Great grocery store in Weybridge. Plenty of choice at a great price. The cafe was pretty good…read morealso and would deffo go back in there for a quick bite to eat.

From the owner: Take a trip to your local Morrisons for everything from your weekly food shop, to clothing,…read morehomeware, electricals and more. Head to Market Street to enjoy fresh, locally sourced produce. You can use our store locator to find a store near you or shop online and have your groceries delivered straight to your door. Our handy click and collect service means you can shop online as normal, choose a location and collection slot to suit you, and pick it up.

A good array of food supplies…read more Service is available if required. Ambiance is what it is.

This is a monster of a supermarket. Spread over two levels (and seemingly several acres) it is no…read morelonger just a grocery store. In addition to food and staples, you can buy clothes, appliances, computers, televisions, plus, as the ads will tell you, pet insurance, car insurance and other financial products. In common with other large supermarkets, they often move things around and expand their offering and sometimes their actual space. They have a deli counter, fish counter, meat counter and a takeaway counter (hot food). Clothes and fashion are upstairs. When I say 'stairs', I mean a sloped travelator, which, most annoyingly, announces to all and sundry that you are approaching the end of the line. The clothes are very reasonably priced, and there is a huge selection. Produce is good, and selection throughout the store is comprehensive. This is a good, enormous Tesco. Even the car park is huge. They are open often and late (24 hours during the week); during normal human shopping hours, it can be very crowded. I can recommend this, as much as I recommend any supermarket. It takes a while to shop here because of its size, and that can get frustrating. You may also, during busy times, have to park in Madrid. All in all, a good, large, superstore supermarket.

I was a Tesco long time customer all ways by delivery but when the the pandemic struck was unable…read moreto get delivery's unless I paid a premium of over £4 even though i was classed as extremely clinically vulnerable and used to paying a nominal £1 I asked Tesco's about this on more than one occasion but never received an answer so have been using Sainsburys who have kept there delivery at a pound in the war this would have been called gouging like they weren't making enough of a profit that they did this too the old and disable ?

I am 64 and like my 94 years young Father we used this Tesco's a lot as I am a local and Disabled…read morebut in the Last 6 months they have decided to shut off the Exit half way down the car park where the disabled parking is so making everyone walk all the way down to the far exit and then back again to the parking as my legs get very painful this has become a nightmare, so I no longer use this store all because this Exit has been shut off to save money of having a security guard manning it I am sure many other people feel the same way. Mr Watts

BEWARE!!!!! IF YOU USE THE CARPARK AT THE BACK OF THE STORE YOU WILL BE CHARGED £70!!!!!!!!…read moreThe genius system they have takes a picture of your car as it enters and leaves the carpark not from when your parked up. Myself and my wife had our car parked for 90 mins returmed to the car after shopping and banking one week later we are hit with a fine. Will never use one of these stores again!!!!!

I was never in an Aldi until recently and was pleasantly surprise by the value for money of their…read moreown brand products (except their crisps which were not good). Will definitely be visiting again!

This is my favorite Waitrose in the 5 mile vicinity of my house. Reasons why...?…read more 1. It's got a nice big car park. 2. It's bigger than the one in Weybridge, and less full of yummy mums pushing carts around. But be careful of the geriatrics on their motorscooters. 3. The aisles don't feel as crowded in as some of the other ones in the area. 4. It stocks just about everything I need, and has a great deli and meat area. However, the downsides are that 1. The wine section seems almost smaller than the one in Weybridge 2. Sometimes, I've had to wait longer in the check out queue than other Waitrose shops 3. There's no good place to get a coffee (No, the free myWaitrose doesn't count, nor does the Costa across the street). Better food than the Sainsbury's in Chertsey, but no petrol, better selection than the Waitrose in Weybridge, with better parking, but no good coffee... Oh well, always a compromise in Surrey.

Relatively large Waitrose store, with large car park to the front. Has all the usual food counters…read moreincluding fruit and veg, fish, meat, deli, bakery, and cheese. Has all the things you would normally expect to find in this store. Also stocks foods made by local suppliers Opening hours from 8.30 most days, and closes from 8.00 pm most evenings

The best supermarket in Surbiton more affordable than Waitrose and a decent choice of items…read moreincluding the budget range if that's the best use for your cash. Always busy and well liked by the local students plenty of whom also work there. Bright and modern and refurbished (again) recently used to be well known for the sloping floor which meant that your trolley would roll away from you if you let it go! but I think they have fixed that now. Was more upmarket a few years ago with an instore kitchen and chef but all swept away now. Next door to the YMCA.

They've got a good sized car park (never had a problem finding a space when I've gone there) and a…read moredecent sized store. Not quite as big as you would want when trying to stock up for a couple of weeks, but all the basics you'd need. Never had to wait longer than a couple of minutes at a check out, despite me always going at busy times (such as Saturdays and Sundays)

Tesco is really good especially this one it's right on my way from modelling shop.This is a great…read moreshop!

Large 24 hour superstore on two levels, complete with 'travelator' up to first floor!…read moreAll the main features you'd expect including fresh meat counter, fresh fish counter, hot food cabinet usually serving cooked chicken, ribs, drumsticks etc, an instore Pharmacy, Cafe (upstairs), Photo developing, clothing (upstairs), toys, household goods and electricals. There are recycling facilities in the car park and 2 cash machines outside the store. Large car park with disabled and mother and baby parking. Petrol Station

My experience tonight was so appalling.i am so disgusted with the way i was treated as a customer…read moreSo i went to buy cones for my childrens ice cream but could not find the sauce,they have boxes of cones near the freezers,so i walk around looking for someone to ask,well here we go ,i asked a young indian guy who was leaning back over near the cigarettes,he never moved just said yeah isle 3,i say where is isle 3 he just points and says over there ,im in customer service and im shocked ,i just say can you atleast please show me,with utter annoyance he walked me to isle 3 and says see i told you!! they are here ,they are next to eggs , atleast 25/30 paces away from the freezers and the boxes of cones,how am i meant to find these with out some help. So i kick up a fuss and a 22 year old manager comes out and just does not know what he is talking about ,after a few fucks he threw at me i just left. I will never shop here again and will spread the word

This is a Metro store in the main shopping area of East Molesey. It has longer opening hours that…read morethe Hurst Park store and is open until 11pm Monday to Saturday. Stock levels are usually good and I tend to find that what has sold out at the bigger store can be found here - and at the same price, not more expensive as some metro stores can be. friendly staff, recently installed self scan checkouts which makes shopping here a lot faster, although sometimes the self scans are not open first thiing in the morning which seems a bit daft to me as they only have one cashier on duty.