No trip to London would be complete without a stop or two to Tesco. This location is tiny in…read morecomparison to other locations we frequented, but they have the same great prices. It was located within a short walk from the hotel we were staying at, so we regularly visited for all of our essentials. We appreciated getting to buy gigantic water bottles for less than a pound and to stock up on British candies to take home to friends.

The store needs to change its sign which says it is open until 11pm as the staff inside the store…read morehave for some reason decided the actual close time is 1050pm and refused to allow a number of customers in at 1050pm. The security guy letting people out was even arguing with customers that the store does not close at 11pm but much earlier and that the sign on the shop window saying 11pm did not mean the store closes at 11pm but that it closed earlier!! Other TESCO stores round the country are capable of serving people until 11pm when the store says it is open until 11pm so why not this one?

Always packed and busy but one of the few remaining chain stores left in Southall. At checkout time…read morethe queues are very long and stock can run out but I understand it is due to the population density in the area. A free car park if you spend 10 pounds or more is useful or can park across the street for free on the meters in the evenings and Sunday mornings. The space used to be a Wickes, then it became a leisure centre and is now Iceland in one part and Quality Foods (an Asian supermarket) in the other.

Perfect stop to find all your favorite British snacks and treats at an affordable price! I had to…read moretry Jaffa cakes, Flake, and the Cadbury chocolate of London. I heard it was better than the Cadbury chocolate produced in the states and I completely agree! I appreciate that this location has convenient hours (6am-12am).

"In London, everyone is different, and that means anyone can fit in." - Paddington Bear…read more When wanderlusting across Europe it's nice to know where the grocery stores are... I mean not all can Euro shake and always indulge in Michelin restaurants, right? In London, Tesco Metro, was my go-to for snacks, drinks, etcetera. Tesco Metro located all over London, and dates to 1919. The one on Dean St. was my stop while I stayed just up the road in Soho. In the end, the best part is that you're paying peasant prices and not inflated tourist prices. I mean the Medieval days of overpriced apples died with King Henry VIII, so it's safe to say you're getting your pence-worth at Tesco Metro! I loved the British shortbread fingers! Ta!

Absolute waste of space my delivery slot was 9-10 delivering at 6pm ovcorse um not home that's why…read moremy slot is 9 not 6 now these scum have councild my order n my money comes bk in 5 days now I can't feed my children!!!! Trust me goes boycott these scum

Ok. I'm gonna say it. I don't care what anyone says size. does. matter. And this is the Mac Daddy…read moreof all the Tescos I've ever seen in all my 22 years. So excited was I that a woman was laughing at me whilst going up in the lift. Pharmacy, hair salon, butchers, bakers, candlestick makers...ok that last one was made up but still. Even better was their entire aisle (yes, a WHOLE AISLE) for 'free from' food which forced me to accept the fact that I'm a gimmicky salespersons wet dream as I walked out with a box of Gorrilla Crunch cereal just because it had a gorrilla on the front....the fact that about half the money per box goes to the rainforest was something of an after thought. I'm 22 damn it! 22!!

I've now visited -another- Sainsbury's in the Reading Town Center area. I'm surprised by the…read morequantity of supermarkets located in Reading, but they're all pretty busy, so there is clearly enough business to support them all. As is the expected case with an urban location, the aisles are a little narrow. The store itself is deceptively large as it only has a single-wide storefront, but it goes back quite a way. The produce section is good and there is a large series of coolers with prepared meals that only need unpackaging and heating to be ready. The booze aisle had more spirits than lagers and ales. Uh, I didn't really shop much more than that. The queue ('line' in American) for the tills ('registers') was long but it was orderly and well managed, even if it did extend into the shopping area. Once I made it to the check-out clerk, she was efficient and friendly. Sainsbury's has a frequent shopper program - you get bonus points if you bring or recycle bags, as I did. My Asda bag (a competitor) received no second glances.

I love sainsburys and this store is no different. it is very…read morelarge for a town centre supermarket store - this being achieved by having a long L-shaped building layout. It's main advantage over the competitors is locality and therefore convenience. There are many bus routes that stop outside it also. I've noticed that many of the employees are people with learning difficulties or special needs and i think it is great that they are given equal opportunities at this store. My only gripe about this shop is that there is no rotisserie. It is just not big enough for this i suppose.

As a matter of safety i feel that i should mention the fact that zebra crossings paint work has…read morealmost disappeared,especially at the entrance to the supermarket. good luck . vince

It's a fair enough Tesco. Sometimes just be mindful of the export days on specials as 3 for £10,…read morecould have a one day expiration on. The fruit can be touch and go with items like strawberries and the like. Never have lilies in stock that annoys me! Can always get a packing space. Staff are polite

Mid quality food with low quality staff…read more NOT A FAN As visitors to the UK we did not have Tesco cards and the man who checked us out was unhelpful to the point of being rude. The worker refused to honour the posted discount prices. The "fresh" bread we purchased was strangely gummy and tasted sour. The store in general was untidy and cluttered.

Located conveniently opposite the South Quay DLR station…read more Best to visit in the late evening when the store has had a chance to restock. Their range of prepared veggies and meats is respectable, though like other Tesco Expresses pushes primarily frozen foods. I particularly like their on-going hamburger specials - four fatty patties at GBP 2.00 is a bargain. Keep a look out for beer and wine specials.

During my stay in London this was my go to spot for anything that I might have needed. I honestly…read morestopped here every single night to pick up a snack. It was really close to where I was staying which made it very convenient. The store is set up for convenience. Having items that are a quick grab at the front of the store was great. If I missed a meal or needed to grab a snack, I walked into here after getting off the tube and before I was going to my room. I enjoyed the selection they had and found amusement in the American section. I also like the self check outs, making it easier to get out of here once I made my selections.

I made an online purchase, to be delivered on Sunday. It was never delivered, I called customer…read moreservice, they apologized, they refunded the shipping costs and told me that between 3 and 5 days they would refund the amount to my current account. In my Clubacard app it appeared as delivered. On Friday, and because they didn't refund my money, I wrote to the customer service WhatsApp, and they texted me that in the deposit they forgot to make the refund, I complained because 5 days had already passed, and they told me that they would make the refund this same day. The day after, without a refund, I wrote again, and they tell me that I have to wait 3 to 5 more days. What rubbish company is this?. this is a robbery, no other supermarket charges you for a purchase until you receive it, and Tesco does it, bill you for the purchase, or keeps your money unless you claim it.