With Tesco you kind of know what your going to get. Has a good selection of food though, I love the…read moresnack section which has a Costa Coffee machine, Krispy Kreme and various hot and cold food. Very useful when on lunch breaks. The pharmacist is very good, she has provided me and my family some very good advice. There is a electrical and clothing sections also have a good range of products and has saved me on a few occasions (as this is a 24 hour store) when I have had to quickly get something as it had broken or I had to get something to wear and everywhere else has closed. The click and collect team can be a little grumpy at times when collecting groceries that have been ordered. The store is clean and tidy and often has some good bargains. It also has free wifi :) In the evenings you will find lots of people collecting at the back of the store near the meat counter, this is because at the end of the day you can get some really good quality meat for pennies. However be careful there are often times where people get hurt and ambulances have been called before as people go crazy fighting over the food, it can be quite funny to watch at times.

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Any one that knows me, knows that i avoid Tesco at all costs, they always seem to be full to…read morecapacity with shoppers who look like they've heard that there wont be any food available the next day and appear to be buying everything they can, along with those that treat it as a place to gather and talk for ages, totally oblivious to the fact that they are blocking the aisle. Then there are those that make you feel that they are reenacting an episode from 'Any Way is Essex' and no for the record i don't watch it, i just know! So it is with reluctance that I find myself having the need to enter into an establishment that feels the need to brainwash it customers into over purchasing goods that will inevitably end up in the bin as waste. I leave this store feeling not that i've purchased something, but like i'm escaping from a different dimension. Then having to negotiate out of the car park, as there is always a plethora of cars being driven by those lazy people who don't want to walk further than they need to, so just sit and wait for a space nearest the entrance, when there are dozens of spaces further down. My latest observation is that they seem to have adopted to driving on the right hand side as they navigate around the car park looking for that prime parking spot.

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