock.

Generally a good supermarket, but not where i currently choose to do my monthly shop. Like another…read moreuser has mentioned, this Asda tend to be out of stock of many items these days. Generally a good store, but advisable to go in at quieter periods to make sure you can get what you want. Recently refurbished, this branch now has a large (and very good!) homewares and clothing department!

Good food! Big garden with play area for children.read more

Good food, appalling service! -The bar staff didn't seem to know what to do when a lot of people…read moreneeded serving. Ordered our food, smoked salmon & crab gnochie as snacks, with crisps. The girl behind the bar said she would bring the crisps to our table and after 10 minutes I had to ask where they were. Public an/manager was behind the bar but did not seem 'on the ball'.

Excellent place, very clean, very friendly, superb collection of items to buy, dog friendly,…read moreexcellent cafe

Friendly staff. Very fresh salad in the made to order sandwiches that we bought to take away…read more However, the indifferent cheese and standard , reasonable supermarket quality bread is not what I'd expect to pay £9 per sandwich for.

Located on the site of an old newsagents, this coffee shop has fantastic full length windows making…read moreit superb for watching the world go by (particularly on market day!) and well lit with natural light. It is the biggest coffee shop in Lymington, and even when it is packed you can still get in and out. The staff are really helpful and welcoming, and drinks are made quickly, if you need assistance to get your drinks to your table they normally offer before you can ask which i think is a breath of fresh air! Love the seats at the front against the big window, although they do make me inclined to stare out on market day at the sweet stall outside!!

Amazing coffee and service, just what you expect from them. Makes a nice break to walking the…read moremarket on a Saturday.

Morrisons located at the bottom of the High Street opposite Burger King. Great store to perform the…read moreweekly shop. Store layout is easy to follow and with the bonus of Fish, Meat and Deli counters there is always something to pick up thats fresh. Store staff are always very friendly and helpfull and parking is ample.

A lovely supermarket store. Very clean, bright and airy with some lovely helpful staff. The store…read moreis well stocked and tidy with a great variety of choice and plenty of special offers, and they do receive plenty of stock so you can normally always find the special offers. Watch out in The Sun at the moment, they seem to be printing deal of the week information. The fruit and veg are plentiful and very well priced and they last to the dates put on packets. The only real let down is the cafe. Its a little run down, and shabby with clean but stained tables and little choice of food although the coffee is rather good.

So let me get the straight you are going to give me a wooden platter of partially cooked food with…read morea SUPER hot lava rock in the middle and let me finish the job? So much fun, especially after a few of the delicious craft cocktails your bar makes. A few went with the local fillets, others the tuna... all had a fun time and enjoyed ourselves immensely. Re the actual restaurant, apparently it was the shoe store Queen Victoria used to shop at.

If I hadn't had Italian, Columbian, Cuban, or German coffee before I suppose I'd think this shop…read moreproduces some good product. For southern England this coffee seems like nectar of the gods. However given my debatable snobbery of the espresso arts, that is not the case with Jolliffes. Keeping it short, the coffee I've had here several times have always been of poor quality for two reasons: first is that my espressos always seem watered down, second is that the type of beans they use must not come from a reputable source. Or rather, there's no telling what kind of surprise tastes you may get brewed in whether it be pesticides or over-roasted beans. The best thing about this place is obvious right in the door: the ambiance. Art galleries and coffee shops share a symbiotic relationship and one that goes extremely well together. The art on the walls is local, nothing you wouldn't see in any other tourist town to be honest, but they are well done from hobbyists branching out into professionalism. (I can definitely claim to be an art snob because I'm a classically trained artist/designer). Jolliffe's deserves a lot of credit for trying to serve a special coffee experience in a nation of tea drinkers. But alas I'm feeling it's all for not.

excellent little coffee cart on the seafront. proper coffee at reasonable prices and the best view…read more they also sell cold drinks, pastries, baguettes. biscuits etc. http://www.coffeecupportsmouth.com/

Fantastic little place. The new 10th Hole!!read more

Sainsbury's is a relative newcomer to the Isle of Wight, but it's convenient central location, and…read moresupermarket priced petrol forecourt made sure it was a real winner with the locals. It's away from the beaches so not as a lot of tourists seem to know where it is, but it's a good place to fuel up if you're going through the middle of the Island. It's a large sized supermarket that is well stocked, the prices are higher than the newly built LIDL that it is now competing with, but the range of goods available massively surpasses the competition so it's still worth keeping in mind.