5/5 Paul K. 1 year ago on Google
Second
visit
to
this
store
recently
(July
&
August
2022)
on
a
Memory
trip
to
South-East
London
where
our
relatives
lived
locally
in
the
1950's,
1960's
and
early
1970's.
They
would
have
loved
this
store
which
has
been
open
about
seven
years.
It
is
very
well
situated
close
to
Abbey
Wood
Station
(Elizabeth
Line,
South
Eastern
and
Thameslink)
and
on
the
main
road
towards
Thamesmead.
Ground
floor
is
a
large
car
park
with
usual
features
(disabled
and
parent
parking).
A
Sainsbury's
Bank
ATM
is
located
on
the
way
into
the
store.
Access
to
the
supermarket
at
first
floor
level
is
via
travellators
or
large
lifts.
For
the
energetic,
you
can
use
the
stairs
😀.
Hand
baskets
and
large
/
small
trolleys
(£1
coin
deposit)
located
at
store
level.First
impressions
are
of
a
bright,
clean,
well
lit
area
that
is
quite
welcoming.
Sad
to
note
that
the
Cafe
area
is
now
closed
and
is
being
repurposed.
From
the
entry
method,
facing
the
store
gives
a
very
large
Tu
(clothing)
series
of
aisles
to
the
right.
Next
to
them
is
series
of
aisles
with
Habitat
and
homewares.
A
good
range
of
these.
Looking
left
now
is
the
main
shop
floor.
As
is
usual,
the
fruit
and
vegetable
area
comes
next.
Very
good
and
wide
range
with
very
good
quality.
Usual
aisles
of
supermarket
fare
come
next
including
a
big
celebratory
card
and
magazines
section.
Being
a
larger
store,
there
is
a
wide
range
in
most
product
lines
including
own
brand
products.
At
the
back
of
the
store
there
is
store
produced
pizzas
and
the
bakery.
Both
looked
very
good
quality.
Having
bought
our
items
we
headed
for
the
checkouts.
Some
checkouts
were
open
and
being
well
used
by
those
with
full
baskets.
There
is
a
very
big
self
scan
area
which
we
used.
Staff
noted
as
being
very
friendly
and
helpful
giving
a
good
atmosphere.
A
great
store,
but
sadly
at
forty
miles
from
home,
not
for
a
regular
shop
😞.
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