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Locally we have a Tesco and Sainsbury right across the road from each other, and I must admit that I normally shop at Tesco. The reason being that the majority of branded food stuffs like Coca Cola and Walker crisps are priced lower. Tesco also seem to include better offers. But as I do not like meat and fish at Tesco I decided to check out our local Sainsburys for a change. The first thing I noticed was that the Sainsbury's branch did not appear to be anywhere near as busy as our local Tescos. To begin with I was a little bit disorientated trying to discover my bearings and locate everything. The shopping ailes were not as wide as Tesco, but everything was well presented, and appealing. Sainsbury seemed to offer more of their own branded food stuffs compared to Tesco, they had a economy brand, own brand and of course a premium brand. The bakery section was well stocked, and the range of Indian foods seemed a high point, I particularly liked the nan. I also preferred their reward scheme where they issue vouchers at the cash till rather than posting them to your home. Overall I found their standard of service to be very good.

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jilly

Posted on 09 / 01 / 2006

I am a weekly regular, my main gripe is the stock. It seems every time I visit they sell out of my favourite items and I need to visit another supermarket to purchase them. They desperately need to fix their stock checking system. They could reintroduce rum baba's to the bakery, why they stopped these I will never know.

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Posted on 05 / 01 / 2006

They are without competition as the premium national supplier quality food outlet. No other supermarket can offer the range of own brand food, with the quality and value for money that the receive at Sainsbury's on such a massive scale. Even places like Waitrose and M&S do not equal them for quality in my honest opinion. And unlike most people think they are not that expensive. And I am a firm believer that you get what you pay for. When it comes to food I am not crimping and saving and filling my body up with crap. If any of my friends would bother to look they would infact find that Sainsbury do infact stock economy goods under their own label. And another great selling point is the actually stores, they are always impeccably clean and well organised. Surely nothing can be of more importance than the cleanliness of a food store. You can tell that they take a certain pride in their appearance, and is not a dirty hellhole like say Somerfields. Pride yourself on buying quality, and then visit your local Sainsbury's.

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jody

Posted on 29 / 12 / 2006

You are only too keen to have our money and supply the Nectarcard but you are reluctant to tell your customers that you have changed the rules and they can no longer take out their rewards to spend at another store in an area where they are holidaying. No, we have to spend it at our \"home store\" and thereby prevent us shopping where WE want, we have to shop WHERE you want us to. You should update your customers, in writing, (for those without computers) informing them of the stupid rules you are introducing to help YOU and not the CUSTOMER.

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Diana Farndale

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All of the products featured on the website allow you to earn Nectar points at a rate of 2 Nectar points for every £1 spent.

Address - Sainsbury's Kitchen Appliances, c/o DRL Limited
Aspinall House, Aspinall Close
Middlebrook, Bolton
BL6 6QQ
Telephone - 0870 11 222 02
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