Tesco Poole Fleets Corner Extra

Brilliant service, ordered from here on Thursday and they delivered Friday! The delivery man carried all my bags in for me without any fuss. It was all so easy and straightforward.

A very good service indeed. Choice of ordering and then pick up yourself in store. Or for larger items for a small fee you can have the items delivered.
I myself ordered a bed and mattress for my son, was given a deliverey date, and a morning or adfternoon, or eve time of the day. The driver then rings you on the date you chose for deliverey one hour before they are going to arrive.

If this place gets any bigger I’ll get lost in it. The fruit always seems to be fresh whenever we buy from here and I love their Tiger bread, sliced as well, if you ask nicely. The car parking is better than it was since they changed the layout but one down side is the occassional pungent pong from the residence next door, if the wind is in the wrong direction, can put you off your food a bit.

A massive store consisting everything you could probally need all under one roof.
The usual tescos foods are here, but also clothing eletrical goods, household items, dvds cds, computer console and games.
café also inside the store to rest your tired feet after walking round this massive store.
Cap parking is very easy at this store, and a petrol station right next door.

Of the 3 large Tesco stores in Poole, this is my closest and also my favourite.
It now has everything across 2 floors following a re-​fit a couple of years ago.
Visit the butchers counter at the back of the store for a selection of free meat rubs and herb mies — just point to the jars you want and they will pour you a generous amount in a bag for free.
My only gripe is the parking, there never seems to be enough of it and Ithink they’ve outgrown the amount of parking they have for the store they’ve crammed into the shop floor space.

I like Tesco Online, I would say it is probably my most used Grocery Website. Their website is user friendly and I find it fairly easy to find the products I want. They offer good value for money as well as clubcard points. In my experience, their deliveries have always been on time and the substitutions have always been few and appropriate (which is more than I can say for Asda’s grocery delivery service, which always substitutes loads of items, often with unsuitable replacements) It’s also easy to find discount codes online, which I don’t find so easily with Sainsburys and Asda.

excellent facility, especially for ordering things on before thay are released, unlike some sites, if you order say a dvd on the 1^st that comes out on the 5^th, it will be posted on the 3^rd, and probably arrive on the 4^th! thats a day early, which means a whole lot of gloating if its a hotly anticipated new game or something like that, also the prices are pretty decent, cheaper can be found (try asda on some things) it is occaisional that you have to go to odd places to find stuff.
the delivery works well, and I have yet to have any problems with them as of yet, so overall i reccomend it, but only ⁴⁄₅ stars, as the prices arent always cheapest

I always try to get my petrol from Tesco, and this is my usual filling station. The prices are almost always the lowest around.
It is very convenient to use the ‘pay at pump’ option, and this is what I generally do, unless I need bread or milk or chocolate!
The staff are generally friendly. You can get a receipt at the pump too.

I am really impressed by this service — it is always on time and the drivers are helpful and friendly. Only on a very few ocassions have I had a few substituted goods and it really saves so much time. It also saves money by only ordering what you need and avoiding impulse buys. I usually ask for the shopping without bags as otherewise you get so many — just need to be quick unloading the shopping from the green boxes when the driver is waiting. I suggest you choose the delivery slot carefully — mid week slots are a good bargain.

This store has a hell of a lot inside, but in the evenings (around 9pm) the stock seems to be seriously depleted, especially on fresh fruit and veg and items like yougurts. Also — and this is really annoying — the only way you can pay after around 10pm is by using the dreaded self service computerised check outs. I find these incredibly stressful — and if you have already had a long day, this is a deeply, deeply unpleasant experience. That said, it is possible to buy virtually everything you need at Tesco, so for a one-​stop shop you could do a lot worse. Prices are reasonable, with regular offers, and fuel is generally as cheap as anywhere else on the forecourt.

Having two young children I regularly use Tescos delivery. The first order took a long time to do online, but once you’ve done this once it is much quicker. I tend to save money by not wandering around the isles in the supermarket.
I am usually sucessful in gettiing the slots I want and the drivers (so far) have always been on time.
My only comment is the number of carrier bags I receive. I always select the greener option of no carrier bags but they still seem to put individual things in a carrier. I end up with more than if I went to the store, yet still receive my green points?!