.... and it was a Chewsder. What must it be like after Thursder tea-time?

Morrisons Thamesmead....been ther only a couple of times but you'd be hard pressed to find a more miserable bunch of people under one roof...and thats just the customers!

My least fav is sainsburys, I use most others but that one i find to be more expensive than the rest.

The two i use most are ASDA and Tesco, although i only buy certain things from Tesco

I normally use Morrisons. IMO Netto is best for alcoholic beverages.

I only ever use Asda. I have befriended the workers and get all the good reduced stuff Also free things for my little one

Our Tesco isn't all that great although I do like Tesco as such. Our one seems to be full of freezers and ready meals and not much else

That's got to be Asda Joe, I hate, hate, hate the shop with a passion and even more since they've built a new one. And the other one I hate even more than them is Morrisson's (they made me redundant after 30 years service)

That leaves the only other shop we've got in the town that's easy enough for me to get to is Tesco

Any co-op.

Asda with out doubt, dreay and depressing and very verry dirty with out side covered in people's spat out gum, yuk!
My favorite is Sainsburys with out a doubt;  many things are a lot cheaper than dirty Asda, plus Sainsbury I use is always so lovely and clean and no horrible music that gives me a blinding headache.
hate tesco as they are way way to powerful and sell rotting fruit people have stuck their fingers in, diagusting. I do so like to vote with my feet!!

 It was terrible. Not even the greeter could make us smile. We were traumatised  by the time we met him, and that was outside.

Aww our greeter is adorable. She is called Maureen and she filches balloons for the baby

Yeah, I can imagine. I've never heard a good word said about that particular store yet. It's too far away from bus routes if you've got heavy bags seems to be the one resounding complaint at the mo. Oh, and it scares me a bit. When it's full you can feel the floor shaking under the weight

 She does what with balloons?

Just ours that's awfull then Angelica

Never mind

Aww come live up here.

The embarrassing bit was walking into the Ground Floor car-park thinking that it was the shop.

We do have M&S I suppose but who can afford to do a week's shopping there. I know I can't and I'm working

I had to look up filching. It also means to steal.

PMSL!! I nearly did that too when I went for the first time.

Sorry. I must be a commoner

I may well have to do that

Where is the M&S ? I could see a Debenhams but I don't really know the place well. Obviously I go to the Tedco centre, other than that I know the fabulous row of eating
establishments and the funfair.

It's in the main street just off the market square heading towards the river  but there again, it's only a small one. The row of eating places heading to the fair is Ocean Road

 Useful to know, I buy my tops from M&S sometimes. (but only at the outlets)

Ask me another

hmmm, hard to tell really... they all have good and bad. Waitrose has lovely food, but I don't half feel ripped off when I walk out My nearest big supermarket is a huge 24 hr Asda and its ok, can be a bit nightmarish at a weekend, especially after pay day But I feel the savings I get there make up for it Tesco, fine really... fruit and veg can be a bit ropey. Sainsbury's see also being ripped off

oh I forgot Aldi (I dont live near one now) - good selection of things, and you can pick up some right bargains but I hate the way the staff rush you through the tills

It seems generally a trade off between savings and a calming shopping experience really

Tesco. Most of their own brand stuff is bogging

Tesco Finest is quite nice mind you, I hardly ever eat ready meals

I dont like Asda or Morrisons I do my big shop at Sainsburys and buy other food in M&S or Waitrose but mainly M&S..

There's a tesco express literally about a 30 second walk away from my Newcastle flat, and honestly I'd rather walk miles to Morrisons than eat the boggin stuff from tesco.

Asda!

(apart from some of the face creams & stuff... the pricier ones are cheaper there.. is only thing I go in there for)

I once saw a spectacular fight in Asda... middle of the day...  a couple & a bloke...  was like a cartoon fight with arms & legs all sticking out of a fight cloud!

Tesco.
Nearly every fish ready-meal has cheese in it.
Nearly every meat ready-meal has garlic in it.
But worse than the goods are the staff.
A few are charming, courteous and friendly, with a smile, a please and a thank you.
But many more simply are not happy in their job and cannot be bothered.
I once asked an assistant (who specialised in the wine section) about a certain bottle - and the answer was "Ooh I don't know; I don't drink." !!!!

An inner toilet door has been stuck to the floor, immovable, for 3 or 4 years, exposing the inner toilet to passers-by.

There is often no paper, the toilet bowls themselves are not just stained they are encrusted and would need scraping or replacing. Some doors have no locks.

Upon asking an assistant about something she audibly "tutted" and said something like "Oh dear I'll have to go all the way up there.

A management problem methinks.

or you could cook your own stuff?

Ooh Ditty
Sounds as if they have a better quality of fight in Asda. Must try it! 

it was a jaw dropper Brisket!!

Well yeah, but you still have to buy the stuff from somewhere to cook it!

  <------asda greeter

hahaha Slinkeh!!!

that is the Asda scrap!!!

our Asda greeter looks more like this ----->   (honest.. he really does!)