I use this company daily I have got to say what a great…read morecompany may we continue to work with you guys for a long time Nigel the Kings arms

Daybreak is one of those village shops where you can buy anything from general grocery produce to…read morefish straight from the wholesale market (on Wednesdays) to Hoover bags, weedkiller and fireguards. Yes, fireguards - they're £12.95. If they heven't got what you're after, owner Pete will usually offer to get it for you the next time he goes to the market, which is most mornings at 4am. This shop is an absolute gem, the heart of the village, an asset to the community, and I commend this review to the House. Here here!

Definitely an upmarket version of a supermarket detected both in the prices and the quality. Even…read morethough we are still battling through the pandemic and I do the bulk of my food shopping though click and collect - I do feel safe here with my mask, having had both shots and with monitored numbers in the store it is a pleasant experience. The produce and flowers are fresh, they have lots of "luxury" goods in the way of booze, chocolate and prepared foods etc. Adequate parking, attentive staff - bakery could be better but it is adequate. Definitely worth a visit!

M&S! My generation remembers it as Marks and Spenser's. I've been wearing their lingerie for almost…read more45 years, and never like to miss an opportunity to stick up on them. Decided to get fitted today before buying, and was helped an 18 year veteran of the department. "C" was just fantastic, and brought me the perfect bras. I purchased every one of the styles I tried. What can I say, it was the best decision to have my self fitted, and I'm delighted with my purchases. Of course, M&S have a food hall now and they do a great job, as I've been shopping there quite regularly. However will save their praises for another review! For now, "C" shines!

Adjacent to Wickes and Pets at Home is this large branch of Aldi, with a spacious car park to the…read morefront and side. Plants tempt you as you go in, variable in quality admittedly but you can find some great bargains: 6 Heathers for £3 have brightened up our drab borders considerably. Inside there are well stocked shelves awash with products that don't have well known brands, but to be honest are just as good. We have yet to convert a full shop here, but the fruit and veg are of great quality, we make a lot of sauces for pasta, fish etc., the price and the quality are difficult to beat. Other favourites are the smoked fish, cured meat, nuts and craft beer. They also have a constantly changing selection of household and garden products, like workwear, cooking utensils, garden ornaments and even fishing tackle! One word of caution though, this store cannot be accessed directly from the Ashby town centre side, you have to loop around the island and come back!

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.

Coming home from the US after decades one of the many things that have pleasantly surprised me in…read morethe UK is the quality of the offerings in the High Street supermarkets like Sainsbury's, Waitrose and Morrison's (jury still out on Tesco who IMO need to polish their image and focus a bit). But I digress - what about this Sainsbury's Local and why 5 Stars? Well the Stars come about as a combo of primarily the amazing concept for this little stores (and the fact that it is just around the corner from home!) - convenient, open 7am to 11pm everyday, a good selection of just about everything you may want from fresh produce, to meats and cheese, convenience foods, pet food, wine spirits and beer (hey it is dear old England!), fresh flowers, greeting cards, newspapers and more. And the wonderful thing - same price as at the big stores! You don't pay a penny for the convenience! Love it!! Review #46 2018

This branch of Sainsburys Local has had many incarnations including Jacksons and Grandways, but it…read moreresolutely remains the focus of the village of Newhall, and has always been a good place to pick up your groceries. A sizeable car park with good access, also caters for the adjacent carpet and furniture shop. The first thing you notice about this store is that it is impeccably clean, well lit and well stocked. The staff are friendly, helpful and above all they have a smile on their faces, which goes a long way these days. The aisles are packed with products and are stacked tall. All the usual range of items that you would find in a larger Sainsburys just slightly less variety. The fruit and vegetables, cold store, and wine and spirits have a particularly impressive range. In addition to all the usual items, there are fresh flowers, a well used cashpoint machine, National Lottery, and a good range of newspapers and magazines. A great place to go, if you don't want to venture into the bigger branch in Swadlincote.

i like this mini supermarket, range of food is much better than tesco express, mor choice and…read morebetter value.

One of my new local supermarkets - have always loved Morrisons based on the store in Letchworth…read morewhere my dear ol' Mom and Dad lived until they passed. The store is clean, well stocked and the staff helpful and friendly. Lots of products (bread, ready meals, pizza) made on the premises. Despite it's medium size the variety and selections are great. There is an extensive cafe for breakfast and lunch with very reasonable prices, once the COVID pandemic is over - if that ever comes to pass! Speaking of COVID I find their prep and precautions of a somewhat lower standard than the nearby Sainsbury's which has become my "go to" for most things these days. If it's so good why not 5 stars - if they were to provide Internet for their customers then 5 gleaming stars could be a possibility :)

Morrisons in Swadlincote opened just under two years ago, at the bottom of Coppice Side, and has…read moreproved to be very popular ever since. It has a large easily accessible car park and there are steps from Swadlincote town centre that bring you out right next to the entrance. It has a comprehensive range of facilities including cash points, a dry cleaning facility and a large cafe. The shop itself is vast, opening with huge fruit and vegetable area, flanked by a fishmongers and a salad bar. The fruit and veg here is easily the best in terms of quality and variety of the supermarkets in the area. This Morrisons also has a comprehensive audio visual section, which has a good mix of chart CDs, games and DVDs, along with some great bargains. A hot meats counter, a large bakery and a desserts area complete the back end of the shop. The home section at the centre of the shop, provides quality homeware for people just starting out in the first home, as well as more luxuriant items. The large butchers in the far corner serves a wide variety of different meats and cuts. As with any Morrisons, there are some great deals to be found on virtually anything and as a result make it a great place to shop. But what often goes unnoticed is that this store is always well stocked and kept impeccably clean. Attached to the store is a large cafe, which again is maintained well. It has a wide variety of cold and hot drinks, sandwiches, and snacks, as well as a constantly updated hot food menu. The food is tasty and inexpensive, but for me has an overeliance on chips, but this doesn't stop the cafe being extremely popular. The Morrison Petrol Station is a little way from the main store, selling petrol at a competitive price, with an added car wash. Access to and from the petrol station can be tricky at peak times though.