What is there to say, Aldi stores throughout the country usually have the exact same layout, this…read moreone doesn't differ from this. The prices again are generally good, however the quality of products may vary. On occasion they do have some absolutely amazing products on sale, these can be few and far between though. Finally it must be noted that the tills (or checkouts) are the most frustrating in the world, firstly there's usually only ever one open so you spending most of your time in the store standing in the most depressing line in the world as you wait to pay for your 1 item. Secondly, when you have finally managed to reach front of the queue, the staff usually make a habit of opening a till right next to you (making your whole ordeal pointless) while the person serving you throws you items halfway towards the door. what joy.

Bastarding Tesco. Look at it. Sat there all smug with itself like it's the big I Am. Who does it…read morethink it is? It's the kind of overtly and comically monopolistic corporation you get in a sci-fi dystopia, except it's real. Stories of Tesco's ruthless campaign to eradicate every other business from the acreage of Britain can be found in local newspapers all across the nation. That comes as a given of course because to Tesco, everything is local. They've saturated every postcode in the country. However, the really infuriating thing about this particular branch, and what I assume is the crux of the whole problem, is that it's just so damn convenient. With its automatic check-outs and selection of handy goods, it's perfect for breezing in and out of but you'll hate yourself afterwards. People can whine on about how stinkingly evil the business is but so long as the remaining millions are flocking through the aisles, they're basically trying to shout down a hurricane. They should know by now the slogan 'Every Little Helps' doesn't apply to those who avoid Tesco.

This is an excellent and very convenient branch of Tesco. It is situated on Smithdown Road, about…read morehalf way between the large nearby Asda and Tesco stores, which is why it's excellent. It means if you just have a few bits to pick up you don't have to trek miles round a superstore just for those few bits. Even more conveniently, you don't even have to converse with the staff due to the self service checkouts. You can get your shopping, serve yourself and be away in no time at all. Another convenient thing, the store is open 6am-11pm 7 days a week so when the other stores close on Sunday around tea time, this Tesco Express stays open till late evening.

During my time in the UK, I knew absolutely nothing about where to shop. That changed quickly when…read morethe homie Shay M. was hooking it up with the hints on where to go for some of the good stuff you can only find out here! Enter... ASDA!! It's a grocery store, but this particular location has 2 stores under 1 roof. The Home Bargains store houses "hardline" items as well as a few food and drinks options. It's here at this location that I was able to find and snag the well-known English cookies (or "biscuits" as they're locally called) which are branded as "Digestives." I do believe these can be found in San Diego's Shakespeare restaurant and store, but they're probably limited on flavors and guaranteed to cost more. While here, I found some of the hot sauces Shay told me about. I have a friend who loves hot sauce, so I'll be gifting that to her along with other yummies. The Cadbury chocolate tub was also here, and on sale. 2 tubs for £9!! That's an unbeatable price! There's a small selection of fruits and veggies and also fresh flower bouquets. I love the prices at these grocery stores. If I lived here, I wouldn't worry too much about sales, but the ones they do have make the prices even more amazing! Gotta love it here at ASDA! Get your shop on and save a grip of money doing it! ;)

Smithdown Road ASDA, or officially Sefton Park ASDA. Everything you expect in a large supermarket…read more This branch has an extra 'string to their bow'....... the staff. Last Saturday, I approached 3 different members of staff with different enquiries I needed resolving. I can only say they went above and beyond what I expected and remedied all my requirements . Many thanks to you all. I had earlier visited the instore Opticians, my original reason for attending the store and was served by a young lady, Kia. She was obviously well informed and trained. A credit to all trainers and recruiters at the store. I have never thought this before but I left feeling as if I was a truly valued customer, due to Kia and her 3 colleagues. I can only recommend visiting this store as it makes shopping a pleasant experience and not the usual chore. I hope the store general manager and department head take note of this review.

A Big Thank you to Kolon @ the Allerton store friendly & happy guy with a big he picked up my…read morevery Heavy trolley & put it in my car 4 me..Great service from Kolon..Thank you Yvonne Smith yvonnesmith.0456@gmail.com

This Tesco was built on the old 'Quarry Bank School' site in the late 1980's, if my memory is…read moreright. It started off being open 6 days a week - then added the Sunday. It is now a 24 hour store. In the Summer of 2008 it extended onto the University playing fields, with many protests from local people. It offers a Clothing Department, Garage, Tesco Direct, Pharmacy and an instore bakery. There are also lots of toys on offer. The car park is huge and there are plenty of Car Parking facilities for disabled people.

Excellent store. Sells allsorts! Food, drink, fresh fruit & veg, plants, special offers -…read morehomewares, personal, children's. Good size car park. Close to Main Routes.

This shop is a godsend in such times of economic crises. Going to lidl is not as relaxing as goind…read moreto one of the larger supermarkets, but lets face it who has the time to appreciate the big ones every week. That sait the shop is not that small. The food is always of good quality and at an excellent price. The fruit and veg if ofter further reduced. I have filled a trolly for under £30!!! This store also get lots of special offers. Think you can check these out on their website. They include toys, clothes, household items - I even saw a full size drum kit a couple of weeks a go. Would also really reccomend trying the wine! Good parking too.

This is quite a nice local Tesco, and it always has a good supply of food even though it is very…read moresmall. They also have a good range of foods - unlike the store on Aigburth Road. I think the bank machine inside the shop is another good thing they have for customers.

I received excellent service - helpful and patient - from JAMES in the Tesco Mobile section. The…read moreyoung man (South Asian?) in the pharmacy was similarly good, but unfortunately I didn't note his name. This was at about 11 am on Thursday 19 June 2025

Behold, the most dominant supermarket in the world. Several years ago I lived in a small village in…read moreThailand, about 40 minutes from Bangkok, with a huge Tesco at the end of their road! They're everywhere. Come to Heswall and you have the choice of three supermarkets. You have Aldi, the cheaper option with hundreds of bargains, Iceland, another cheaper option to stock up the freezer. Then you have Tesco, the biggest of the three, and the one that seems to have everything! They have all the regular stuff a large Tesco would have, but have recently adopted an in store mobile phone shop and their Costa coffee shop has been replaced with a cheaper, family orientated coffee shop. This coffee shop still sells Costa branded coffee but offers cheaper alternatives and good honest full breakfasts and sandwiches. This supermarket has the best parking out of all three, and has great location for bus routes back to Liverpool and Birkenhead, and it's popular with old dears so don't expect to be able to walk faster than 0.5 MPH.

I like Co-op stores. They are always in convenient locations, have competitive prices and good…read moreoffers and are open when you need them to be open. I only went into the Denbigh store to buy a snack and drink for my daughter and we got a bag of apple slices and grapes plus a big bottle of water for exactly a quid. You can't go wrong with that.

Situated on the High Street in Denbigh this popular shop has been at the centre of the grocery…read moretrade for decades. It has been newly renovated making this shop a pleasant experience. The store is light and airy and well stocked. Most shopping needs can be catered for in this shop. Fair Trade products can also be found here, a good range of goods. The store even provides photcopying facilities.The staff are local friendly and very helpful. A favourite amonst shoppers although parking can sometimes be a problem near here. They also carry a good range of newspapers and magazines