Tesco Express

Reviews

• AK

  alp kke

  1 day ago
  4.0
  Ikke værst. Fena degil
• YC

  Yeimi Castillo

  Sep 16, 2026
  1.0
  There is a blonde lady who doesn't know what she's going to work for if she doesn't feel good taking care of people, she's very rude she treats customers badly I imagine that this wouldn't be her first bad review better that she changes jobs if she doesn't like it but they are not ways to treat customers
• LR

  luis romero

  Sep 12, 2026
  3.0
  Aceptable super de barrio para abastecerse de lo necesario para las comidas del dia
• ZA

  Zafer “Diamondsareforever88” Aydindogmus

  Aug 20, 2026
  3.0
  Really good little tesco with a wide variety of items and meal deals options. I would although suggest they have the bakery items for hygiene purposes away from the entrance as an awful smell of urination comes from the outside due to the location. Store is regularly cleaned by an automatic robot mop. Some staff seem to be a little on the rude side but most are very helpful and friendly. I iswell have been watched on quite numerous times by Staff and felt really uncomfortable. There are times when contact less payments do not work in the store so you will need to have a physical card or cash which is most times disappointing if I have left for a quick meal deal from work. Overall the experience I have had in this store is neither the best or the worst. Enjoy.
• DD

  David Tudor (daveylikespie)

  Aug 18, 2026
  4.0
  This Tesco is, somehow, too Tesco. I appreciate that this is a difficult criticism to level at a Tesco. It is, after all, a Tesco. One should reasonably expect a certain amount of Tesco upon entering. But this one has gone too far. Everything is intensely, unmistakably Tesco. The blue is very blue. The red is very red. Clubcard prices are everywhere. Every available surface appears to have been considered and, where possible, Tescoed. There is no neutral territory. You enter through Tesco doors into a Tesco entrance, collect a Tesco basket, walk beneath Tesco signage and immediately encounter an enormous display informing you of something you could have for £2.50 with a Clubcard. I have a Clubcard. And yet I feel threatened. The meal deal section is particularly Tesco. Almost aggressively so. Sandwich. Snack. Drink. The familiar yellow circles. The little Clubcard logo. A selection so archetypally Tesco that I briefly wondered whether I had entered an actual supermarket or some sort of Tesco training facility where new Tesco managers are shown the theoretical concept of Tesco. Even the customers somehow seem more Tesco. Nobody appears surprised by any of this. They move confidently between the aisles, scanning Clubcards, selecting Finest products and navigating promotional displays as though this degree of Tesco is completely normal. Perhaps it is. Perhaps I am the problem. I tried retreating to the household aisle for some respite, but it was worse. Tesco washing-up liquid. Tesco sponges. Tesco kitchen roll. Tesco bin bags. Tesco antibacterial wipes. Tesco has apparently considered every aspect of my domestic existence and developed a product for it. I picked up a sponge. Tesco. Of course. Eventually I reached the self-checkout, where I was welcomed by Tesco, scanned my Tesco meal deal, scanned my Tesco sponge, presented my Tesco Clubcard and paid Tesco. The receipt emerged. Tesco. I left feeling slightly overwhelmed. Outside, I looked back at the enormous Tesco sign above the entrance and realised that at no stage had the company misrepresented what was going to happen. Excellent stock levels. Good meal deal. Efficient checkout. Just slightly too much Tesco. 4/5. Would Tesco again, but perhaps after a short break from Tesco.

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