Sainsbury's

Very good quality food

It's a Sainsbury's. You can buy food there when you're hungry, or will be hungry. You can't buy clothes, so don't try to. Socks and pants, yes. And, I think I saw bibs there, one time. Handy if you want to buy snacks before you go over to The Vue cinema, opposite *wink*. And, if you're taking snacks over, you may as well pick up a few beers, or a cheeky bottle of wine to take there. Vue staff are pretty much minimum wage workers, so they don't care. But yeah, Sainsbury's...its alright.

The supermarket in general is great, but the sushi is the worst I ever had. The rice is not cooked.

A dystopian nightmare... step inside this Sainsbury's to view a time capsule of fluorescent purgatory. The year is perpetually 1984, evidenced by the beige décor, barriers to both enter and exit the store and big brother cameras at the self-service area watching your every move. If you want fresh fruit & veg, half the time you'll be faced with nothing but a few sad, wilted and mouldy items left lingering at the bottom of an empty box, whilst the rest of the shelves in the store are often poorly stocked. Beleaguered staff bark orders at the line of people stretching back through the store waiting to pay & leave whilst the exit alarm and self-service checkouts shriek a symphony of chaos, a constant reminder that escape from this purgatory is no easy feat. Steer clear of this branch of the Ministry of Mundane Provisions. This is a supermarket for those who enjoy a shopping experience akin to a Kafkaesque nightmare.

Too busy and you only get an hour now in the car park which is awful because we spent at least half hour waiting at the till.

Great