Well stocked, open long hours and friendly service , what more could you want from a convenience…read morestore? Wide range of goods, including fresh foods and beers, wines and spirits. Cashback service is handy, you can pay bills here too and the shop is open 7 days a week until 11pm (10pm on Sundays). There is also lots of easy parking available outside.

Great little shop with everything you need from a convenience store. Daily deliveries means…read moreeverything's fresh - bread, milk, cakes, cheese, refrigerated snacks and fruit juice. Fresh fruit is also on sale. The store also provides The Lottery and Scratchcards, PayPoint, Phone top-ups, Cigarettes and alcohol (sales of alcohol are restricted to over 21's on Fri and Sat) Good range of household items, toiletries and pet care. Opening early and closing late.

Excellent convenience store with friendly staff. Near Marina waterfront and restaurantread more

Why is this store never open when you need it.? If i need an…read moreelectric top up with payzone shouldn't this store be open at the advertised times.? When you maybe lucky enough to find the place open look out for the rip off prices. A £3.99 bottle of wine could cost £5.99. And if you want a newspaper make sure you get there early enough to buy one of their limited edition copies and don't even bother to look for a magazine as sold in most good newsagents. All in all a badly managed establishment aimed to rip off the punter.

Bastarding Tesco. Look at it. Sat there all smug with itself like it's the big I Am. Who does it…read morethink it is? It's the kind of overtly and comically monopolistic corporation you get in a sci-fi dystopia, except it's real. Stories of Tesco's ruthless campaign to eradicate every other business from the acreage of Britain can be found in local newspapers all across the nation. That comes as a given of course because to Tesco, everything is local. They've saturated every postcode in the country. However, the really infuriating thing about this particular branch, and what I assume is the crux of the whole problem, is that it's just so damn convenient. With its automatic check-outs and selection of handy goods, it's perfect for breezing in and out of but you'll hate yourself afterwards. People can whine on about how stinkingly evil the business is but so long as the remaining millions are flocking through the aisles, they're basically trying to shout down a hurricane. They should know by now the slogan 'Every Little Helps' doesn't apply to those who avoid Tesco.

This is an excellent and very convenient branch of Tesco. It is situated on Smithdown Road, about…read morehalf way between the large nearby Asda and Tesco stores, which is why it's excellent. It means if you just have a few bits to pick up you don't have to trek miles round a superstore just for those few bits. Even more conveniently, you don't even have to converse with the staff due to the self service checkouts. You can get your shopping, serve yourself and be away in no time at all. Another convenient thing, the store is open 6am-11pm 7 days a week so when the other stores close on Sunday around tea time, this Tesco Express stays open till late evening.

Decent prices and offers, always good customer service with a smile :)read more

A good sized co op shop, stocks a good range of food and house hold neccessities though it's a bit…read morepricey to get too much of your shopping from here.

Fairfield News and Booze is a pleasant little establishment which actually provides some good value…read morefor your hard earned cash. I ventured inside in search of some sort of sweets to quell my appetite and ended up leaving with groceries and alcohol meaning that this place must be doing something right. The store itself is well organised and has plenty to offer in the way of value and quality which to be perfectly honest is not something I expected to find when looking in from the outside. The staff were friendly and in general my experience here turned out to be a surprisingly enjoyable one.

I didn't find this place quite as thrilling as Liam did, but maybe that's because I wasn't hungry…read morewhen I went in. I just needed a birthday card and a cold drink. They do offer a fair variety of grocery items such as tinned food, and indeed do seem to sell more than the average little shop of this sort. But I wouldn't say it was terribly amazing stuff. I didn't find a card I liked ...

Classy and casual high quality nibbles and wine. Thoroughly recommend as excellent helpful and…read moreknowledgeable staff

Many is the time when this convenience store has saved a boring night, open after almost everything…read moreelse within walking distance is shut. If you want a Cornetto after the Cross House closes, here's where you need to come. If you need some emergency beers on the way to a mate's house after Oddbins, Waitrose and Iceland have shut, here's where you need to come. If someone suggests a late night BBQ, here's where you come to get the disposable grills, meat and bread. It also gets an honourable mention for having its own car parking (invaluable if you're on your way somewhere else after you pop in) a decent selection of magazines and magazines and for competing on staples like bread, milk and bacon (does bacon count as a staple? It should) with the big supermarkets. Bravo One Stop.