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14 years ago
Pretty well stocked and conveniently located but excessively dumpy and dodgy. OK in a pinch but there are other much nicer groceries fairly close by. read more
Co Operative Food - Convenience Stores Near Me - Exeter, DEV
37-39 Queen Street
Exeter EX4 3SR
United Kingdom
01392 276716
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This is a small Co-Op but they have a good range of products, including a small selection of…read moregreetings cards and a large selection of magazines. However it is best avoided on a Friday or Saturday night as the place is crawling with students and drunks and there isn't a very nice atmopsphere. The staff are always friendly and chatty and they would often put stuff by for me if I asked. There is also a cash machine in this Co-Op but it is one of those ones that charge you for withdrawing so you're probably better off to pay card if you can.
This local shop is only small, but stocks lots of things you might need in a hurry. They have…read moreeverything from fresh veg to bread, to frozen meals, and alcohol. There are often discounted offers available, and they also offer hot sausage rolls etc. They open early during the week (around 7am) and close at 10pm. On a Sunday they open 10-10. A very useful shop when you run out of milk or bread, for example!
Great location if you need to get something, are in town already and don't want to pop to the…read morelarger Tesco, however it is pretty small so can get very busy. This means I don't often end up shopping in there although when i do I always have managed to get what I need, although they have sometimes sell out of the basics later in the day. Staff seem friendly and will always help me find something if i cant see it. Self service tills are a little annoying through when they don't work properly. Mine kept complaining there was an unexpected item in the bagging area!
A useful, conveniently placed little Tesco dead centre in the middle of town, off Queen Street…read more(therefore packed with students come 12.15, I warn you). It's actually not got a bad range of food/drink/household items, for such a tiny little metro branch, and also the prices aren't bad, rivalling all the nearby newsagents/little shops. The only issue is that people do tend to mill about during very busy times, and it can be frustrating if you just want to whiz in and out again. The self-service check-outs are useful in theory, but sometimes they crash or refuse to let you pay, etc- and often it can be a while before a member of staff comes to help you.
This is a brilliant shop selling foods by weight…read more Good for home baking, it has all ingredients and you get to choose how much of each you want. Ideal if you are an occasional baker. Sells everything from washing powder to cornflakes loose, with bags that you can fill yourselves. Cheaper biscuits and other produce also available including a good chinese asian selection. Prepacked herbs and spices available as well. Very competitive prices but you do have to be careful how much you put in the bags! Especially with the sweets! Bags are then taken to the tills where they are weighed out and priced accordingly. Staff are very helpful, if you find that you have put too much in a bag or it is more than you wish to pay they will help you to get the correct amount. Disabled friendly as on one floor, although the aisles are a bit narrow. Staff are very helpful in getting items for you though. Car parking is right outside in a large free car park.
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This Sainsburys is a nice store but unfortunatley doesn't stock any clothes/electrical goods/toys…read moreetc. However if you just want to shop for food it is very good, and never particulary busy which is nice! There is a large car park and i don't normally have any trouble finding a space and there is also a cafe which serves good cheap food.
I wanted to give 10 star rating for a 10/10 girl but i was restricted to just 5. I therefor gave it…read more4, your loss Mr Sainsbury's. Superb service by a really sweet girl named Keeta... aka Nikita i think. I always believe in rewarding employees and their service so as a customer of this store id be really happy to knoow she was rewarded in some way, even if it was a weeks supply of chicken nuggets. Ill be back again providing shes there so dont sack her.
This is a rather pricey country 'Harvest Store' where you…read morepay a little more for choice home prepared healthy foods, prepared meals, delicious cakes, cheeses, hams, preserves and much more. They also stock a wide range of special food products and preparations and quirky and unusual giftware. Great at Christmas for finding that unusual and special present (try the great fun Victorian game 'Muggins'). On the negative side don't expect any 'smile and greet' as you check in to the restaurant area or as you walk around the store. Not much customer service evident here (lose a point) but the food is good and the 'platter' concept works well and is a bit of a quirky novelty in itself. You have seeds and nibbles with the soup by the way (pic) ! They try hard to only use local produce with the emphasis strongly on organic wholefoods. There is a restriction on the use of credit cards under a certain amount and expect to wait a while as the cash machine tries to communicate on line. Parking is available on site and there is easy disabled access.
Joshua's is a nice little store selling some interesting foodstuffs, fruit and vegetables. Their…read morerange of houseware and garden items is also worth a look. A little on the pricey side so don't expect to do your weekly shop there but for the occasional treat it's fine. The café/restaurant serves some nice meals including a few vegetarian and vegan dishes but don't order if you are in a hurry. You will have to wait (and wait). We ordered two coffees and two cakes and had to wait around twenty minutes before we got them. The coffee is insipid and their latte tastes like a glass of hot milk. devoid of any coffee.
This shops is very useful if also visiting the other shops to. Its easy to park, although havnt…read morebeen there very often as its not my local one. The store, as you expect with Sainsburys is well decorated and light. There were soem very good bargins and offers on so ended up buying more than i wanted! I find the 99p Salami good value and the Chicken wings at £1.50 for a box of 6 at the moment. Managed to get lots of BOGOF so only ended up spending £23 which if I hadnt taken the offers would have cost over £40. Staff are friendly and always willing to have a chat when its quiet. Good stock of all items.
WARNING DO NOT USE THE CAR WASH BASED AT THE WILLOWS TORQUAY, It has caused £750.00 worth of damage…read moreto my car and of course Sainsbury's are refusing liability, they make this amount of money in seconds yet I am left to foot the bill, Executive office dealing with my case have not been helpful I have had to constantly chase them, disgusting treatment, me or my family will never step foot in any of Sainsbury's stores or garages again, would rather starve than give you a penny of my hard earned cash!
This is a really old fashioned grocers in Sidmouth. (Apparently it was established in 1813)…read moreThey offer quality food and superb really personal service. You must try the coffee shop/instore cafe. Lovely cakes and light lunches. Top marks to Jackie and her staff - they really look after their customers. They made us feel very welcome and the food was delicious. You must try the welsh rarebit and the homemade soup! Plus all the cakes. Just don't be on a diet if you go there.
Great rarebits! And their scones and cakes are lush.read more
Sainsburys in Pinhoe, Exeter, is a large supermarket which stocks a large amount of stuff. They…read morehave a home section, a clothes section (often with bargain sale items!), a pharmacy, and lots more. There is a cafe, which is probably the only downfall for me as the food isn't brilliant there. I think that the goods are usually good value for money, and the bonus over tesco further down the road is the pharmacy. There's lots of space to move around, and staff are usually pretty helpful.
A large store with a cafe on-site, stocking homeware, electricals, games and movies. Plenty of…read morespace to move and polite and knowledgeable staff make it a pleasant place to do your weekly shop.
Tesco is the best supermarket in newton abbot, although the new asda superstore is present tesco…read moreseems to be the customers choice still, from low prices to dvds and clothing, tesco still delivers amazing service for your money.
Tescos has some great offers in store and things are easy to find sometimes,I had to ask today…read morewhere Fairy Liquid was and after that I soon found it,very helpful checkout staff and always there to give a service with a smile :)
perfect little corner shop, the ley lane shop has everything for a quick nip to the shop trip…read more large selection of food, magazines, drinks, sweets, bread, eggs.
A very well-stocked convenience store in the centre of Chagford. Has a good range of all the…read moreessentials that you are likely to need and more. Parking outside in the square. great for picking up a few bits and a newspaper for a picnic on the moor or for more serious stocking up! Friendly staff. Long opening hours.
A really good place to get some lunch on the go. All rolls and baguettes are made fresh, and good…read morevalue for money. Highly recommended The staff are always very friendly and helpful