This is a small supermarket. It has a range of unusual products which make it worth popping in from…read moretime to time. It has all the everyday essentials. It is very handy if you just need a couple of items. I do think it is more expensive than some of the larger stores but this is to be expected. The staff are always helpful and cheerful.

Love going here for my weekly shop. It is clean and as a woman from America, i enjoy the different…read morethings there .

I often use this Tesco express when I run out of milk or bread or other essentials. It is the…read morenearest store for me as Irthlingborough is quite limited for shops. It stocks all the essentials and has a good range for a small store, but obviously the range is limited. For example, you can't get the low fat versions of things like you can in the bigger stores. They sell some fruit and veg, some fridge items and have a small freezer section too as well as the usual tinned and packaged items, toiletries and magazines. It is more expensive than the normal Tescos stores, but it is convenient for local people and the staff are good too. It is close to the car park at the end of the street which is free to park in.

A great first port of call if you're looking for something just a little bit special. They offer a…read moreselection of high quality dried goods as well as a great selection of pre prepare gourmet meals which are defiantly worth a try. I often go for they gravy which is delicious and while there its also worth getting some preserves and sauces. If you're only going to visit once definitely go at Christmas when they have a fantastic array of festive goods including some which can be wrapped and given as a hamper is required. Be prepared to pay for this kind of quality though especially some of the fresh locally sourced goods this is definitely a place for treats not the weekly shop!

I visited this place on Sat 1st Feb, Knowing the tea shop has been in this town for quite some…read moreyears and expected a half decent standard of customer appreciation. I walked in with my partner.........a girl who was serving ( fully tattooed arm on show, bright red dyed hair) looked in our direction ....looked away... . We found ourselves a seat and looked through the menu, ..for about 5 mins, during which red hair/tattoo girl continued to ignore our presence. We waited another 5 mins until my partner approached red/tattoo to discuss our order.........the girl spoke very abruptly in an Eastern European accent and suggested she would serve us when she can........delightful!. After another few minutes of being ignored my partner and I decided to leave and walked up the road about 50 yards. We came across 'Dreams Coffee Lounge'. The experience in this place was a complete contrast to Lawrence's. We were greeted upon arrival, shown to a table (the place was extremely busy too!) and treated very courteously. We will return to Dreams Coffee Lounge. We wont return to Lawrence's.

I love Tesco stores but I am becoming increasingly concerned re the purchase of ready made cakes in…read morethe bakery section. Out of date goods on the shelves, the first was a lemon drizzle cake 2 days out of date, the second was a birthday cake my daughter bought for her daughter, a working mum found the Harry Potter cake and it was only when she went to serve it and opened the box, realised it was out of date. Both these items were bought to be used on the same day as purchase. Very disappointed little girl. The first item returned received a response of 'sorry about that' as did the second. No assurance that the bakery section would be checked and staff asked to ensure stock rotation and removal of goods passed their use by dates . I worked for Tesco as a bakery supervisor a lifetime ago and we would have been in serious trouble if out of date stock was on the shelves,now it is shrugged off as normal. Very sad. Come on Tesco restore some confidence, check your shelves, remove out of date stock, customers shouldn't have to check dates of products - that's your job.

My wife & I visited Tesco's mobile phone dept last night 1/11/2018 with some queries regarding her…read morenew phone. As we aren't exactly wizards with new technology we had to rely on the young man who served us. His customer service was excellent and nothing was too much trouble for him. A credit to the organisation.

I visited the café and had the ultimate breakfast. The food was all good quality, cooked well, all…read morefresh and hot. Value for money and I can recommend this café as the best out of the 3 big supermarkets in Corby. Well done, I will be visiting again :-)

I hadn't been to Morrisons for a while and as I started working near to this branch of Morrisons I…read moredecided to pop in after work for a change and do my weekly shopping. I was pleasantly surprised at this store. It has a nice open feel to it when you walk in with the fruit and vegetables at the front displayed in a open nice spacious manner with plenty of room to get around. It looked very inviting. I found things easy to find and the prices were great too. I did have to queue a bit at the check outs as all the tills were not open, but I think it depends what time of day you visit. There is a huge car park with no problems finding a space even though the supermarket was quite busy and there is a petrol station next door. I will definitely be using this branch again as it is easy to get to without any traffic congestion and the store has a good layout and good prices.

Had lunch at the Tesco cafe. It was easy to order in the screen. Food came out hot and tasted good…read more Had the tuna toaster and chips. All very good.

This store was nice to look at on the outside. With the COVID 19 measures in place, it is a little…read moredifficult to navigate. I've been to a great many Tesco locations, most are similar to this one. The layouts vary widely between each location, beware of this. The vegetables are usually pretty bruised, if you want nicer vegetables you should search out an independent vendor. This is a 2/5 because it compares poorly with other supermarkets, but for a tesco it's not bad.

Morrisons is located on Lincoln Road in Peterborough and took over from Safeway's a few years ago…read more It is a very large store with plenty of variety. It often gets very busy, however it is fully staffed which means that queues remain fairly low. With a large carpark and located next to a big retail park, it is an excellent place to do your grocery, DIY and electrical shopping.

Morrisons on Lincoln Road Peterborough is the old Safeway. It is a good sized store with plenty of…read moreparking, cash dispenser,cafe, dry cleaners, petrol station. The trollys take a pound coin which I often find annoying as Im often out with only my credit card but at least it means that theyre not dumped in the carpark! I find myself visiting Morrisons usually after seeing an advert for something I buy on offer as they do seem to have very good offers on constantly. There is also a good selection of non foods and is worth a trip.

Situated along the main high street in st neots , Lidl is one of the cheaper supermarkets…read more Parking is beside the store. You have to have a pound to secure a trolley. It has a cash and carry feel to the shop, laid out by long aisles that you have to go down to get to all areas of the shop. There are great bargains to be had in store but you need to spend some time looking as the Lidl brands are different. The queues can be long and tedious at times, but there are good savings to be found on a weekly family shop.