The traditional Polish food store in Kensington is a place I enjoy visiting as part of an…read morealternative shop and it provides something of a novelty on the whole. The people here are always pleasant despite the fact that I am not Polish and they manage to make you feel a very valued and welcomed customer which reflects really well on the establishment as a whole. The value here is excellent and things are often for sale at cut prices meaning that you can save a large amount on your weekly shop by picking up a few items here. On the whole the store itself is well run and well kept and I get the impression that a large amount of professionalism goes into the running of this store. A very pleasant place to do a bit of your weekly shop.

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.

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.

Teeny little Tesco, but with its own handy car park to the rear (although can get mightily clogged…read moreup on Friday Market Day) and there is often some tortuous manoeuvering that goes on there). Handy for most requirements, although the discount range is missing from this branch, so you have usually to buy brand names or own brand, at price.

For such a small Tesco it has managed to fit in most sections of a larger store although with a…read moremuch smaller range. You are able to get pretty much everything from cat/dog/hamster food to fresh meats and even toiletries. However it definitely has left out cheaper options so you end up paying more for the convenience. It has a small car park which can be quite tricky if it's busy.

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.

A pretty modern, new Tesco Express store on Parker Street, opposite the former Tesco Metro store,…read morewhile this location is smaller, I do prefer this location as it looks better and obviously it is supported by the nearby Tesco Superstore anyway. While the coffee machine seems to be regularly out of action, they do have a decent range of to-go food and drinks, if you are looking for coffee you have options just a stone's throw away as there is Costa and one of the half a dozen branches of Dunkin' in the UK nearby. The staff did seem friendly enough. Not a bad store to visit if you're in a rush but the selection is much more limited compared to the Superstore in the One, or Express location on Lord Street which are both a short walk away. 3*

Do amazing meal deals for lunch ! And have a wide choice of foods you can pick from , the price is…read more£3.50 witch is excellent for what you get

It's Marks & Spencer's! This is predominantly a food store and has some nice treats however not the…read morebest for everyday food as overpriced.

Excellent convenience store with friendly staff. Near Marina waterfront and restaurantread more

Why is this store never open when you need it.? If i need an…read moreelectric top up with payzone shouldn't this store be open at the advertised times.? When you maybe lucky enough to find the place open look out for the rip off prices. A £3.99 bottle of wine could cost £5.99. And if you want a newspaper make sure you get there early enough to buy one of their limited edition copies and don't even bother to look for a magazine as sold in most good newsagents. All in all a badly managed establishment aimed to rip off the punter.