Marks & Spencer

Following on from my previous review on Tesco, M&S can be categorized in the upper end of the market. While the cheap and cheerful supermarkets use bright colours, Marks & Spencer uses a dark green logo to give the image of a slightly more expensive taste. Most of the food within M&S while fairly expensive can be said to be of reasonably good quality. Unlike Sainsburys or Tesco, I have rarely bought anything from M&S that I have found inedible. The main items I shop for are sandwiches. Previously all the sandwiches stocked at M&S were in the region of £3+, the equivalent of 6 dooyoo reviews, a bit expensive for those on minimum wage. However, lately a ...  Read the complete review

Marks & Spencer - the linch pin of our home. Marks & Spencer are synonymous with quality, and they have a presence on many a high street. The stores are generally large and well laid out, although recently M&S have launched a string of Simply Food stores for those who want to grab lunch straight in and out! The larger stores really offer the M&S experience. Their staff are helpful and knowledgeable, and the range offers something for everyone. Over the last few years M&S have been working to update their clothing range to ensure it caters for the younger market and Per Una and Limited Collection certainly address that adequately. ...  Read the complete review

I truly believe to get the most out of a Marks and Spencers shopping experience you have to go to one of the larger stores, I personally use Fosse Park off j21 of the M1/end of M69. The smaller stores have a very limited range and don't really get the retail juices flowing for me. Fosse has a large clothing section, foodhall, cafe, home and gift section. The clothing section and the cafe have seen the main focus of my attention, but before I progress on these - the home section of this store is now taking on the appearance of a store in a closing down sale, sad really it was better before. Clothing is available predominantly for women with their Per ...  Read the complete review

It's not just shopping, It's M&S shopping. Marks and Spencer shopping really is a cut above, but only if you're not on a tight budget. The food in M&S is luscious. Get tasty pre-cooked chickens for about a fiver. Superb quality fruit and vegetables at prices well above what you'd pay elsewhere. The individual ready meals vary from about £3 to about £5, but you can get a special offer meal deal that includes wine for a bout £10. The variety goes from Asian to American, Vegetarian to Meat Feast. In fact whatever you eat, has been lovingly prepared by Marks and Spencer's own fair hand ready for you to heat and put on the plate. Then take the ...  Read the complete review

We have just received some bedroom furniture from Marks & Spencer and are very pleased with the service. The bed, wardrobe and chest of drawers were ordered before christmas and we were made aware of the lead time at the time of ordering and they were spot on when they said seven weeks. It was all ordered online and the money was not taken from our account until the day of delivery. They did not even take a deposit. They rang us a week ago and offered us a couple of days the delivery could take place. Once we agreed a day, they told us to ring the day before and they could give us a four hour time slot which we did and they delivered exactly when they said ...  Read the complete review