This shop changed management a couple of years ago and is now more of a general store. They have a…read moregood range of fresh fruit and veg, frozen foods, general groceries and sweets etc. Also have a large range of wine, of course prices are not equal to the supermarket, but the special offers are very good value, and some products are cheaper than larger stores. Marked down slightly for limited range of quality bakery goods, also sometimes not keeping up with date expiries on long life products. Accepts cards and has a cash machine, lottery machines etc Staff very keen to please

Sainsbury's at Castle Marina continues to be a busy supermarket almost in spite of itself, mainly…read moredue its advantageous location. Parking is free, but space is tight and it always astonishes me that there aren't more accidents. Sainsbury's reputation for being pricier than the other main supermarket chains is entirely justified as far as I am concerned a weekly shop here always costs me more than it does when I visit Tesco or Asda. Unfortunately, the location is very convenient for me (see above!) The store layout is good and things are rarely moved around, which is a definite plus. The token non-food sections (clothes, toys, books, stationery, audiovisual etc.) are not particularly impressive and personally I'd rather see the space given over to a wider selection of food. Sainsburys. Reassuringly predictable.

My undoubted favourite supermarket. I always enjoy shopping here. The store is clean and very well…read morelit- so many supermarkets these days seem half lit and dingy. The choice and quality of groceries is always good. I like the way I need to walk along the canal tow path to access the store from the city centre. I don't find it to be significantly more expensive than Tesco or Asda. If there's any difference on the price of a weeks shop at all it's only coppers.

Reasonably sized-supermarket that has clearly been around for a number of years. Compared to some…read moreother UK supermarkets I've visited, this one is more focused on non-prepared foods and has a limited selection of non-food items. At lunch time on a weekday, very busy with all tills ("registers" in American) having a queue ("line") of four or five patrons. The self-checkout had an interesting coin-acceptor that I've not seen before. Very tight parking lot. There is a petrol ("gas") station.

Big store lota of choice and value but the islea are really small and its badly laid out, if theres…read moreany staff putting stock out its bedlam. its always busy, but the cafe is good value for money and good service you have to wait whilst its being cooked but atleast you know it is fresh. there always seems alot of till staff on but ive stil always had to que. its a really busy store so the carparking can be hard but the staff are freindly and helpfull.

There are some good deals,but I was surprised their diced chicken breast is imported from China!I…read morewon't buy again,as I don't trust their regulations,I don't know what are they fed with. Went in the food caddy...I'll check the country of provenance next time.

Farmfoods is located near the Market Hall in Derby, away from the Westfields Centre & more towards…read morethe Cathedral Quarter. The major disadvantage of the store is its size as its very small! However, I only go in there for odd things so its not too much of an issue. Food is much cheaper than most places, however, like most shops, you really have to watch out for products that aren't 'loss leaders'. I've never really had a chance to test customer service in the shop as I've always been able to find items easy. However, with long queues at the kiosk I'm guessing it is quite poor. However, you don't really expect it in a place like Farmfoods.

VERY nice store. I love most Tesco's and this is no exception. Awesome selection of everything…read morefrom fresh produce, to meats and fish, bread and baked goods, to dairy and cheese as well as a variety of home goods, papers and magazines and even phones etc. Everything here is clean and well presented, the staff friendly and the prices good. Ample parking. Also an excellent little Costa store in house, coupled with Free Internet it was a lifesaver for me at times. Finally just around the corner from BEAUTIFUL St. Peter's Bridge. Love it!!!!

Burton on Trent tesco is where I do my weekley shop. I chose Tesco over the other supermarkets as…read moreit always has what I want and need on the shelves and I never seem to spend too much money. They layout is good and there are lots of offers on products. There is a cafe in there now where you can sit and have a snack and a coffee. There is a tesco direct there, too, which is a bit like Argos. They sell books, household equipment, toys and a very small selection of clothes too. There is always somewhere to park and you don't have to pay a pound for your trolley!

What has happened to this store recently? We've always loved coming to this Tesco but of late it's…read moredropped it's standards. We visited yesterday and we couldn't get to the cafe with our pushchair because the lifts were both playing up and when we asked cafe staff they said they'd had a fire drill in the morning which had interrupted the lift service but noone had reset them. Why was this overlooked? Multiple staff were seen passing the lifts which were noisly telling customers they weren't working. I felt sorry for the wheelchair users. And then mid-Saturday on a busy afternoon there were many crates blocking aisles causing chaos and queues. I politely waited with our pushchair for 2 staff members to get by with their crates and they gave no thank you at all. The staff are becoming so rude (excluding cafe staff, they are lovely and caring). A couple of years ago you would always see a slim build younger male manager on the shop floor overseeing everything regularly checking on staff and he had a good presence in the store. We go a lot and I have no clue who the manager's are now, their presence is not felt on the shop floor. And whoever is managing F&F has made a silly decision to squash baby boys clothing at the back, multiple items to a rail like TKmax. I used to like being tempted walking up the aisle by nicely set out items on the aisle for my son and nephew but not now. I order most things from Next now. It's a jumble sale in there. Bad decision for profit when babies are big selling points for sales. Let's hope this store gets it back together soon.

This supermarket is extremely convenient to Alfreton folk and the surrounding villagers because…read morethere isn't another supermarket for about 5 miles! This tesco is average supermarket size and has all the features of an average supermarket yet even includes a pharmacy. There is a cafe upstairs which serves quite expensive, ok food. This looks over the whole shop. The staff in Alfreton Tesco are generally friendly and help quite well. The prices are standard tesco, cheap and great! On tues, weds, thurs, fri, sat this store is open 24hrs! Although it is very convenient, this store seems to be doing better than smaller shops and businesses in the area and so they have started closing down. It can be very busy most of the time and can be very hard to navigate around.

In all honesty, I believe this place is a waste of time, space and money. They are never stocked ,…read moretheir freezers are always down so there is never any frozen foods there and most people would like it for convenience if they would keep their shelves stocked instead of having to go all the way to ilkeston town just to buy your food for the night's tea. I honestly wish that belini's would take it over again so that we can have a real corner shop instead of this fiasco that we have the unfortunate pleasure of calling our local shop!

Not often well stocked and always seems to be a problem with petrol as I've often had to wait 15…read moremins in a queue to to problems with the petrol paying machine!

This Aldi, like all the others, is a store you either love or hate. People love the prices, the no…read morefrills approach to shopping and the incredible one off bargains that Aldi offers. On the other hand, if you prefer your goods to be removed from the boxes before being placed on the shelf and you don't want to queue for the one checkout that is open (except when the store is exceptionally busy, in which case there are two), then Aldi may not be for you. Even if you visit vowing never to return, you will admire the speed of the checkout operators and the price of some of the goods, so it is worth a visit (and two hours parking is free).

aldi is AN AMZING shop as me mam shops quite frequenly soo i thinks it great xoxo big up nick…read morecomptom