Asda Stores

Was looking to buy an organic chicken but can’t find it. A young man, name Jack who was busy filling up the shelf so kindly show me where it is. Unfortunately there is non on the shelf. Then he offered to go and check for me at the store room. Thank you Jack for your helpfulness.

Great place to shop, Use to shop there every week before my local ASDA opened, Was passing last week and pooped in for a McDonald to only find they have replace it with there own café :(

There own brand food doesn’t taste all that nice, usually long queues and it costs to park however you do get the money back by using this to get money of your shopping.

Located just outside of the main town at a couple of minutes walk, this huge superstore stocks almost anything you could need.
They have a large George clothing section so large it has its own store entrance with good changing rooms and reasonable prices.
The bakery is a great stop with fresh bread baked daily, as is the deli and pizza counters for something a little less good for you but nonetheless tasty.

I’m not a huge fan of the big supermarkets in general and always find it a bit of a lifeless experience. But as larger supermarkets go this seems to be one of the nicer ones. It never seems to be that busy, maybe because it is huge and it seems pretty cheap even though I think that’s pretty difficult to tell these days which supermarket is the cheapest. There is a good clothing selection, a great homewares section that you could kit your kitchen at from at virtually no cost and of course all the usually food sections. The deli counters are very good and have a bit of everything and they have even got rid of the McDonalds they used to have in store and replaced it with a good coffee shop. All in all they are very helpful, it’s easy to find and there isn’t much that you can’t find there.

A massive asda.
Huge pay & display car park (you get your money back in-​store).
The shop’s so big, there’s a McDonalds inside.
I particularly love the fresh pizzas cooked in-​store — take away style. Iv’e brought one & eaten it on the way around whilst doing my shopping to save having to cook when I got home.

I love the clothing range at asda. I can normally find some great school shirts here very cheaply.
The one pain here is the parking. You have to buy a ticket and then remember to redeem it at the checkout. If you go regularly they give you a token that you can put in the machine next time you arrive. If you give them the slip at the till they will give you another token for your next visit. The only problem is remembering where you have put it.
There is usually some good offers on the food too.

asda Stevenage is very well located being almost in the town centre with a massive and accessible car park and bus stop nearby, makes it easy to go straight there, alternatively if in the town centre its an easy 5 minute walk to get there. They stock almost everything you need under one roof from food electrical and cloths plus many more all at exceptional prices. sometimes are gets very busy and that can be quite frustrating, also some of the staff can be a bit unhelpful.

Most people love ASDA, and I will admit they are fantastic value, but I can’t stand shopping there. It’s always packed, the checkout queues are ridiculously long, and I can’t stand it. I also think it’s a bit ridiculous that they charge £2.50 for parking (which I know you get back, but it’s annoying that I have to have £2.50 change on me in order to shop there) there car park is huge, but they only have a tiny amount of parent & child spaces which is very annoying.
Their clothes range is great though.

This is a great store perfectly situated just next to the town centre. It has everything you could possibly want at excellent prices. I must admit I have been going to this store ever since it opened about 5 years ago and have never bothered paying for the parking as I never have the change on me. However, I have probably spent thousands in there so I don’t feel too guilty.

Massive store. I absolutely love Asda. The prices, I think, are by far the cheapest out of all the leading supermarkets. They sell pretty much everything from food and clothing, to electricals, cd’s, dvd’s.

Absolutely humoungous store. Has everything from clothes, to CDs to white goods and furniture. Very cheap too. The only thing is, if you do shop there make it your regualr supermarket, as if you don’t you lose an afternoon in there and end up spending twice as much as you would normally on all the bargains.