What Supermarket do you shop in?

COLTRANE · (#1 (**permalink**))

when I am broke I dont bother I head straight to upton park market and get them african cassava...when I am broke I head to ALDI no doubt..and you know its one of those places which are designed to make pple more depressed than they alreadywere when they went in like LIDL and,to a slightly lesser extent and when I have little money and those vouchers TESCOS is the place and when I wanna see nice chicks its definetly WAITROSE(the one at Canary wharf)to be specific..and I dont buy much but always want to be served by some good looking sistasbanana.gif

SAFEWAY? I dont even wanna talk about them

LadyDay · (#2 (**permalink**))

bulk shopping and shelf and fridge fillers are done at asda. i can even get my patties there!!! all meat bought from local butchers

naija · (#3 (**permalink**))

I shop in ALDI,LIDL for food because i am very broke at the moment.

For clothes i shop in H&M,C&A.

LadyDay · (#4 (**permalink**))

we dont have c&ano more. george at asda does some good clothes

Real Roxanne · (#5 (**permalink**))

I shop at Asda Iceland and Lidl.

Nigerian Princess · (#6 (**permalink**))

Asda & Tesco

COLTRANE · (#7 (**permalink**))

used to shop in Safeways,butnot anymore due to the following factors
[*]It's filthy

[*]The staff obviously hate it.

[*]The fruit and veg is now vile

[*]The fruit and veg choice has been halved

[*]There's an extra aisle of oven-chips and the like.

[*]The beers and wines have gone from excellent to ****ing shit.

[*]The queues are now horrendous.
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What does anyone think about loyalty cards?
Do they simply provide the supermarkets with valuable information about our shopping habits/personal lives, in exchange for a few quid off occasionally, or do they represent a fair exchange of benefits for both shop & cardholder?

brown*skin · (#8 (**permalink**))

I do most of myfood shopping in ASDA (Limehouse), other than thatIoccasionally visitTesco, Sainsbury, Iceland and Lidl's for veg and fruits.

I do my clothes shopping in Peacocks, Atlantic. I have far too many clothes so only buy one or two items that are in fashion at the time and these two stores seems to provide this. For eg those fury waist coats that are in at the mo. Fashion changes too quickly for me to spend too much money on fashion fads.

Besides I have a New York trip planned for October/november 2005.banana.gif

brown*skin · (#9 (**permalink**))

I do most of myfood shopping in ASDA (Limehouse), other than thatIoccasionally visitTesco, Sainsbury, Iceland and Lidl's for veg and fruits.

I do my clothes shopping in Peacocks, Atlantic. I have far too many clothes so only buy one or two items that are in fashion at the time and these two stores seems to provide this. For eg those fury waist coats that are in at the mo. Fashion changes too quickly for me to spend too much money on fashion fads.

Besides I have a New York trip planned for October/november 2005.banana.gif

LadyDay · (#10 (**permalink**))

loyalty cards are ok. some you get good stuff from. my boots card i can buy stuff with as i have that many points. Asda needs a loyalty scheme. in all they tell shops what their customers are buying, what age group buy what the most and then rewards you with things

Abissinia · (#11 (**permalink**))

I shop at Tesco, only because it's on my way home. It'sresonably priced and the food ain't that bad either.

*$HaNnY_Bu* · (#12 (**permalink**))

MORRISONS!!! MORRISONSHAVE OK FISH AND MEAT, AND ALWAYS HAVE GOOD DEALS, BUT SOMETIMESTESCOS FOR FRUIT AND VEG. SEEMS FRESHER TO ME...BUTCHERS FOR MEAT/FISH(LEEDS MARKET BUTCHERS/FISH MONGERSALL HAVE GOOD DEALS)

facetygal · (#13 (**permalink**))

Safeway/Morrisons cos they cheap and have a good variety (not sure which Safeway Coltrane is referring to)

Sainsbury when Safeway/Morrisons haven't got what I want

Tesco (but only online when I'm too lazy to go to Sainsbury or Safeway/Morrisons)