As a Brit slowly repatriating after 44 years away from home mostly in the US I have to say that I…read morelove all the supermarket chains here compared with what I got used to in the US. First off the food, produce, dairy and bread just tastes BETTER - night and day difference! OMG the yoghurts, the cheese and the produce from mangoes to lettuce - tasty, fresh and full of flavor. Then there are the prices - in the US I got used to paying $3-4 for a loaf of fresh crusty bread - not here in dollars from $1 to $2 for REAL crusty bread. To get back to the topic - this Sainsbury - great, clean, efficient staff. Bit of a rip off that you have to pay to park - but they refund so all is good. Clean bathroom, plenty of checkouts all staffed. Why not 5 stars - and in a picturesque little village too :)

Sainsbury's are normally a good chain and this one was no exception. Not a massive store, but they…read morehave everything you could need and the prices aren't too high.

As soon as I found out that there is a 24hours Tesco down the road it has become very important for…read moreme. The place is not too big but they offer nearly everything what you need for daily life and that for 24 hours 7 days a week.

Largest Tesco near the city centre, open 24 hours most days…read more The place is pretty big and has most everything you can't find at the smaller grocery stores nearby. Seems to have plenty of parking as well.

a amazing tesco store because it is very small but has all the things you need to buy in it like…read morenewspapers and sweets and food not clothing and not furniture but you can go elsewhere to buy them its more of a everyday tesco shop as a pose to a big industrial tesco it has a small (enough) car park and is hardly ever full. its a great place to get some last min milk or something like that and the actual shop is not a tesco its a tesco express!

Great little Tesco Express, stocking pretty much everything you need. Has a great selection of…read morenewspapers and magazines and, after the recent refurb, is now a lot more light and airy and better laid out. Has staffed checkouts and self-scan ones which is handy if you're just nipping in for a few bits and bobs.

Good products, especially high quality treats and cleaning products. However it suffers the same…read moreproblem that a lot of small health food stores do: everything they sell is cheaper online. Sure, if you're in a pinch you can dash in and they're conveniently located, but if you know the name of the product, you can do better for price.

For all your ethical groceries head to the natural store - offering a wide range of vegan, ethical…read moreand Fair Trade delights to whet your appetite. Stocks Cruelty Without Beauty cosmetics which are vegetarian and BUAV approved. Downstairs there is some lovely silver jewellery and ecological cards, glassware and fair trade ornaments.

Tesco Mickleover is one of their Superstores (rather than the larger format Extra)…read more Whilst it doesn't carry a wider range of goods it does have an excellent selection of items including Tesco's F&F clothing range. The store can be extremely busy (especially before and after school and at weekends) but there's ample parking which is free for up to two hours. If you struggle with accessibility then there's a lift in the underground car park with step free access into the store and the aisles are easy to navigate. This store doesn't have a coffee shop but the bakery provides delicious breads and plenty of tasty snacks (doughnuts, cookies) and is well worth a visit. Further the store also provides contactless payments (up to £30) which is ideal if you use something like Apple or Android Pay. The staff are really friendly and will go out of their way to help you.

A sercutriy guard followed me out of the shop and asked me it I had paid for my shopping, I said…read moreyes I had, then he said show me your receipt. It was a good job I had my receipt because I was asked at the till if I wanted It. He said he stopped me because I walked out of one of the aisle. This is true, after I had paid for my shopping I then looked at some magazines on the rack near the exit. This was an experience which did not sit well with me and I shall not be shopping there again. My suggestion to Tesco at Mickleover is to always give the customer their receipt, and once the shopping has been paid for to then leave the shop.

This shop is very nice - it offers a wide range of quality food although the prices are not as high…read moreas in Waitrose or Marks&Spencers. They have nearly everything there and their cooked chickens are very nice and available in different 'forms' such as wings, legs, whole chicken and in different flavors. The fish they have is mostly fresh and the price is average. The offer of meat is also very broad and they have nearly every part of pork, beef, chicken, lamp, or turkey. They offer additionally a wide range of fresh vegetables for a fair price.

I enjoy shopping here, its bright and airy, with friendly staff and fresh produce, the prices are…read morereasonable too.