Where do you food shop? (poll + opinions)

[TykeMerc]

Asda because it's closest. Tesco before we moved house the last time because that was closest. Sainsbury at the house before that because that was closest.

Don't care where I shop as long as I haven't got too far to go and the parking is easy

Pretty much what Diver said except Tesco is my closest.

[BrilloPad]

gf uses Ocado and highly recommends it

[portseven]

We use Aldi, good food, clean store and cheap!

[basshead]

Tesco/Waitrose are nearest to home so a lot of the time I go there - Waitrose first then Tesco for anything they don't have.

Then Sainsbury's if I go on my way home from ClientCo.

And Asda if the wife goes on her way home.

And Morrisons if I go at lunchtime.

[Toffnana]

CostCo

We used to do all our shopping at M&S because it 'just tasted better' and we accepted the cost.

Then a friend told us about CostCo so we thought we'd give it a go.

We have just this weekend spent £300 on shopping for the basics that'll last well over 6 months, with only needing to go out to get our meat and veg once a week at most. Then worked out if we'd bought the equivalent (ie. exactly the same named brands) from Tesco online and it worked out as £420..that's a pretty huge saving for exactly the same foods. Think we're lucky though with a cellar to store all the boxes, looks like a local shop backroom!

Also, gotta say the veg and fruit is really good quality something I wasn't expecting.

Toffnana

[Xenophon]

Waitrose cos it is the closest. Plus the nosh is good, as is the wine selection.