This Waitrose is a wonderful supermarket. It's a little pricy, though only on certain, rather…read moreunpredictable items. They sell a great selection of produce, health products, snacks, baked goods, meats, wines, kitchen tools, applicances, and electronics. The focus is certainly on the supermarket sort of items - the cookware and electronics are a little sparse if you're looking for serious comparison shopping, but in a pinch they'll certainly do. Some of the best things: - everything is fresh - the staff are helpful and numerous - great brand selection - the great "voting" chips for charity Less good are the high prices, but honestly, it's worth it for a treat of semi high-end groceries. I highly recommend the bread, as well as the chocolate selection!

This is a large Tesco Extra store, it is located towards the rear of St Stephen's Shopping Centre…read morein Hull city centre. It's pretty much a typical Tesco Extra in terms of the look/feel of the store, which still felt familiar to a first-time visitor to this store like myself, the opening hours between 6 am and midnight appear to be in line with other Tesco Extra's store, which unfortunately seemed to ditch 24-7 opening in the post-pandemic era. Handheld scanners are available at the front of the store, where you can scan and bag items as you shop before going to the checkout to finish up. I did have difficulty unlocking scanners and had to enter my Clubcard number on multiple occasions. I much prefer the Sainsbury's and Marks and Spencer approach, of using their app on your phone to scan, rather than relying on an in-store scanner. I did find the selection of food and drink in the to-go fridge section to be quite poor, I couldn't find a standard 500 ml iced tea in the entire store, and in the end, I had to opt for a large 1.25 litre bottle. I did find it to be rather odd how the milk was divided up into two different sections, and I had to ask a staff member for help finding my preferred brand of milk, it's a big enough store and there's no reason they can't keep it all together. 3* - A nice supermarket sure, has some improvements to make, but no better or worse than the average Tesco.

Absolutely massive Tesco store, stocks just about everything you could ever need…read more The queues can get quite long at times, but there are now plenty of self service tills.

the store is fantastic but what ever you do dont eat in the cafe there, as today i was starving, so…read morewent to see what i could eat, so chose a fish pie, that was that bad i wouldnt feed to my cat if i had one.......... the roast potatoes wasn't and flowery, the carrots where tinned and very salty, and all that slop for £4 for me to leave it on the table yak yak yak

A brilliant store which like all tesco stores has all of the essentials. It is a tesco express so…read morewhilst it may not be the biggest of stores it more than makes up for it with the range of products that they stock. Unlike other express stores that have the bare essentialls and then fill the store up with confectionary this store actually has products that you can make many meals with. A great store which is much easier to shop in than a superstore when you only need half a dozen items.

Rude staff, messy store, always seem to be stocking shelves as you navigate a trolley round…read more Always full of little children running riot.

This is a very large sainsburys store which has a great variety of products. Unlike a lot of the…read moresmaller stores this has an extensive and brilliant range of clothing, and not just for women! There are clothes for all the family that are suitable for all occassions, which in my opinion is rare for a supermarkets. Yes this supermarket in general is not the absolute cheapest but it is competitively priced and you definitely get what you pay for.