Sainsbury's

"Probably one of the worst run sainsburys in the country . Hardly anyone one the tills staff are quite happy to stand around talking and not helping customers. Trying to speak to someone in authority, well don't bother, they're not interested in getting anything done either."

"Great supermarket, always easy to shop and find what I need, and use the SmartScan app. Could probably do with moving the beggar that seems to constantly be right at the exit blocking your way and hassling you for money every day."

"Lady called mita is the worst person I have spoken to. 0 customer service skills. First she tried to refuse me to speak to the manager.after I insisted she finally called him. Wow didn’t exact this from sainsbury"

"If (some) staff at this store lead such sad, pathetic lives and need to get their kicks from making derogatory and insulting comments about customers, may I suggest they at least wait until the customer is out of earshot or has left the store so cannot hear them. I was shopping at this store over the weekend and had a pleasurable experience - until checkout. The cashier was an Asian male and not someone I had seen before. He was either new, a temp during Christmas or taken off another department to work on the tills during the busy festive period. I requested to pay for my shopping, almost entirely, in accumulated Nectar points and this seemed to rile the cashier. I assume out of jealousy. After packing my shopping and starting to walk off, I heard the cashier in conversation with another member of staff. They were talking in Gujarati/Hindi but, being Indian myself, I could fully understand what was being said. The topic was me and was both derogatory and insulting. I was effectively called a "cheapskate" for simply redeeming some Nectar points."

"I always feel cheap and taken advantage of when I enter a Sainsbury's. I mean they're all the same. Vegetables are not very good. Whiskey selection is reasonable. Stuff is always pretty bland and low in quality. Food choices are poorly curated and lack ambition. Favour brands and own range over better options - their take is what I'd describe as corporate food. They'd say they offer choice and value but they offer neither of those really. Their choices have no heart and soul. Nothing there that is above average, not a hell of a lot that is even good, across the entire range. British corporate bureaucracy at is best/worst."