Supermarkets in Worcester, Worcestershire

“Aldis my go to place for weekly shopping. Fruit and veg is always good and they have a great selection of most things. Great parking and always plenty of tills open and staff available to help”

“Same as any other Lidl, always a long wait to be served with only 1 or 2 tills ever open, but that's the same with any Lidl - prices are cheap because they employ minimal staff. If you want to be served quickly you go to a more expensive supermarket.Only criticism would be that the car park could really do with resurfacing.”

“The staff member was very helpful. She'd just closed the till but saw I had 4 items so jumped back on to serve me so I didn't have to wait behind a customer with a trolley! Found everything I was after without any issues.”

“We went to the cafe on Saturday whist doing the brilliant elephant trail. We needed 3 tables for all the family. A brilliant cafe employee called Adam helped us enormously. He cleaned the seating,tables and the floor and then he cleaned the high chair. He went over and above and made our visit so pleasant and safe. Thank you Adam. Excellent work ethic and attitude”

“Always good range of new items and well stocked with essential household food and cleaning products at great prices. Staff always helpful with finding items when I can't reach high shelves ?”

“Visited many times and always knew there was a wine bar, but never really thought to check it out. On my last visit however I was very kindly treated to a pint of Purity Longhorn IPA on draught, which Waitrose will serve in frozen glasses. What a revelation! ❄️ It was really refreshing and brought so much character out of the beer. I could quite easily be tempted to make a habit of ordering one of these after some shopping (maybe one before would help make the shopping go by faster too? ?)The girl serving was also very inviting, friendly and a credit to Waitrose. ?”

“Sainsbury’s is a great supermarket and substantial discounts are available by using your nectar card.This is one of the oldest supermarkets in Worcester that could do with modernisation to update its appearance.”

“Some gaps on shelves and things I wanted which were out of stock despite refilling trolleys left in the aisles. Despite being much larger and newer I prefer my usual Makvern branch.”

“I visited Home Bargains today, I did quite a lot of shopping and put it all through the till, when I was about to pay couldn’t find my purse, I was very upset, but I was reassured by the lady on the till, who said they would take care of my shopping, until I could come back to pay, she was extremely kind and reassuring. I did go back and pay, and once again I was met with kindness and reassurance! I cannot thank them enough, unfortunately, I didn’t get the assistants name.I always find the staff members at Home Bargains very helpful.Anne Coyne”

“I love shopping here as there are plenty of self-service checkout machines (two that take cash and two that take card only) and I can get around this shop quickly and be out in record time. Plenty of parking spaces too. Only 4 stars because I often go early in the morning and they never have any freshly baked bread ready and on the shelves until well after 8 am. Lots of helpful staff, and importantly for me, lots of British meat and veg.”

“Picture a big Tesco. OK. ?Now think of a medium size Tesco.Both of these are good, gooooood shops right?Correct. Surely they cannot improve on either of those.I mean, what's not to like already? Apart from sometimes you find yourself wandering for days up and down aisles, unable to decide because the amount of choice is bewildering, other times, you can be in there for months, just wondering how to get out. Then when you eventually remember where your car is, the MOT has ran out or they no longer make that type of fuel.IF ONLY THEY HAD A FASTER VERSION OF TESCO!Well don't worry folks, Mr Tesco felt your pain and he was ASHAMED of himself.So he invented Tesco Express.It's so fast that you get back to your car before you even realise you got out. Woooooosh.”

“Amazing selection and very friendly staff. Fresh bakery out by 6.15am. Even on a Sunday. If something isn’t out they do check it in the back and restock very quick. Staff has been going for the extra miles with their customer service. More Tesco store should be run like this!”

“Handy for local shopping and good opening hours ( open daily from 6am to 11pm ) where you can really find everything we need in our lives, free cash machine, Costa coffee machine, The National Lottery, The Health Lottery, PayPoint, top-up point, The Salvation Army clothing&shoes donation container, small car parking on front of the store, good range at the best quality of fresh vegetables, items for general household use, alcoholic beverages, wine, spirits, soft drinks and chilled goods for sale and even more than we could imagine and the staff are very friendly and helpful especially Leah ?”

“A larger convenience store than you may expect. Good range products and aisles that can easily fit mobility scooters down. Friendly and helpful staff to. Well worth a visit if you've never been here.”

“Good corner store. Friendly staff. Free parking. Fresh bakery produce. Staff open more registers when a queue forms so not along wait. 4 stars as a bit more pricey than similar supermarket chains however they do have good discounts periodically too. Happy to have this store nearby.”

“4 stars because the shop is great BUT today, on a Sunday i go in the shop around 10ish, i pick what i wanted to buy then the self checkout OUT OF USE, not even 1 person at the till, and i asked someone why the self checkout doesn't work or a person to be at the till (people are awaiting) and the answer was " from 10ish you are allowed to look and get what want AND at 11:00 they open the tills and self checkout ? FIRST SHOP ever in all my 32 years ? to hear this. Don't get me wrong, the shop is good but this policy to look before 11:00 is ridiculous, at least open the self checkout omfg...”

“Pay at pump wasn’t working so the queues in the shop were long, however only one young lad working hard behind the till while 2 other staff made a decision to re stock the cake shelf”

“Thee best Co-op in the Midlands!Great management ? hardworking friendly staff that go above and beyond for the community ? great place to work, lovely community..Will always miss each and everyone in ronkswood...Keep smashing that delivery xx”

“Handy local store with post-office services. Ethically-sourced products. Like all small locals, most products are a bit more expensive than the big supermarkets.”

“Came in on Saturday , i’m new to the area and wasn’t familiar with the layout of the store . I was lost and i couldn’t find the laundry detergent i wanted so asked this lovely young woman who i believe her name was Milly and she helped me with a smile on her face . Fantastic service”

“Convenient when walking through town and you need to get something from the shop. Has quite a lot of stock. Self scans and a kiosk available.Not really much parking around if you wanted to drive there unless you park on the main road and walk over or park around the back roads.”

“Would like to thank the young man at Worcester mobile phone shop for the help with my new phone swopping SIM card this morning 22/10/2010 very helpful explained what he done, think lots of young people could learn from him. Thank you again.”

“Clean tidy and plenty in stock can get busy at times this store also has scan as you shop and self serve has a pharmacy and phone shop aswel as travel money counter outside has a timpsons and plenty of parking”

“I was in earlier was getting sandwiche and chocolate and a bottle of milk but I only had £5 in cash because I drop my purse in town have to cancel both of my card I wan a say thank you for security and a lovely lady for helping me on of shorten of cash and they let me ago I am so happy thank you”

“Good local shop, can get very busy, need some self checkout machine for 5 items or less as only 2 tills is the maximum in use at any one time, so two people doing there weekly shopping really doesn't help waiting time. The que last week was almost right around the store, and when you only want a drink it's pointless.”

“I was walking to the cheese and yoghurt isle when a member of staff started breakdancing and did a 360 degree backflip then PROCEEDED to offer me a chippy meal with curry sauce and cheesy chips then everyone started dancing and performed the George. advert in a beautifully synchronised manor, I stood there giving a standing ovation and they gave me free parking. Good. I saw my mate Chantelle and she did a backflip and hit the griddy .As Chantelle hit the griddy, the energy in the air was electric. Soon, more people joined in, forming a spontaneous dance circle. Laughter and cheers filled the aisle as the impromptu dance party continued. Chantelle's backflip had set off a chain reaction of dance moves, each more impressive than the last. It was as if the entire store had transformed into a lively celebration of music and movement. Even the other shoppers couldn't resist tapping their feet and swaying to the rhythm. As the music reached its peak, Chantelle pulled you into the center of the circle, inviting you to show off your own moves. With a mix of excitement and nerves, you decided to join in, contributing your unique style to the dance-off. The energy was infectious, and you found yourself dancing like never before. The store had turned into a joyful spectacle, and you realized that sometimes the most unexpected moments can become the most memorable ones.”