What a useful little supermarket this is! It's the only large shop in the village and is bright and…read morecheerful, although that is mainly down to the friendly staff. Although not a huge store, you can find more than just basics here; fresh fruit and veg, newspapers and magazines, a wide range of tinned and packet products, frozen foods and freshly baked bread. Even soya milk and some vegetarian sausages! There's a small but usually adequate car park to the side.

I love shopping in the co op in Cwmavon.The staff are very friendly & helpful.The layout of the…read moreshop is excellent, plus they have a wide range of the basics.I shop there regularly.They have a excellent range of bread & cakes, and special offers from time to time.It may not be a large store, but thats the way i like it.It also has a cashpoint machine outside.Its the staff that makes the co op the success it is. The ultimate shopping experience.

This is probably the best Tesco ever…read more If you thought the Tesco on Western Avenue was big, you should see this one. I think the actual food section is really only slightly bigger, but the clothing section upstairs is huge. If you like Tesco clothes, this is the best Tesco to visit. The Western Ave Tesco is having a bit of a makeover, and their clothes area certainly looks pretty fancy now, but they only occupy a small space. The clothes at Culverhouse Cross covers almost half of the second floor, and its nicely spread out so you can actually see the clothes on the hangers, rather than having to filter threw the rails for what's hidden at the back. This is also the best Tesco to go to for bargains. In the home section, you can pick up end of the line cups and plates for as little as 10p, and many other items are super cheap while you wont find them in other Tesco stores. I got all the things I needed for my new flat here for less than £1 for each item. I have never been so excited about Tesco as I was walking around this store.

The biggest Tesco I've ever been in, this one's even bigger than the newly-opened one in North…read moreBristol. The Bristol one used to be my local, so what's confusing about this one is that all the aisles are exactly the same- except it's left-to-right flipped. It's surprisingly confusing, especially if like me you tend to go into some kind of consumerist trance when you're supermarket shopping. I like Tesco supermarkets, particularly this one. Yes they're not the cheapest for everything but overall their prices work out very reasonably. They have a good range of stock on most food stuffs, they put the effort in in their larger supermarkets to stock more imported and exotic brands, and they sell decent ranges of things like electrical and clothing goods. Some of the electricals in particular are priced even cheaper than you'd find them online, which is a pleasant surprise. The cafe is useful as well. It sells plain but very cheap meals with no frills. I tend to eat here before doing the shopping rounds, because if I go round a supermarket while hungry, I buy far too much food. Decent parking, straightforward service, no problems.

A small but quite good indoor market with plenty of stalls of all kinds. Particularly good for…read moregreetings cards but also for wooden furniture and household supplies. There is a little cafe as well which is quite basic but pleasant. The toilets cost 20p to use but are well looked after and clean. There is a disabled toilet (radar key) as well, although the attendant can open the door if you don't have a key.

A large indoor market with loads of stalls including fish, cards, electrical appliances, telescopes…read morefruit and veg and flowers A big part of the market sells welsh item books, games, cds etc The nicest cafe is in here as well I think its called Pats Pantry it is at the end near the new multi storey car park it is only small but the food is home made with a huge breakfast served all day

This is a huge supermarket located in Trostre Llanelli. The store has undergone various…read moreimprovements and expansions over the last few years and is now a massice store, probably a bit too big for me. It always seems a struggle whenever you visit to cope simply with the volume of people struggling to get around the store shopping. That said the store seems to sell a fantastic range or products with a pharmacy, a photo store and electronics counter. It has a fish counter and bakery and also a hot chicken counter too. The store is so big I wonder if you could see everything whilst walking around and I tend to miss essentials walking around.

Tesco Llanelli is situated on the edge of Parc Trostre and boasts plenty of free parking. The store…read moreis open 24 hours and also has a petrol station. They have a chemist, cafe and all the other usual facilities the larger Tesco stores come with. The store itself is huge and has a massive range of products. You can buy everything from ink for your printer to Polish foods. Their online service is also excellent and you can usually get a delivery slot for the very next day. Products come with good shelf life too.

I like the store very much and it's staff are always very polite and helpful.it's also got a wide…read moreselection of sandwiches and also wraps as well.they also sell newspapers and magazines as well.and a lot of sweets and chocolate.and they also sell alcohol as well.

The One Stop' is a convenience store situated on the Esplanade in Porthcawl underneath the bottle…read morebank appartments. The store is reasonably big, and offers the usual corner shop selection of magazines, booze, sweets and snacks. They also have a better selection of fruit and veg and ready meals then most corner shops. There is a machine where you can buy coffee (although you can get a far better takeaway coffee on the other side of the road) and some freshly baked goods. One stop is a Tesco brand, and personaly I would much prefer it if this was a Tesco metro/ extra. They don't stock any Tesco brands in store, as the one stop brand helps people to forget that Tesco is attempting World Domination! Service, staff and stock are fine - and it's handy if you can get a space outside. All in all nothing special though. There is a cashpoint outside which is handy.

This is a big and shiny (though no longer quite so new) Morrison's in the centre of the new…read moreharbourside development in Barry. Although it's surrounded by new housing, it's actually pretty central, and only a 10 minute walk from the centre of town. It's also served by several of Barry's local buses. Although a lot of people are disparaging about Morrison's, I quite like this store: it's clean, bright, and well-stocked, and with wide aisles. The quality of fruit and veg is fine (not quite up to Waitrose standards, but then you're paying less) and it's large enough to cope with the most demanding weekly shop. There's an in-store bakery, cake shop, butcher, fish counter and delicatessen, as well as a fresh salad and fresh pizza counter. The large cafe at one end of the store is fine, if you need some sustenance before or after your shop, and it seems popular with pensioners and the odd family doing just that. There's a very large car park, and a petrol station with very competitive prices and reasonable opening hours (NB it doesn't open until 7am, so if you have an early start, fill up the night before). Other facilities include a cashpoint, customer toilets and recycling centre.

Easy to get to, competative prices and helpful staff…read more The cafe isnt cracked up to much but the salad bar in the store is nice. Morrisons is great at trying to get that 'market feel' with a bakery, deli counter, fish counter and butchers. The petrol station can be a pain - the layout is terrible and if it's busy it's hard to get out of the car park. They have just re-furbished this and i havent seen if they've actually changed the layout - i hope so though!

Tesco Express Creigiau has far more than you would imagine…read more The shelfs are always stocked with a large variant of items, from fresh veg and flowers, to cake making ingredients and even vegetarian quorn. The store has two self checkout tills which makes for a very speedy shopping trip.

This is a small friendly supermarket in a village outside Cardiff. It is well used by the locals as…read morebus services are infrequent and not everyone has their own car. By the time you add on the cost of petrol to get to a larger supermarket, it is worth paying the slightly higher prices in this store. The staff are all locals and most have been there since the store opened. Tesco's obviously made a commercial decision to open in this village, but it is one that is much appreciated by those living here. It has free parking for about a dozen cars, but that is sufficient as many of their customers are pedestrians. The village post office is also located inside the store.

It's so handy this branch. I was catching a train the other day from here (not the shop but from…read morethe platform) and with only 5 minutes to spare and my 7 month old son in my arms I just had enough time to rush in and grab something as long a the queue wasn't too big. There was a bt of a queue but the staff got through it in no time and before you know it I was on my train munching my triple decker sandwich and cheddar cheese and fancy onion crisps. Ok there are cheaper sandwich shops but they simply not as nice.

Oh, I was so incredibly happy when this place opened. And I still am. M&S Simply Food is enough…read morehappiness for a lifetime. Marks & Sparks stock only their own brand of food and drink. This could be a bad thing in terms of choice, but it's not. There's too much choice in the M&S range as it is already. I spend ages every time just staring at the selections of sandwiches and salads. Then another age choosing juice. This store is in an incredibly handy location for anyone who commutes in and out of Cardiff Central, as it's right there in the station. It's also great as a place to stop into before going to Vue Cinemas; here you can get healthy and yummy snacks instead of salty cardboard hot dogs. In short; the food here is fantastic, if not cheap. Great for a healthy snack or treat, not so great for stocking up on basic before you head home (although, maybe if you're on a better wage then me, you'd be alright).