Whoever is in till number 33 at 17:15 is nit a brilliant public face for Tesco. Handed a dress for me to fold myself and didn’t say thank you at the end. Your staff obviously don’t realise that as paying customers we are keeping her in a job. Shocking !!
Anna Sheppard334 days ago
Am usually a fan of this store and find staff friendly and helpful. However encountered very rude member of staff their this evening who was taking people from the back of the very long self service queue to empty checkouts at the other end of the store. This meant the people who joined the queue last got served first. Tried pointing this out to member of staff and got rude and unhelpful response😠 so cross am re-thinking my shopping habits!
Ray Tilney334 days ago
Only trigger to shop recently has been the pharmacy and standards have become appalling! It takes some effort to be that rude and unhelpful. Really TESCO the in store pharmacy has become a real customer repellant. Previously helpful staff seem to have lost their will, something must be fundamentally wrong.
Polarccc1 year ago
Quite a large Tesco Extra store next to a busy main road. Has everything you would need and more. Plenty of checkouts in store aswell. Overall, quite a good standard supermarket.
Kelly Murray1 year ago
First time been here, loving the selection of things in tesco ans loving the clothing. Would highly recommend 👌
Shelley Miles1 year ago
Very unhappy with pharmacy. Recently went to purchase solpadine max for toothache.. I understand the need to be asked a few relevant questions, however the pharmacist questioned how I knew it would help toothache if I’d not had it before. I explained that a friend had recommended it, but he clearly doubted me, he also doubted that I was on any other medication. He was very judgmental and would not sell me the pack of 30. Only the pack of 20 telling me that they should not be taken for more than 3 days. The pack of 20 would not last 3 days if the daily max of 8 tablets were taken. The 30 pack price wise was a better buy. He was judgemental and insinuated I was incompetent. Not happy with how I was treated
Mike Osborne2 years ago
TESCO PENALISES PENSIONERS. Mid January 2023 sees Tesco's December performance figures released showing year on year growth of several percentage points. Success story ? Perhaps not if you are a pensioner on a fixed income. Take the pre-packs of pork chops. Buy 4 in a pack and you pay the Kilo price listed. Buy 2 in a prepack and you pay the kilo "plus" premium rate. Why ? Easy, buy "more" to gain a better price. Simple yes ?
Er' No ! Let's stop there. The real "trick" is being seduced by "Location", an Island - supermarket stand alone site. Your not going to travel a mile or two (or more ) for a pork chop .... Fact.
That's the overt. Now, let's check the covert. Pricing structures of myriad complexities preventing easy comparisons - on price per 100grms / Per Kg / per 600grams pack / 10% fat / ..... on and on it goes.
However, taking hard nose prices per se, and doing the real "like for like" comparisons...... (Need a calculator) well not surprisingly they come off - not so great. Especially so if your a single mum, battling like crazy to keep all at home fed and so forth. Goes without saying then that pity us pensioners even more so.
Fortunately in my case, I was happy to leave without any purchases and make my way to a "better place"..... Morrisons nearer to Town. WOW, what did I find ? A lovely (single) pork chop at the same price per kilo as the rest of the prepacks. Nuff said.
This is one pensioner refusing to be "caught out" by insidious marketing. Pity my neighbours.
Sheila Mead2 years ago
Open all hours anything you want food wise, prices not too bad.
It takes some effort to be that rude and unhelpful.
Really TESCO the in store pharmacy has become a real customer repellant.
Previously helpful staff seem to have lost their will, something must be fundamentally wrong.
Recently went to purchase solpadine max for toothache.. I understand the need to be asked a few relevant questions, however the pharmacist questioned how I knew it would help toothache if I’d not had it before. I explained that a friend had recommended it, but he clearly doubted me, he also doubted that I was on any other medication. He was very judgmental and would not sell me the pack of 30. Only the pack of 20 telling me that they should not be taken for more than 3 days. The pack of 20 would not last 3 days if the daily max of 8 tablets were taken.
The 30 pack price wise was a better buy.
He was judgemental and insinuated I was incompetent.
Not happy with how I was treated
Mid January 2023 sees Tesco's December performance figures released showing year on year growth of several percentage points. Success story ? Perhaps not if you are a pensioner on a fixed income. Take the pre-packs of pork chops. Buy 4 in a pack and you pay the Kilo price listed. Buy 2 in a prepack and you pay the kilo "plus" premium rate. Why ? Easy, buy "more" to gain a better price. Simple yes ?
Er' No ! Let's stop there. The real "trick" is being seduced by "Location", an Island - supermarket stand alone site. Your not going to travel a mile or two (or more ) for a pork chop .... Fact.
That's the overt. Now, let's check the covert. Pricing structures of myriad complexities preventing easy comparisons - on price per 100grms / Per Kg / per 600grams pack / 10% fat / ..... on and on it goes.
However, taking hard nose prices per se, and doing the real "like for like" comparisons...... (Need a calculator) well not surprisingly they come off - not so great. Especially so if your a single mum, battling like crazy to keep all at home fed and so forth. Goes without saying then that pity us pensioners even more so.
Fortunately in my case, I was happy to leave without any purchases and make my way to a "better place"..... Morrisons nearer to Town. WOW, what did I find ? A lovely (single) pork chop at the same price per kilo as the rest of the prepacks. Nuff said.
This is one pensioner refusing to be "caught out" by insidious marketing. Pity my neighbours.