I wouldn't say it was the best ASDA supermarket I've been to They have the basics what you need and…read moreat fairly good prices but lately the service seems to have gone down hill! Here is one example of a visit where I was less than impressed due to a few problems On entering the ASDA car park from the entrance I saw about 6 trolleys laying on their side where people just leave them there. Usually they are cleared away regularly throughout the day. On getting to the store front there were very few trolleys left in the park, and no smaller trolleys. I walk into the store and there are no baskets. Usually there is somebody greeting you to give you a basket but there is nobody. Therefore, I have to go to the checkouts and try and get one, about 15 other people are trying to do this and it's chaos. Which now brings me on to the checkouts They were packed. There weren't too many open and each checkout had about 8 people waiting. Thus meaning it took about 5 minutes for somebody to come over and fix the weight problem because the bags were not set up properly. I love the Asda range of goods but this store is so lacking in the range and also the clientelle leaves a lot to be desired ..............

Always the first petrol station to lower its petrol prices and the last to raise them…read more Always cheaper than Tesco petrol station. Asda . Saving you money everyday :D

Excellent supermarket. Great range of goods, branded and own brand. Some specialist cooking…read moreingredients are lacking but their fresh produce more than makes up for it. Morrissons sell the best freshly prepared food around with baked sweet and savoury pies & pasties, rotissarie chickens, deli and their freshly baked farmhouse and specialty breads are the best around. Miles better than bland & tasteless Tesco.

From the owner: Take a trip to your local Morrisons for everything from your weekly food shop, to clothing,…read morehomeware, electricals and more. Head to Market Street to enjoy fresh, locally sourced produce. You can use our store locator to find a store near you or shop online and have your groceries delivered straight to your door. Our handy click and collect service means you can shop online as normal, choose a location and collection slot to suit you, and pick it up.

What is the point in shopping at your store as we no longer get our £5 for shopping with you and…read morebecause I am an OAP I have a basic phone so I can not get an APP what ever that is, so I thing the answer is go back to TESCO where I get points and money vouchers, I have shopped with you for years but it looks like this has come to an end, VERY UNHAPPY CUSTOMER

I'm not so sure that the person below is actually from the area, or has even been to the store in…read morequestion, as a couple of their observations are flawed - "Morrisions is on the slight outskirts of the main town center on a busy roundabout. This means that the place where it is situated is quite a bad place to walk to as it is on a very busy roundabout and would take quite a lot of nerve to do so." Yes, it is on a busy roundabout, arguably the biggest in Haverfordwest. And yes I agree that it takes a lot of nerve to walk across the remarkably busy road to get there and is quite dangerous. Therefore I recommend taking the "subway" which is a little, well-lit walkway located in the furthest corner of the carpark (opposite corner to the other stores located on the site, Halfords and Currys) which runs underneath the roundabout and main road, and leads you quite safely to and from the town center, no car-dodging required. "The shop is open twenty four hours a day and seems to be fully stocked most of the time." No, it's not. It closes at either 8pm or 9pm Monday to Saturday (not 10pm on Saturday, like Tesco's) depending on the day. I'm not chasing opening times for you round the internet, dear reader, you can do that yourself :p The opening hours are true as of this date from 2 very reliable sources: My brother who works there, and my Mother who goes down there pretty much every night without fail at either 7.30pm or 8.30pm to buy obscene amounts of 9 pence reduced end of day chicken :P Apart from that, everything else rings true :p

Such a well stocked and easy to use convenience store, ample free parking out side , with very…read morefriendly staff and good prices . if you have run out of anything including wine, lotto, check them out !

This is a typical small local shop it has sweets, drinks, magazines, frozen food, essential…read moregrocerys and lottery it also has a pay point where you can buy electricity and gas. It is a really good shop.

The first thing I want to make clear is that this is not a review of the staff. They are…read morefantastic. Always friendly and helpful, they are great. I wanted to make that clear, so some manager doesn't place any blame on them. The real reason this shop gets a 1 star is that I am sick and tired of the place. I've lived in the town for 30+ years. Sainsbury's is the only big store in town. I cannot drive, and because the other Food stores in town are small, I do 90% of my shop there. I am SICK of the lack of choice available. They only have the most basic foods available. The whole selection of Japanese, Chinese and Indian foodstuffs (beyond the vast selection of overpriced microwaved meals) and fit on one small shelf section. Only very basic fruit and veg. Basic meat. Basic everything. It feels like a store that's stuck in the 1950s. There's more of a selection of meat paste than of chillies or peppers. No joke, the local Londis (which is TINY) has more verity. And I wouldn't mind so much if the prices were good, but they're not. During a Cost of Living Crisis, you'd think they'd start stocking more Basics products, but they's mostly stocked the shelves with their "taste the difference" stuff that is usually a good 75% more expensive. For a brief moment, I thought that things were about to change. They started stocking a wider verity of products the other week, and it was a joy. Well, I guess that was a mistake, because only 3 days later, it was all gone. Maybe someone in charge would twig to the fact that because it all sold out in less than 2 days, they should order more. But no, because all the shelf labels are gone, and in their place are the same old things that I've gotten sick of. All of this, in a shop that feels so gloomy. The shop is fitted with a speaker system. I know this because of the occasional Ad they play at full blast, and because they do play music during Christmas. But the rest of the time, it is silent. It gives off the feeling that the management see their customers as nothing more than walking wallets. I am Sick and Tired of it. If you are coming to Tenby on holiday, might I suggest skipping Sainsbury's, and shop in Pembroke Dock? It is only 20 mins by car and you have a choice between Tesco Extra, Aldi, Lidl and Asda. If you are in town and need small stuff, there's a Tesco Express, the aforementioned Londis, a well stocked Post Office, and a Co-op. Just what ever you do, don't go to Sainsbury's.

This is the largest supermarket in Tenby and I'm only reviewing it because it is useful to know…read morewhere it is. It isn't the easiest place to find and if you are staying near North beach you might never know it was there. It has all the essentials and if you are self catering it is worth finding. It has a car park though I can't say I've ever used it so I don't know how easy it is to get to during the summer season when Tenby is packed with visitors. We've always walked in and out of Tenby or used the Park and Ride.

For me and many people that I speak to this supermarket epitomises all that is sad and wrong about…read moreMilford Haven. The service is appalling, many staff are surly and ignorant and the store feels dirty and un cared for. the store and its perimeter is always crowded with the ubiquitous teenage mums brigade presumably using it as a meeting place but you have to fight your way through them and their buggies to enter the store and this gives a really cheap impression to the area. I will not use this store unless I absolutely have to I prefer to drive 10 miles up the road to supermarkets which are better run and have a much more stable clientele. the range of goods is very limited but perhaps this is only to be expected since the store itself is not very big. tesco need to get their act together in this store and try and attract a better range of customers.

While there are some very helpful members of staff, many are rude, and ignore waiting customers. I…read moreagree it is the worst Tesco I have been to and I travel a lot

Typical Tesco,always busy, have too look for a parking space. Always visit when in the area. You…read morecan pick up Welsh Tourist products from this store.

The Tesco store is in a central part of Haverfordwest, however it still has enough land for a large…read morecar park with mother and toddler and disabled parking spaces close to the front door. On entering the shop you are greeted with a huge superstore that is on two levels. The ground floor has all the normal food items, a large book section, as well as options and a pharmacy. Upstairs has a home and electronic section as well as the now well know Tesco clothing range. There is also a small cafe. To get upstairs you have to go on an escalator that is more like a graduated conveyor belt, this allows your trolleys and disabled access up to these floors. The shop is generally well stocked and the staff are happy to help with queries. However I would avoid going on a Friday night as it gets very busy and the ques are long.

This Tesco store is quite out the way but it is ideal if you have a car and I think they do a free…read morebus to it. The store has lots of parking outside and has an atm machine for if you need to get money out. The shop itself is quite large and caters for disabled people as well as it has a mobile trolley that you can sit on and use. When you go in the shop on the right is a little kiosk where you can buy your lottery tickets and tobacco from etc. The rest of the shop is well laid out and it is easy to find what you're looking for. An ideal supermarket to do your grocery shopping in as it's cheap and has a good variety of groceries.