Tesco Express 144 Brixton Hill, London SW2 1SD

"This is a little convenience shop yet they tell their stuff to constantly shift and move products around the shop. Do you think your customers really have time to run around your Tesco supermarkets like idiots looking for items that you constantly displace? It's RIDICULOUS! Other small supermarkets on Brixton Hill don't have this practice. Stop it or you are going to loose more and more customers."

"Went to collect a delivery from Evri, walked in, the staff member behind the counter was ready to serve. Advised I had come to collect my parcel, as it was my turn to be served. I was told to wait until he served the five customers that were in the queue behind me, before he could deal with my collection, and he made me wait, even when I asked, am I not a customer also? He responded, "I have to serve the customers first". Will avoid, avoid, avoid this Tesco Express in future. So after the experience last week mentioned above, I went to collect another parcel yesterday. Spent roughly 20 minutes in store, to be told my parcel can not be found. Definitely won't be using this store again, unnecessary stress not needed."

"Miserable place, security guard has a nasty attitude and obviously thinks working security at a Tesco checkout makes him powerful... he’s just embarrassing himself. Always has something to say or stands right behind you to make you uncomfortable as you scan your shopping. One or two other staff are nice but this doesn’t make up for it"

"Please check your food stock, best before dates and how you are currently storing your food. Only thing I've eaten today is a Tesco meal deal and currently vomitting and suffering from intense stomach cramps. Happy to remove this 1 star review once you can assure me that you have double checked your processes. Thanks Ian Edit: upon reflection, and after doing a quick Google search for "Tesco food poisoning", results showing Tesco were the worst supermarket for food safety standards. I will not be changing the review as lessons are clearly not being learned. Food safety is extremely important and food poisoning is extremely unpleasant."

"It's a convenience store - fine for basics and essentials. It's true that other local supermarkets have wider, better quality product ranges. But it's really sad to note that this little store has recently reduced its best offering, which was genuine and friendly customer service. Locals on Brixton Hill have been well served by familiar faces; some staff members (now almost solely occupied by wheeling around giant stock cages) are lovely and brightened up milk/coffee/booze-run errands on any day. Recently, all tills were replaced with self-checkout machines. Staff have been pretty much deployed entirely to shelf replenishment - with the result that it's now difficult to actually get to the shelves as there are so many unwieldy stock cages in the aisles. This has not been well received. Some customers have refused to use self-checkout tills, and now customers have a choice - similar to the offering at Sainsbury's Local, further down Brixton Hill. This is a step back in the right direction. Tesco - please consider what neighborhood Express stores actually have to offer and don't assume residents don't care about customer service. In these unsettling and upsetting times we need routine human connections, goodwill and kindness more than ever."