I'm so lucky to have such a good supermarket like this, on my doorstep. It's clean, spacious and…read morewith a wide variety of quality goods that other supermarkets wouldn't stock. I buy around half my groceries and household goods from here, including freshly baked bread. Tongs are always available for picking up the bread, which I find reassuring. As for the staff? First class and always very professional!

This place is ma-hoo-sive - they stock almost every Waitrose product. And... they do self scan!!!…read more(if you haven't already, you really have to try self scans!). Waitrose are starting to stock specialist products, and I've seen more here than in any other Waitrose store: try the Lorina Pomegranate drink, or the Brazilian Guarana that I haven't seen in any other UK supermarket. Beware of the council run pay and display car park; forget to display and you are very likely going home with a parking ticket.

The Beaconsfield Waitrose is a nice sized store with it's own free parking. It's quite a small…read morestore but has everything you need really. It's close to the model village and the shops of the new town. It's easy to get to from High Wycombe and from the M40. It's a well kept store and is always clean and tidy. The staff are very helpful and polite and it's a nice place to shop. The food can be a little on the pricey side so it's worth checking for any special offers. Overall it's a nice supermarket and worth a visit.

Small store but has everything you need. Has free parking. Very pricey but it is a nice place to…read moreshop as all the staff are pleasant and helpful. Sometimes has some good offers on. Customer service is really good also. I am never disappointed when I shop there.

Top Place to shop, Lovely staff, will even buy something for you if they don;t stock it. Love this…read moreplace, clean, tidy, well stocked and friendly

This is a well stocked local supermarket, the staff are friendly and willing to help…read more The self-service tills are a little unstable and you might be advised to avoid, using the traditional tills instead. There is a range of fresh, chilled and frozen goods. It also has a decent range of drinks.

Hi, I love this little store because they have a reasonable stock of meat,(chicken pieces,…read morespatchcock chicken, mince, etc.,) , I love their spatchcock chicken. they also sell a small range of flowers, they have a small bakery range, every time I shop here I end buying loads of food stuff that wasn't on my shopping list, I buy their offers on chicken or marinated chicken, I buy the two for one offers on meals, etc.. , They always have good offers on, the only thing wrong with store is the small narrow aisles, which are usually blocked when the staff are stocking the shelves, staff are ok, always busy. Their range of ready made meals always taste nice. Also their reward scheme is good, and you can choose your own charity too which some of the money goes to.

The Budgens store on the Northcourt road is quite convenient for local people, with quite a bit of…read moreparking unless there is a delivery lorry on the way! It is quite a small store compared to the one at the Peachcroft shopping centre in Abingdon, but they are open for quite extended hours which is handy when you run out of milk late in the evening or have a chocolate craving! There is a post office inside the shop which is useful although sometimes has big queues, especially as this is also the tobacco kiosk. They dont offer all post office services such as road tax though, so check before you go whether they offer the service you want! Most of the staff are either school kids or have just left school so dont expect the most helpful service. But otherwise, generally a good shop in a good location.

Northcourt Budgens is my nearest shop, and I find it quite good if I just need a few bits, but a…read morebit pricey and not much choice if I need more than just the essentials. They have a good selection of bakery items such as pastries and bread rolls, although I remember when this Budgens used to be a co-op and the bakery was much nicer then! We are lucky to also have a post office in this budgens, as I know a lot of post offices have had to close in recent years. It does get busy from time to time, but they do seem to be quite efficient at getting the queues down.

I really enjoy shopping here - they are actually moving shortly into the brand new building…read more Customer service is good and range of products isn't bad. It's not a vast as other supermarkets in the area but they do tend to have some good offers. Be careful with some products though - once I was shopping there and found a lot of out of date items on the shelves!

This particular store is currently in the process of moving to a new location which I think it will…read moredefinitely benefit from. Although I love it, it is small, much smaller than the other supermarkets in the surrounding area and it is starting to look very tired and dated. That said the staff are very helpful and friendly. Looking forward to the relocation!

Continuing my odyssey to shop at all the British supermarkets, Sarah and I (Sarah's my new bicycle)…read moretreked out to the nearest Waitrose. Arriving just before opening hour, there was a crowd of about 30 people waiting to get in, which is usually a good sign. Massive parking lot and a bike rack for Sarah. Clean and bright on the inside, Waitrose has the flavor of Publix (for those of you in the Southeast) or Harris-Tetter (Mid-Atlantic). Higher end products and lots of organics. When was the last time you were in a shop (other than Wal-Mart or Target) that had a display of iPods as well as organic produce? Prices were a little bit (but not much) higher than Tesco/Asda/Sainsbury, but there were also a good number of items that I've not seen at those stores. Excellent wine section and a fresh cheese section (you know Brits and their cheese!) plus a fresh fishmonger and butcher. I was quite impressed and glad I had only Sarah's saddlebags to limit my purchases or I could have gone quite overboard. Waitrose has some interesting convenience features. They do free delivery (as they all do here) but they also have a clever hand scanner that you 'check-out' when you enter the store. As you put your groceries into the trolley, you scan each one. At the end of your shop, you bring the scanner to a special register, pay for what you've scanned, and then leave. You can completely avoid any human interaction if you so choose. Several of the trolleys have a special holder (like a cup-holder) for the doo-dad! Speaking of trolleys, Waitrose has more than the two sizes (small and large) I've spotted at Tesco and Asda. There are also ones that hook to wheelchairs and double-baby seats and double-toddler seats. And several have a clipboard attached for your shopping list. Pretty slick! Waitrose publishes a free weekend tabloid style magazine as well as a £1 glossy recipe guide. A rather expensive way to reach out to customers and plug certain items, but I liked it. Also a quarter-inch thick catalog for home delivery. A very pleasant shopping experience with a good selection and convenience. If it wasn't so far from where I am, I could see Waitrose being my regular shopping destination. Note: this Waitrose has a Costa inside with plenty of seating.

I've been shopping at this store for many years now and my recent experiences here have been…read moreabysmal for a while I have been noticing a security guard following me around I have given the benefit of the doubt before but not anymore In my last visit the security guard followed me around the entire store I even double checked to make sure and the security was still staring at me and escorting me this has happened on numerous occasions this is unacceptable and demeaning to be profiled like this I felt anger and uneasiness shopping here and will not be shopping at the store again if I could give zero stars I would

Small convenience store. Well stocked with basic essential, like bread, milk, microwave meals etc…read more There is a cash machine outside, which is free. Parking is a bit of a nightmare occasionally, due to the community centre next door, but its not impossible to park. Its open late, i think til 10pm, and also open early. Well located, and well lit car park so you dont feel uncomfortable. They sell cigarette, alcohol and lottery tickets. Staff always seem to be friendly and well trained.

A very good local store. I visit daily, always well stocked inc bread in the evening. Closes at…read more10pm and always friendly staff! Highly recommend.