Yet another mini store from this chain that charges above average prices. Situated in the middle of…read moreresidential area means it has a captive trade as opposed to passing.

I use this supermarket all the time-it has just been refurbished so lots more space-more…read morechoice-lots more tills so recommend. ok sometimes they are not the cheapest but convenient and staff always friendly and helpful. like the choice of fresh veg and fruit-good choice of clothes-ok for household goods-unless stick to shopping list then can get carried away! value stuff is excellent (apart from yoghurts).petrol great too and car wash-always friendly.

This shop is convenient! Although there is a small car park next to the shop, it is normally easier…read moreto park along the road outside. The shop normally has a small selection of fruit and vegetables, and most essentials that you might need. Although the prices tend to be slightly higher than your average big supermarket, they often do brilliant offers on everyday things, so savings can still be made. At the back of the store there is a bakery counter which at certain times of the day you can smell when you enter the shop 'mmmm!' The Co-op always has a good selection of FairTrade products available.

The co-op is great for the older population of Emsworth that cant get to the big shops. They have…read morefresh bread and the shop is stacked well.

A good sized store with all the basics and a post office which seems rare these days! Average…read morepriced products but doesn't stock everything so trips out of town are neccessary sometimes.

a good little supermarket with a good range of foods, very helpful staff and this place is always…read morevery clean and well maintained, a pleasure to do your bitty shopping in.

Real handy supermarket, if you're in the area. Given the way prices are rising, it is little wonder…read morethat this company is becoming more popular. We are beginning to use this and Lidl's more often nowadays. AND, guess what.Tesco has opened up yet another Express shop. Greedy!!!! This Iceland branch is in the same area as Cardus, and other stores I have reviewed. My daughter keeps me up to date as she lives in nearby Ferring.

Awesome prices! They always accept my American card! I leave smiling every time! It's not a huge…read moregrocery store but you can create a perfectly decent meal from the produce and frozen items you can buy here. I recommend it!

I have been issued a parking charge notice whilst parked at their car park. Left the car, when to…read moredo my shopping, get back with my shopping and PAID the ticket for the parking. A few days after I received a parking charge notice for £100 from NCP! Now I am receiving letters from debt collectors, claiming a debt of £160 for parking there, all this just because I shopped and spent my money at Tesco!!! This is honestly unacceptable! I will never do my shopping there again!

I have to say that I dislike shopping in Tesco. Though this is right in the city centre, it is one…read moreof the worst supermarkets in my opinion. The actual store is dim and dark and a face lift would be great! It has a very limited range of fresh meat products and salads, and items are often out of stock - even bag for life carrier bags! However I do think the quality of it's bakery products is very good, and if there is a special offer I will pop in as the location is convenient.

The co op in Eastleigh is another in the huge chain, and suits its purpose here in eastleigh in…read moredelivering a service of selling food, and neccesities at relatively good prices, with helpful and smiling staff. Doesn't always have the most competitive prices, but for such a small store, it doesn't do bad.

click and collect staff are prone to close their door and not answer the phone. Leaving groups of…read morecars waiting in the collection area with no communication.

This has got to be the biggests supermarket (or is it hypermarket) I have ever been in. If you…read moresimply want to do a week's grocery shopping you can probably ignore half the store as it's dedicated to George clothing and homewares as well as big TV & audio section. There's also a huge pharmacy area and huge rows of seasonal items. The place resembles a warhouse as goods are stacked so high. It's usually busy when I've been but seems less so on a Thursday at about 9pm. As I say there is a huge clothing section so of you see something you like in a smaller ASDA, but they don't have your size chances are you can find it here. There's a section for Polish (I think) foods but not a huge amount. I'm not sure that there's a greatly wider choice than a usual ASDA - just more of them so chances of empty shelves are greatly reduced. There seems to be bread constantly reduced here but I've not noticed many other end of shelf life reductions. There is always staff busying around stacking shelves and often driving some kind of platform or other. There are a huge number of tills too which is a bonus. There's a customer service desk but strangely only ever one person operating it for such a big store.