Tesco Express

Tesco Express branches are popping up all over the country now and growing all the time. I often shop here and find it to be great and handy as you do not have to head over to the grocery shops who charge you more. Tesco Express branches you can find much more groceries to buy plus other frozen food and drinks can also be found at Tesco to. They have a number of items available here in stock but when a offer takes place here the items are gone fast. I wanted some milk last week and headed over here and got it easily. Bread was hard to find on a Sunday here and even some fruit was hard to find. They cut down the prices on sandwich's in the evenings here and ...  Read the complete review

Tesco have come up with a new plan to abolish their check out staff in the smaller Tesco Express stores, and instead have the self service check outs where you scan your own items, and pay via card, or cash. The stores themselves The Tesco Express stores are much smaller than the normal Tesco shops, and sell a smaller selection of goods. There is no deli counter with fresh meats/cheeses, but the shops do sell a small selection of everyday items such as bread, milk, butter, flour, eggs, cereal, snacks, alcohol, soft drinks, frozen food, ready meals, coffee, sugar etc etc. The stores are great if you need a top up on your shop, but you can't ...  Read the complete review

It was a sad day when the Texas Express store took over from the Spar shop in our village, not that I miss the Spar as to be honest the Tesco Express has more choice and the produce is fresher, rather it signalled the demise of the local bakery that had been in the village for a long time, certainly well before I landed in the area, the owners just figured it was not viable any more and with the lease up for renewal decided not to carry on. This is happening more and more with the rise of the Tesco Express convenience store. These are essentially mini versions of the supermarket which is number one in the UK. They are open seven days a week and the hoursare ...  Read the complete review

Is Tesco Express the one where people get so notoriously frustrated waiting in the checkout queue that there have, on occasion, been fatal results? These mini-supermarkets are usually found in urban areas, city centres, and a lot of them are attached to petrol stations. Many of them are quite down-at-heel looking and dingy as a result (this being quite normal for anything attached to a British petrol station in general). Tesco Express sells a modest selection of a limited range of the type of goods you'd usually expect to find in a regular sized supermarket. The stock they contain is however very much geared towards 'passing trade' - so you'll find a ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Express are smaller versions of Tesco Superstores, the premise behind them is that they are open longer hours and are generally closer to bigger housing estates meaning they are accessible to more people. Quite often based in petrol stations as a convenience store, these are offered as an alternative to small local shops rather than being an alternative to your weekly supermarket shop. Tesco Express stores are generally based in inner cities or in petrol stations, they are a pretty good idea, but being honest, my closest Tesco is about half a mile from my nearest Tesco Express and is open 24 hours a day as opposed to Tesco Express which is ...  Read the complete review