Sainsbury's

It was fine. Had a bit of trouble finding a single, small & cold bottle of water. Lovely assistant stayed very close as she could see I would need her for a couple of items. There were no manned tills unfortunately.

Better than the last time I popped in. It was well staffed and the shelves were full, everything looked so much better and made the experience that much better. I wish Sains hadn't changed the lighting a few years ago though. Makes the place look dull.

The staff are always helpful. Some products can be hit and miss sometimes. There value range is getting bigger and I have found the quality good.

First class shopping experience! Helpful staff. If you park for less than 30 minutes it's FREE🎺🎺 Great for short visit at Health Centre, too! 🎺

Small store but has more then expected.
Always clean friendly staff. Fresh food available and good offers

Great staff. Groceries and other items are priced almost as tesco. Sightly higher though. But the quality is really good here.
Frozen items are better to be bought from tesco.

Started shopping at Sainsbury Orpington only since moving here and having shopped at Tesco, Morrisons , Aldi , Lidl , Asda and Waitrose in the past; Purely in terms of quality of goods and groceries this brand is hands down the best I’ve come across in 15 years in this country.

Unmatched quality in terms of fruits and vegetables. I’ve had milk for e.g. go bad from Tesco and Lidl. Never from Sainsbury. Mincemeat better here than Tesco.

I’m at the stage where moving forward I don’t see myself shopping anywhere for fruits and vegetables other than at Sainsburys.

Very disappointed with Sainsbury's in Orpington. They have the worst cold chain to fridge timings to the point that I stopped buying milk from there as it always went off way before the expiry date. Last week I bought an apple juice with an expiry date of 20/01/2023. Five days in my fridge with it unopened saw the carton swell up. Clearly there was something very wrong with it. I took it back, (still ice cold) and no replacement, no exchange....just some silly kid telling me that as I had it over 30 minutes, they don't take it back. Would it have been better to drink it, get food poisoning then have to escalate that???
I think I'll just stick to other supermarkets going forward. They are not so nonsensical with their customers. There's a cost of living crisis and Sainsbury's are selling things that a customer does not feel safe to eat/drink then refusing to replace it. What a charming way to do business!