Poll: What is your favourite Supermarket?

[Zogger]

tesco since clubcard points are actually worth something compared to other supermarket reward schemes

Collected ~£10 worth since august which works out to about £40 worth at most of their 'rewards' places

 

[hyperzed]

Morrisons for the salad bar, Tesco for pretty much all else

 

[LiE]

I think last time we talked about which supermarket people thought were best we concluded that it varies massively by area.

 

[Weebull]

Co-op, because I'm a filthy sandal-wearing hippy, and also because it's either that or Tesco's near me. I try to do as much local shopping as I can, but I'll be honest and admit I'm usually too lazy/hungover to get it all done on a Saturday.

 

[Weebull]

Would really like to be able to do that but in London it's not all that easy from my experience.

Get yourself down Chapel Market.

 

[vincent1989]

sainsburys because;
a. They pay my bills and
b. their own brand food is decent quality at a reasonable price.

 

[coltpython3]

waitrose and tesco

 

[kibblerok]

voted waitrose but use ocado (they deliver waitrose stuff)

Hate Tesco - not been in one for 4 months now.

 

[Droolinggimp]

Any of them except Morrisons. I workthere and last thing I want jato do my shopping after a 12 hour shift

 

[Glaucus]

Sainsburys most of the time, Tesco if I cba as it's closer.
If I have a dinner party/bbq, farm shop/butcher.

 

[TS7]

Waitrose.

 

[Grimley]

Not Tesco (in my house anyway)

Sick of them wanting to open up new stores everywhere, as if they haven't got stores open in this country already! Always reading in the local papers when I'm out on my round applying for planning permission in a local town or village & usually being granted permission in the end, for reasons I cannot prove but you get the idea! Despite massive objections from residents & local retailers!

 

[scorza]

Voted Other (Ocado). I gave up on bricks-n-mortar supermarkets when I had to queue to use the self-service checkouts at my local Sainsburys. I don't mind self-service checkouts if there's no queue and you aren't buying much, but when some old dear is trying to put an entire trolley through it takes bloody ages. The standard of service you get from Ocado is absolutely fantastic - I think they've been late once in 6 months of weekly deliveries.

 

[mushroomsoup]

M&S, if i'm in town; but otherwise Sainsbury as its closer.

 

[PermaBanned]

I hope those of you who voted M&S realize that they're the UK's largest corporate supporters of Israel.

 

[iv-tecman]

I'd shop at M & S every week if I could afford to do so.. Sadly I can't even though I do love their food.

so, has to be tesco, but I do grab myself a few M & S goodies from time to time as they sell some fantastic grub that you simply cannot pass up.

Hmmm.. Hungry now. lol

 

[A.N.Other]

Voted Other (Ocado).

Isn't that just waitrose, basically?

 

[Jumblejug]

Asda or Tesco, they're closest to me.

(Voted Asda as it is the closest)

 

[Tefal]

You've missed off Farm Foods from your list... not that I shop there anyway

^he's azab get him!

 

[scorza]

Isn't that just waitrose, basically?

They do sell waitrose stuff, but also their own stuff as well. They are a separate company to waitrose.