Safeway

There are some perks to my job, not many, but some. Often the best comes with ?desensitisation? work, that is helping people overcome their anxieties by gradual exposure to their problems, in my line of work usually the community.. This could be going to the supermarket, café, using the bus or even a walk in the park. It is for this reason I find myself finding an inordinate amount of time in the Safeway in Fishponds in Bristol. However my service user is now at the point where she can go around the supermarket on her own and I can go and sit in the café, thus observing Safeway in its entirety. Lord alone knows what the staff think as this big 5? 8?, bright red ...  Read the complete review

In the past year I have noticed that my local Safeway has gone from being a cheap but credible supermarket to one that appears to entice you in with their wonderful offers just to empty your purse at the checkout! Beware! Those offers, if you are ever able to find any on their shelves, are just temptations to get you to enter the store and buy the rest of your shopping while you are there. To compensate for the low priced offers they appear to have upped their prices on just about everything else, so by the time you fill your basket and get to the checkout you may well find you are paying over the odds for your weekly shop! That 'cheap' offer ...  Read the complete review

*~*~*INTRODUCTION*~*~* I thought I would share with you all the Safeway store in Hucknall. I shop here mostly when I run out of something, and when I need to a little bit of shopping. Let me tell you more about the store. *~*~*INSIDE THE STORE*~*~* Well it is very spacious and pretty clean and tidy as for the shelves as you know some people doesn?t know how to put things back in the right places. But this store makes sure everything is where it is supposed to be and clearly marked. All the isles are wide enough to get a bus down them, no but honestly you get some shops where you struggle in getting a trolley down there, never mind more than ...  Read the complete review

A few years back when my children were in grade school, I open a bag of French fries, that I got at Safewaya day or two before. I baked them in the oven. When they were done, I place them onto the counter. I started to nibble on some, and low and behold, I had a mouthful of real fine glass. I called my husband into the kitchen, after I had emptied my mouth. He looked through the fries, and he found several pieces of glass. He put the fries into a paper bag, then he went to see the manager at Safeway. After he saw the manager, they refund our money and took that brand off their shelves. He did ask if anyone was hurt. A few years later, I bought ...  Read the complete review

Before I start, I would like to say that I am an Asda fan, but as Safeway have a store right next to my house, I find myself in there a couple of times a week picking up the odd item, and to be honest, I can only afford to pick up the odd item, because excluding their weekly special deals (which I will come to later), Safeway are very very expensive, and the variety of products on offer from the likes of Asda and Tesco just cannot be rivalled by Safeway. Most other stores have a list of a trolley full of food which shows how competitive they are with their rivals. Safeway would not dare do this, as they would have to tell some huge lies to make it look good. ...  Read the complete review