Hatfield branch Paying by cash is getting more and more…read moredifficult at Tesco, Hatfield. You can either pay cash at the check out counter or in the self checkout basket section which might be 3, 4 or 5 tiles. This changes all the time - apparently the tiles have 'problems' according to one of the staff. Customers are being asked to use the self scan service which works well if you pay by card. If you pay cash then you must queue - WHY. The customer is already doing everything and gets penalised because they pay cash. TESCO wake up to the real world, not everyone has a card !!!!!

I do all my weekly food shop here plus other things, quite good for clothes and electricals and has…read morea nice coffee shop attached.

Hatfield has the worst asda in the whole country, I have used your stores all over...but this has…read moreto be the pits No one knows anything and the stock Is never replaced for weeks at a time, never go back there again

Asda is pretty much the only reason to visit the town centre in Hatfield these days. I have seen…read morethis store go through many changes over the years and now it is a good store to visit. The shelves are always well stocked and there is a good range of branded items as well as asda own. The clothing range is great especially for childrens clothing. The home section is great too. i did prefer the clothing sections before the recent changes to the store, I'm not sure they stock as much now as they did. The self service petrol is always the cheapest in town and there is rarely if ever a queue so is really convenient.

Wound up here after working late in the datacentre down the road, and knew that going to a…read moreChristmas party on an empty stomach would lead to a very early night. So - first things first - the roundabout to get in here requires just a wee bit of concentration. Most people just blaze through it, and if you have to turn to get in to Morrison's, wait for your opportunity. Once you get inside, you'll pass the comparatively cheap gas station, so fill up and avoid higher prices if you're headed back to central London. The interior of the supermarket itself is very clean, and brightly lit. Feeling famished, I walked along the left aisle and came across Libby in the bakery department. It was late enough in the day that she was putting out half-off stickers on the steak, chicken, and sausage pies, which I happily took advantage of. She also took pity on this lost traveler and walked me down to the beverages, helping me get set up for an impromptu dinner while I drove the hour back to Canary Wharf. Super-friendly staff were also found at the self-checkout area, where I wound up sheepishly apologizing to the customer agent overlooking the consoles, as my US-based credit card required a signature even though it had a chip in it. Genuinely nice staff in a well-stocked supermarket, which led to a dinner on the go for me? Much as I'd have preferred a sit-down lunch/dinner, this ended up working quite nicely for me.

Staff are usually a little despondent and busy, but pretty cheerful despite this and the floor…read morestaff are always willing to lend a hand in finding things, if they know where it is, and if not will redirect you to someone who does. Great sale items but especially enjoy the offers they do. Definitely recommend getting a Match and More card if you're a regular with Morrisons, you can get vouchers if you earn enough points and there's even an app for the iPhone to keep track of your progress. They often have special offers (collect stickers and get freebies) and because they're so undersubscribed they sometimes just give things away (we got given twenty stickers- enough to get a free fancy knife) so I recommend getting involved with those.

This shop pretty much does what it describes. It is an early morning to late evening grocery…read moreconvenience store. They are usually well stocked with the basics, they have an off licence section as well as freezers and fridges. You will probably only get the basics here but it is handy for those times when you have run out of something and don't want to visit a supermarket. The prices are on the high side as you would expect but the service is friendly and welcoming.

This is a decent little co op in Hatfield. It is clean and bright with a good lay out. Rarely do I…read moreever find them with crates and trolleys blocking aisles as they are restocking the shelves. I find that the fruit and veg is mostly very fresh and they always have a good range of offers, buy one get one free and money off. They usually are pretty well stocked too, I have been in first thing on a monday morning and managed to get everything I needed. Their milk and bread are always fresh, which I find can be a problem in some of these convenience stores. The staff members are polite and helpful and the opening hours are very handy, they are open from early morning to 10pm every day which is super if you have run out of something late on but don't want to deal with one of the bigger supermarkets for just one item.

It's great having a Chinese (and Thai) supermarket near by. Whilst some of the imported food…read moreproducts are expensive, they ca be hard to come by. The place has its own car park which I think makes a huge difference.

I think it's MARVELLOUS that Tesco®, in Borehamwood, is GIVING AWAY some of their Sunday trading…read morebusiness to Lidl®, Aldi®, B&M®, Farm Foods® and Morrisons®, etc. For example, their new rule TODAY (Sunday 21st Sept 2025), is that NO trolleys, not even the shallow ones, are allowed in the Store after 3:25pm, so the elderly, infirm, or people with weak legs or, like me, have a bad back, who rely on them for support, have been generously redirected to use the main rival local supermarket businesses instead. Tesco® clearly DO NOT need all THAT money OR the peoples' loyal custom, so "they" are helping the OTHER stores in the town by giving away a fair amount of business trading. And a BIG plus; I spent barely a third of what my similar shopping normally costs in Tesco®, so that has instantly CHANGED my shopping habits, with a huge win for my savings. I imagine it has helped ALL the other customers who walked away today, equally shocked and disgusted with their betrayed loyalty to a store that shows CONTEMPT and DISREGARD to the shoppers that helped establish its business.

Situated on the site of the original movie studios of Moby Dick, Superman and other movies now sits…read morea two story Tescos. I had not been in a UK supermarket for 14 years and I have to say they have changed. It reminded me of a french hypermarket, very plain and boring inside with just shelves of food. What happened to the well presented nicely displayed merchandise. I guess times have changed and Tescos is too busy with volume to warrant spending the time on presentation and repair. Cheap goods placed on shelves. Thats what you will find here. Confusing one way car park, and dont forget your pound coins for the trolleys! Still there's always Morrisons!

ocado damage my car on deliverty and they dont taking resposavility of it,…read more they dont want to fixed and the damage the car on my private property, mmake sure you dont buy from them

Ocado is an online supermarket and is probably one of my favourite grocery retailers mainly down to…read morethe customer service and information, as well as the product range. I've tried numerous online delivery services now from Britain's major supermarkets: Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Asda and Ocado with Ocado being amongst the best and Sainsbury's being amongst the worst, one of my favourite parts of the Ocado service is how they keep the customer informed, you can change your order until hours before delivery and then you can download a receipt and see what items are coming even before your order comes, for example you can see if any substitutions have been made in advance of your delivery. The product range at Ocado is also very good and includes items from brands such as PieMinister, Watmuff and Beckett and Wilkin and Sons, the gluten-free range especially impresses me with multiple products I cannot find elsewhere. Ocado also sell Waitrose own brand products which is pretty cool, including the likes of a cottage pie and stonebaked pizza, which are both gluten-free. Ocado prices are a little high in some areas, mainly on items which I've found hard to source down including the ones mentioned, but the prices remain competitive in terms of the basic essentials, with a standard own-brand 4 pint of milk costing either £1.09 or £1.10 as of July 2018. On past experiences, Ocado deliveries always tend to be either early on time with the drivers polite, they even offer a scheme to return your old bags to get the "bag tax" back, which is 5p per bag in the UK. Ocado also make it easy to apply a refund, which is something I've found hard which other brands such as Sainsbury's, Ocado have an online selection tool where you can ask for a refund on certain items and state why with no need to wait on hold and/or mess about by contacting customer services. Ocado could be improved however, such as by working to keep pricing competitive on some areas where it is a little pricy and by constantly working to make sure all items are stocked, for the last few orders now I've had one or more items being out of stock for my delivery time, one was even out of stock for over a week ahead of when I wanted my delivery which is a shame but the product range, customer service and keeping the customer informed throughout the order process, makes Ocado a brilliant grocery tool to warrant a four-star rating.