Sainsbury's

Quite a handy little shop with lots of extras, including Argos and Starbucks. Customer service is good. Car park wraps around the shop, which effectively means that you're never far from the entrance. This isn't my closest sainsburys, but it's the one I always go to due to its convenience.

It's a supermarket. You go in - look for the shopping list that you've lost between the car park and the shop, wander about a bit trying to remember what you wanted and then try and find it - realise you've left the bags in the car - wander about looking for your partner who has also wandered off - pay for your items - pack the car - drive off - and when you're almost home remember you needed to get some .........!

Lovely big store, well set out inside. Very clean inside and out. Accessible parking, plenty of mother & child spaces, not many disabled parking bays though. Staff seem friendly although had little dealings with them

Vast areas on the shelves of NO stock, such as longlife milk and Jackson's bread, if you can find what you want it's risen in price by a minimum of 30% within a week. I'm trying to persuade my wife to go to Aldi and Asda are offering 10% off with a blue light card.

Great local superstore, easy access from the M3.
Starbucks, Argos all in store. Bakery, rotisserie, deli, electrical and clothing departments.
Good store

I live next door to Tesco, but because of my disability and frequent lack of access to my flat, I rely upon my groceries being delivered. It is cheaper to get Sainsbury at Badgers Farm to deliver my shopping than Tesco at Winnall (and I live in Winnall).
On a basic shop the prices for staples are more or less equivalent, some times cheaper: 200g Baked beans 30p per tin cheaper; 500g Coffeemate 30p cheaper.
Sainsbury don't charge for trolleys (handy as I can't remember the last time I carried cash). There is an in store Argos and a very good range of non food items, it is fair to say that I only use Tesco for bits and bobs these days.

All the trolleys have been given an anti-theft wheel and today they were nearly all broken. Chaos outside the store with people trying to find a trolley that works. In the end I ended up dragging a broken one around the store. Please just give all the trolleys 4 round wheels.

Very poor selection, especially cereal. Mostly Kellogs. What has happened to Sainsbury's 'own brand'? Staff look and are disinterested, no knowledge of store and look depressed. Staff are unhelpful, if you can find one to ask a question. It's not a well kept store, dirty and uncared for.