This shop changed management a couple of years ago and is now more of a general store. They have a…read moregood range of fresh fruit and veg, frozen foods, general groceries and sweets etc. Also have a large range of wine, of course prices are not equal to the supermarket, but the special offers are very good value, and some products are cheaper than larger stores. Marked down slightly for limited range of quality bakery goods, also sometimes not keeping up with date expiries on long life products. Accepts cards and has a cash machine, lottery machines etc Staff very keen to please

The service was good, the food was decent but it's not the best so yeah decent place to be fairread more

Going on names alone, you pretty much know you're in for an authentic English pub experience…read more The setting reinforces the point. You approach over a lovely little bridge, which spans one of the areas many canal arteries. The canal runs alongside the pub, and is dotted with beautiful barges and venerable vessels. Clearly then, the pub caters for boating folk, however there's plenty here for us land lubbers to enjoy too. In fact, although the pub lies next to the canal, its elevated position means the garden doesn't benefit as much from the location as other pubs in the surrounding areas. We just popped in for a cheap and cheerful pint of lager, and the pub and the friendly staff, dutifully obliged. But, don't get the wrong impression of this place. This pub does traditional new England just as well as it does traditional olde England. Instead of pies, scratchings and pickled eggs, this boozer provides bhajees, balties and samosas. Yes, the Bulls Head does a range of authentic Indian cuisine to go with its authentic range of English ales. Curry and a pint - it's the norn!

In all honesty, I believe this place is a waste of time, space and money. They are never stocked ,…read moretheir freezers are always down so there is never any frozen foods there and most people would like it for convenience if they would keep their shelves stocked instead of having to go all the way to ilkeston town just to buy your food for the night's tea. I honestly wish that belini's would take it over again so that we can have a real corner shop instead of this fiasco that we have the unfortunate pleasure of calling our local shop!

Not often well stocked and always seems to be a problem with petrol as I've often had to wait 15…read moremins in a queue to to problems with the petrol paying machine!

Has some really good offers does this shop part of a national chain…read moreParking can be hard so maybe park where you can then walk The shop is almost oposite Granby Primary school Sells cigs and soft drinks too Always has offers such as 3 for £10 on decent wines Open 7 days till late with helpful staff Also a range od sweets and choc is on sale

when i lived near here i was a regular visitor as they always have fab offers and I love the prawn…read morestars crisps so when they were on offer at 4 for £1 they used to order me in a whole box - yum!! Some great drink offers and when we had a house warming party they did us some excellent deals. the staff are very friendly and generally it is easy to park on the side roads.

As is typical of Sainsburys locals, all the prices are much dearer than in your city centre store…read more That is to be expected for a local convenience store that opens early in the morning to late at night. The staff in Farm street are lovely. They are all very polite, pleasant and chatty. It does get quite busy in there at times and as it is only small, there is no space to queue but the staff are very competent and soon get through the queue. The shelves are always well stocked and if you can't find what you want you can always ask. Of course there isn't much choice on offer but the selling point is like I said the convenience. They do have a good reduced section though and you can usually get reduced priced bread and salads as well as meats and fish. Sainsburys local do still have some of the offers on from the big stores so it is always worth a look if you have one near you.

Sainsbury's local is a chain of convenience stores, average prices and a good range of everyday…read moreessentials. The staff can't do enough to help you, and whilst the store is only small it has car parking, atm, lottery and pay point. I also noticed they have flowers, cards and gift card, always handy for last minute presents! Unlike most convenience stores in the area they tend to have pretty good avalability, and if its not in stock the staff will find out when its back, or if a another store has it. Always a pleasure to shop there, even if it gets a bit busy!

I have to say that I had a VERY disappointing shop yesterday. I arrived at the store slightly after…read moreopening at 8am for a quick shop with the intent of being home by 9am (we live 10 minutes away). I bought a total of 45 items for a total cost of £84.02 I used (as always) the smart shop option in which I scanned every item that I bought and had them in two big shopping baskets. When I tried to check out and pay the system wouldn't let me. An assistant came along and said that she needed to check a few items. I have had this 2-3 times before when the rummage through the bags and check 6-10 items to make sure that I hadn't "forgotten" to scan something or was trying to steal something. This time she was told to check EVERY item which involved completely emptying both bags and checking every item and then putting everything back in my two oversized bags. I missed my meeting and worse I was made to feel like a criminal. Had I scanned every single item yes! Was it a good experience- Hell no! Did I feel like a criminal? Yes! Very upsetting- is this level of investigation really necessary?!?!

Sainsbury's is located just on the outskirts of Swadlincote town centre. It has a petrol station,…read morerecycling facilities and a decent sized car park. Not the biggest Sainsbury's, but it is due for an expansion in the near future, which will see the demise of the local Home Electric shop, as the store expands and the petrol is moved to improve access. The store although fairly small, has a good variety of products including a fruit and veg section, a meat and fish counter, a bakery and a delicatessen area. The store is well set out and always well stocked and tidy, which is the main failing of other local supermarkets. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the shopping experience is pleasant and relaxing. This Sainsbury's also has a small cafe area, with a variety of seating, including leather sofas. It has a small, but tasty selection of food and cold drinks. But I don't know what they do to the hot drinks, the coffee and tea taste so bad, they are barely drinkable! This is probably my favourite supermarket and we go in valiantly trying the coffee every week in the vain attempt it will get better, but it doesn't. In every other aspect this is a five star supermarket, but the hot drinks could be so much better.

Great shop, lots to look at and at cheap prices. Have a large selection of tinned food and…read morechocolate/dry goods. Very near best before date or just past it. Hence the low low prices! Place is quite shabby and disorganised but you cant have it all if you want bargains. Well worth a visit to grab a bargain or 2 .

This wine shop is located on Northfield Farm, next to its popular farm shop. A slightly bizarre…read morechoice but does mean that you can always find a bottle to drink with your meat purchase (providing you are within Amphora's limited opening hours). The wine selection inside is French dominated with a good selection from all of the principal growing areas and the proprietor, Patrick Whenham-Bossy is on hand to guide you to a wine which you will enjoy. He is a slightly eccentric but charming character who knows his stuff - he was a sommelier for a number of Michelin starred restaurants prior to opening this venture.