Sainsbury’s

This is one of Sainsbury’s smaller stores, located on the Moor pedestrianised shopping area. Its size and the shortage of car parking mean that it’s best suited to popping in and picking up some lunch or a few bits and pieces after work. Catering for this market, they stock a good range of sandwiches, salads and ready meals, and there is a salad bar and a coffee bar. Unfortunately most of Sheffield seem to have realised this and so the queues at lunchtime and after work can be very long — they do have a couple of ‘basket only’ tills, but most people shopping here only have baskets anyway so the queues there are just as long.
Still, it’s a handy shop — just don’t go in there in a rush!

Handy little supermarket that stocks just about everything you would need. Decent fresh food and good to call into to grab a sandwich or salad for lunch. There can be big queues around 5ish as people leave work.

This is a great handy little supermarket in the city, a little out of the way from the main hustle and bustle of the city though, so you have to walk to it. Located half way down the moor it’s ideal for those who are near by otherwise it’s a walk to either tescos or sommerfields.
It stocks the main essentials and the most popular ranges; due to its size it can not stock everything. The prices are a little dearer then the larger version of the stores but this happens in all the smaller versions of the supermarkets.
The place is often busy around lunchtimes during the week, so expect queues and there never seems to be enough tills opened at these times to accommodate.
It has a few deals on but not all the deals that are on in the main larger stores.