Asda is the ultimate shop it ha loads of different things for you to buy and is really cheap as…read morewell as thwe staff being there to help you all the time

this is the worst asda i have been in, 90% of the staff are rude, the shelves are not stocked,…read morenever enough manned till's, its not that clean.. such a shame as asda spondon are excellent!

It's just had a revamp! Much brighter and open. Much better. I like the Co-op and the quiet way…read morethey just get on with things while trying to keep a modicum of ethical values. We should support it more - forget M&S down the road? xx

I love the Co-Op and shop there a lot. However while doing a leisurely shop there last week and…read morestopping to chat with a friend in the coffee shop landed me a £90 fine as I was 2 hours, 10 minutes in the carpark. I didn't know they timed their customers! It makes me wary of shopping there now, and I think I'll go somewhere with a more generous car park!

Tesco Mickleover is one of their Superstores (rather than the larger format Extra)…read more Whilst it doesn't carry a wider range of goods it does have an excellent selection of items including Tesco's F&F clothing range. The store can be extremely busy (especially before and after school and at weekends) but there's ample parking which is free for up to two hours. If you struggle with accessibility then there's a lift in the underground car park with step free access into the store and the aisles are easy to navigate. This store doesn't have a coffee shop but the bakery provides delicious breads and plenty of tasty snacks (doughnuts, cookies) and is well worth a visit. Further the store also provides contactless payments (up to £30) which is ideal if you use something like Apple or Android Pay. The staff are really friendly and will go out of their way to help you.

A sercutriy guard followed me out of the shop and asked me it I had paid for my shopping, I said…read moreyes I had, then he said show me your receipt. It was a good job I had my receipt because I was asked at the till if I wanted It. He said he stopped me because I walked out of one of the aisle. This is true, after I had paid for my shopping I then looked at some magazines on the rack near the exit. This was an experience which did not sit well with me and I shall not be shopping there again. My suggestion to Tesco at Mickleover is to always give the customer their receipt, and once the shopping has been paid for to then leave the shop.

What has happened to this store recently? We've always loved coming to this Tesco but of late it's…read moredropped it's standards. We visited yesterday and we couldn't get to the cafe with our pushchair because the lifts were both playing up and when we asked cafe staff they said they'd had a fire drill in the morning which had interrupted the lift service but noone had reset them. Why was this overlooked? Multiple staff were seen passing the lifts which were noisly telling customers they weren't working. I felt sorry for the wheelchair users. And then mid-Saturday on a busy afternoon there were many crates blocking aisles causing chaos and queues. I politely waited with our pushchair for 2 staff members to get by with their crates and they gave no thank you at all. The staff are becoming so rude (excluding cafe staff, they are lovely and caring). A couple of years ago you would always see a slim build younger male manager on the shop floor overseeing everything regularly checking on staff and he had a good presence in the store. We go a lot and I have no clue who the manager's are now, their presence is not felt on the shop floor. And whoever is managing F&F has made a silly decision to squash baby boys clothing at the back, multiple items to a rail like TKmax. I used to like being tempted walking up the aisle by nicely set out items on the aisle for my son and nephew but not now. I order most things from Next now. It's a jumble sale in there. Bad decision for profit when babies are big selling points for sales. Let's hope this store gets it back together soon.

This supermarket is extremely convenient to Alfreton folk and the surrounding villagers because…read morethere isn't another supermarket for about 5 miles! This tesco is average supermarket size and has all the features of an average supermarket yet even includes a pharmacy. There is a cafe upstairs which serves quite expensive, ok food. This looks over the whole shop. The staff in Alfreton Tesco are generally friendly and help quite well. The prices are standard tesco, cheap and great! On tues, weds, thurs, fri, sat this store is open 24hrs! Although it is very convenient, this store seems to be doing better than smaller shops and businesses in the area and so they have started closing down. It can be very busy most of the time and can be very hard to navigate around.

Have just had a breakfast at the tesco cafe. I was served…read moreand catered for by extremely friendly and pleasant staff as i ordered my breakfast, the biggest one they had!! When my food arrived it sure looked the business, however thats were the fun ended, a few items really ruined the breakfast......my bacon was overcooked and rubbery, and my eggs were too, they wouldn't even run, the rest of the meal was adequate at best There is far nicer in the local area at similar prices

My local Tesco which is situated in Heanor between Derby and Nottingham. Not one of the massive…read morestores but it does stock a bit of electricals but no clothing. Has a cafe, bakery, petrol station, deli and a goodish selection of DVD's, CD's, Wii and DS games but no others. Large free carpark that people also use for the other shops in heanor.

Having a large supermarket within a shopping centre really is unique and intu Derby is probably the…read morelargest shopping centre I've visited to incorporate a supermarket of this type, it does stand out with bright lights and a sign outside the mall, but I was still disappointed with Sainsbury's here. While it is big for a city centre/ mall location, it is dwarfed by their other stores. I do feel the store could be due to some renovation as it did feel a little old and even dirty at times especially with the old flooring, and they did also appear to be understaffed so it was hard to find a staff member when required to ask where certain items were, such as the free from section which was a shame. The Free From section was interesting, they did have some cool and unique items such as Brewdog Beer, but they lacked with pretty standard items such as a selection of bread. Obviously it is in a good location within intu Derby and the shopping centre, but surely it is due to a total renovation including improving the selection in multiple areas, although it can be useful within its location, acting like a large Sainsbury's Metro store it isn't a complete terrible lost cause. 2*

This Sainsbury's is not that big, however, there are all main departments = veg, fruit, bakery,…read moredelikatessen, sweets, coffees tees, alcohols, frozen food. There is one alley with cosmetics and chemical stuff. Staff is usually nice. The problem is, that during busy periods (saturdays), there are no baskets or trolleys. They are next to the checkouts, but staff is too busy to take them back to the entrance, which is a bit annoying, cause you need to walk through the whole shop to take a basket. overall ok!

I visited the store on Christmas Eve looking for nutritional yeast ( bit of an obscure item). Not…read moreknowing where to find it I asked a young member of staff ( Toby) who was stocking shelves. I didnt think he would know what the item was but he knew straightaway and where it was likely to be. He was very polite and helpful and took me to the aisle to find it. Thank you very much Toby I was expecting to leave without the item as I could not find it. Very impressed A thankful customer

I have moved relatively close to this store in the last 6 weeks, so have visited a few times with…read moreit potentially becoming the store where I do my weekly shop. However, I shopped here on the 29/9/2024, spending a total of around £120 (our normal amount), only to receive a parking notice yesterday for £85 for staying over a time limit. Now I have a few problems with this: 1) Punishing customers who spend a lot of money at your store is daft. 2) Most stores have a 3 hour limit, not a 2 hour limit. (This can be seen at the ASDA up the road) 3) Customer Services fobbed me off this morning when I went in to ask for help with it, saying there is nothing they can do, I have to talk to Euro Car Parks. (I know this is not the case, as I previously worked for Sainsbury's, as a customer service manager who had to manage these issues regularly. It is a case of Sainsbury's liaising with Euro Car Parks, a simple email). So I also feel like I have been lied to. As it happens I had a little shopping to do today, but at the point blank refusal to help, I took my custom up the road to ASDA. Furthermore, the same will be the case at the weekend when I need to do the full shop, and this will remain the case, unless something is able to be sorted. So well done, I guess.

I am a regular long time shopper at Ashby de la Zouch Tesco and have yet again had to witness many…read moreyoung staff standing chatting about personal things rather than getting on with their job, trolley collectors chit chatting and having laddish banter, other staff moaning about management and unfairness and rude pickers who are loading large trollies with orders, also chatting and saying customers can put up with what has been put in their order if something is not available, also cutting across other customers. Really makes me consider going elsewhere on a permanent basis, I'm already using other supermarkets on some occasions.

The Tesco at Ashby is a large, but not daunting supermarket. As well as groceries it has a good,…read moreconcise choice of books, toys, clothes, electrical and homewares. So even when doing a regular shop you can pick up those extras too. Like all Tesco I find their pricing average and it is very easy to spend more than you planned on doing! But the choice is good, well laid out and the store is clean. I always find the staff a bit aloof. It is hard to explain but this is quite a dull supermarket. There is a cafe but the times I have grabbed something to eat there it has been very disappointing and really only good for a cuppa if you are parched. The customer toilets are well maintained. There is a petrol station onsite and recycling facilties in the car park.