Sainsbury's Petrol Station

I eat here more than I shop here :)
Cafes clean and the foods great

Good prices, does their "Super" fuel which is significantly better MPG and performance than standard, of course more expensive but in long run cheaper after a few tank fulls. Often partially closed for broken pumps, things not working, downside, pay at pump slow and as said often not working but staff don't seem concerned....

Free undercover parking, with charge points. Helpful staff and good products.

Big shop, with everything you need. I was there late on a Monday night and they ran out of the multisead bread I normally have.
I didn't like the "cold" atmosphere in the shop, probably because there were hardly any people in the shop.

A brand new store with car parking under the store, which means you don't get wet if its raining.

Once inside the store is large with plenty of selection. The nice part at the moment is that the aisles are wide and mostly empty. I'm not sure why people aren't shopping here yet? Maybe it's just the times I go that it's empty, but its nice to be free of the hustle and bustle.

If you choose organic food, this store has a vast selection. The free from range isn't bad either. It's just a shame I don't live nearby to do my weekly shop here, otherwise it would be my supermarket of choice.

Great restaurant. Food, especially fish and chips, always freshly cooked and very reasonably priced. Where can you get such food for two with a cup of tea/coffee for £14. Staff very friendly, efficient and nothing too much trouble. We love the Store - Great competition for Waitrose where I also love to shop.

Easy parking, always clean and tidy, stocks a good range of produce, and has excellent wine deals from time to time. As an afterthought, their doughnuts are the best one can buy, bar none.

Shop is great staff are friendly and an easy place to navigate

Fuel station is good overall.

In regards to the fuel station, the only let down is that the air and water is no longer free. My issue with that machine is that I took my car there recently to pump up the tyre as it has a slow puncture, I paid the 50p for air and when I put the tyre inflater on my tyre valve there wasnt enough air in it for the machine to recognise that it was a tyre (tyre had about 10 psi in it) therefore it didnt put any air in. I tried another tyre and it worked fine. So I had wasted my time and 50p. As far as im aware there is no notice on the machine to warn people of this! (If there is then please correct me!) In the end I managed to borrow an electric pump which did the trick.