Been here on many occasions, it's a good little store, usually come here quite late as they have…read morethe reductions in at that time, don't come here as often though as my partner came here not so long ago to buy himself a drink to celebrate and his passport wouldn't be taken as proof of ID and the lady was rude to him and from then I haven't been comfortable using that store, but apart from that and the fact that everything is more expensive in there it's not too bad...

A small Tesco store but with the added benefit of having Broad Street Post Office situated inside…read more This can cause a few problems though if there is a busy and long queue for the Post Office as you simply cannot get past the queue. There is a wide variety of fresh produce and the usual essentials that you need. As with all smaller Tescos, the prices are slightly inflated but then you are paying for the convenience of it being on your doorstep. It is right next to the main bus stop so no walking about with your shopping! In evaluation, a lovely, friendly little Tescos.

An interesting little shop. The people that own it are welcoming and polite. They have a very basic…read moreselection of everything but on occasion they get some good wines in - and I don't think they realise it! I recently got a lovely Corbieres for less than 4 quid - it was comparable to one that cost a tenner from one of the big supermarkets. And there seems to be a lack of chilli sauces in Chatteris but this little shop has the best selection of all, nothing out of the ordinary but at least they sell them which is worth 5 stars in my book.

Really good medium sized supermarket in the middle of Stanground. It has a great selection of food…read moreitems, instore bakery, tobaccanist, lottery etc. It has ample parking to the side and rear of the store and there are always spaces. Definitely worth shopping here if you can't get to the giant stores and the prices are fairly reasonable. Always plenty of offers to choose from and good long opening hours.

This is a local Co-op and sells everything you could need. It has a free car park behind the store…read more It is also near a bus stop and all the other shops in the little shopping area.

The Co-op is a great medium-sized store to pick up any groceries that you need. They also have an…read moreinstore Deli so you know that you are buying fresh. They stock a wide range of alcohol and also have a large freezer section. For it being a store in quite a small town, it does sell electrical appliances like washing machines and vacuum cleaners so it would save you travelling further for the bigger items. The only thing that I find that lets the store down is the service at times. It can get very busy and they can't seem to sort out that they need more staff at the weekends

A very inconvenient convenient store. this store in my opinion is Poor the variety of food is…read moresomewhat extinct, they also have a rule where they only sell alcohol to people above 21, but yet sell cigarettes to people 18 years of age. the cleanliness of the shop floor puts you off somewhat as well. how ever credit given where credit is due they do open at seven and close at eleven most nights.

On the outskirts of P'boro, just off the A1. There's a…read moremassive car park, & the store is the largest one in a well presented shopping mall. Other stores inc Game, Next, Dororthy Perkins, Boots, New Look. This branch of Tesco is so big that the checkout supervisors are supplied with roller skates.

This is a great Tesco store - at the time it was built it was promoted as the biggest in the…read morecountry. Maybe thats still the case, I'm not sure. Its the centrepiece of a very tidy shopping centre which houses names such as Next, Boots and so on, but the Tesco store itself is worth a visit on its own. Its huge - bigger than you might think, and really does contain anything you might need under the one roof - food, drink, DVDs, electrical goods, clothes and a Tesco direct counter. Also open 24 hours, and the couple of times I;ve been at 2am ish, its still been steadily busy!

Definitely my favourite supermarket in Grantham, if not a tad pricier than Asda or Morrisons. The…read morestaff are generally helpful and friendly and there's a great variety of fresh and frozen produce. The freshly baked breads are fantastic! There are generally less queues than at other Grantham supermarkets, particularly Morrisons.

When I need a Mini Lovetub (yes, need), Innocent Veg Pots, or pretty much any groceries, this is my…read morechoice of supermarket in Grantham. If you are in the town centre, it isn't as convenient as Morrisons, but when you are driving and want to avoid the centre of town, this is convenient. My only complaint... when I go shopping, I prefer to go at times when the store isn't very busy (I like to avoid supermarket rage...), but then many of the shelves are bare. However, I do love that they have an ATM (because you cannot use a non-chip and pin card in the self-checkout line) and they also have a dry cleaning service which is quick and fairly cheap. However, be careful as the floors are slick... can't tell you how many times I have come close to eating floor.

A smaller branch of Asda, but well stocked with all the essential items you'll need…read more Located in the city centre, access is tricky & the pay & display car park is a little tight to manouvre. (You get your parking fee back when you pay for your shopping in store).

Peterboroughs Asda has to be one of the smaller ones. It is located in the town at Rivergate. It…read morehas ample parking at £2 for 2 hours which you can get refunded at the till if you spend over £8 which lets face it is half a shopping basket! I find it excellent value for money on the top named brands and often do my 'staple' shop here. There is all you need really in a small space and its a 'quick' shop. It can sometimes look a bit dirty but I think its just getting old and tierd looking now. Upstairs the restaurant had a makeover not so long ago and is an excellent place to park the hubbie and children whilst you shop!