I wouldn't shop at Poundland for everything but there are some things that it makes sense to get in…read morethis shop. It's probably best to steer clear of clothes, utensils etc, but they do do some brand food that is cheaper than in the supermarkets, and also shampoo and other cleaning materials. Both for personal hygene and the cleanliness of your home. I have probably saved a fortune in the time I have been going here by purchasing these goods here instead of paying full whack. The shop itself is usually very busy and you can be expected to queue to pay for your cheap purchases. The store is fairly well stocked and there are plenty of staff on show re-filling the shelves. The best bit, if you ask me, is that it is easy to add up how much your shopping comes to!

A good pound shop to find some great deals although some of the things you can buy cheaper at other…read moreshops. This shop is always very busy with queues and it becomes very crowded and it is hard to move around the shop. They open on Sundays and it is not as busy on this day.

Tesco in Ferndown is a very large store for a small town. They have a good range of clothes and…read moreelectricals as well as the food section of the store. Tesco prices are very competitive when you go in against other supermarkets. They don't have a cafe in this store which is a shame but there are plenty of cafe's in town so perhaps this is why. I always find the staff to be helpful and take you to where you need to find. The toilets in Tesco are wierdly placed at the end of the store, but they are often out of order which is a shame as it always seems to be when I need them. The car park is large and over two levels in Tesco. I woud advise parking upstairs when weather permits as downstairs gets very busy as parking is difficult to find.

I went to the pharmacy to day for some tablets and I was served by Michele who went above and…read morebeyond to help me. Thank you.

Really big supermarket with food, toiletries and a clothing and electrical section upstairs. It…read morealso has a currency exchange and stationary isles which sell cards. This is a very busy store that is open 24 hours but it has lots of parking. They also provide electric scooters for disabled or older customers. Always seem to have a good selection of food and the staff are always helpful and willing to go and check for things. Sometimes however it gets overly busy and it is really hard to do your shopping and it can take forever. This is one of the stores that offer internet shopping so if you do not feel like navigating the queues then you can stay at home and shop on the internet. This Tesco also has a Krispy Kreme display which is an added bonus.

This store is situated in Boscombe high street and has its own carpark to the rear of the store…read morealthough it is a pay and display. You can access the store from the car park or the high street. It is a medium sized supermarket and sells all the essential items. It has a good range of products including bakery, frozen, fruit and veg and it has its own deli counter. the store is a bit tight and can get pretty crowded. There is the bonus of having tills at both ends of the store depending on where you want to depart from which is very handy. the staff and pleasant and will help you find the items you need as the store is a bit stangely set out. There is a kiosk for small shops and cigarettes and newspapers.

I do not often shop in here because I find it too cramped with everyone's trolleys and baskets…read morebanging into each other trying to get by. They had a reasonable stock for the size of it and it is usually well stocked and I have not come across staff stocking the shelves getting in your way like a lot of other shops. There are usually plenty of tills open and, even when its busy, the waiting time is not too long. I find the freezer section very limited and also the pet food area, the fridge section has a good variety of things and the fresh bread is very nice.

A good village shop they sell groceries, fresh fruit and vegetables (displayed on the outside of…read morethe shop), ready made sandwiches and homemade cakes and pastries. You can hire a DVD here or drop off your dry cleaning. Useful notice board on the left as you enter the shop where people advertise items for sale or advertise their services. The staff are very friendly and helpful especially the owner who is always ready for a joke. They have quite a good selection of beers and wines for a small shop. Also gift tins of biscuits and sweets for presents. The opening hours are long including Sunday morning.

I can't really fault this branch of Tesco. Admittedly it's fairly small but that has advantages…read more I nipped in here while my daughter was at her ballet class and grabbed the basics, well some taste bud satisfiers too. It can be dashed round fairly quickly, especially at 6.45pm. They have all you need, just not as many packs on the shelves. A few staff greeted me, which was nice as I haven't been in this branch for about a year. I used to use a venue for work nearby. In fact, I dreaded going in at times as so many of my service users go in there, but my work is out of Poole/Bournemouth from now on. I did meet a guy at the petrol -he knew me, and I know I know him, but where the heck???

This store is ok like most tescos if you want anything but food. Its ok for basic food items but I…read morehave never been able to do a complete food shop in their.. They focus to much on other items rather then remembering we need food as well as the latest gadgets..

I have shopped here for many years and since it opened it has almost doubled in size. It was large…read morebefore but now it's so big I am reluctant to visit as there is just too mauch choice and walking round through the crowds is a mission, especially if you just want a few things. The car park is often full and the feeder road almost constantly congested. That said, the food is good, but I don't think Tesco is as 'cheap' as they would like to make out.

Visited the Riverside Ave Bournemouth store this morning at about 10.30 a.m. Fire alarm went off…read moreand none of the staff knew what to do. Obviously a total lack of training and a dangerous situation. We were eventually ushered out into the rain while other customers were still shopping and receiving no instructions. Bet you don't publish this but I will be in touch with local H & S and fire brigade.

Well stocked spacious Asda One of the quieter stores no piped loud music Well laid out with wide…read moreisles Good selections books and Dvds and at the front of the shop though they do not stock the George range of Clothing except for a small range of underwear. Some great bargains in fresh produce to had, when they reduce prices at the end of the day at about 6pm. The staff are friendly and efficientbut the service has gone done since they have installed self service tills These seem to be plagued with problems and constantly need to reset by a member of staff which can lead to frustrated customers.

Asda on Canford Heath like all Asda stores has some great prices within its walls. As one of the…read moreleading supermarkets it does aim for be low priced and this is shown in the values that are saved by its customers. The Canford heath store has plenty to offer. It isn't as big as the large store nearer to Poole town centre but it does have just the right amount of the stuff that maters. The store has a large car park which is free to park and there always seems to be car park spaces. I find that this store although not as great with a really large shop is adequate for a mediums one with prices to make everyone smile.