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I do my main shop at Tesco here, only it's not allowed to be called Tesco lol...
Premium supermarkets, in America? I'm disgusted that you shop at Sainsburys Owen, I pictured you with a trolley, sauntering round the M&S foodhall, ordering staff about & cussing because they only have 8 tubs of Beluga caviar & no fresh lobster left...
lol (I don't shop in M&S but I do go in there sometimes to get dinner/lunch).
Premium Stores in the US go the whole way when it comes to service and the quality of foods that they actually sell. Waitrose doesn't carry your groceries out to your car for you, for example.
Their goods are over priced/not worth it in my experience. (The products are the same as those products offered in TESCO's/Sainbury's, they are not premium niche products made specifically for their store)
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One of the largest grocery chains in Sweden is ICA. They could move into NI, but could change one letter to get a better welcome with the populace there.
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Originally Posted by GymFanatic
lol (I don't shop in M&S but I do go in there sometimes to get dinner/lunch).
Premium Stores in the US go the whole way when it comes to service and the quality of foods that they actually sell. Waitrose doesn't carry your groceries out to your car for you, for example.
Their goods are over priced/not worth it in my experience. (The products are the same as those products offered in TESCO's/Sainbury's, they are not premium niche products made specifically for their store)
Waitrose do have some good quality stuff, we sometimes used to shop there, much more expensive, but the same store branded products we bought elsewhere never tasted as good...
I find US customer service to be a bit too OTT, it's almost like they are being sarcastic & just know they are not being sincere & are only being forced to be that nice to you lol...
And carry your own shopping to your car you lazy ****
lol (I don't shop in M&S but I do go in there sometimes to get dinner/lunch).
Premium Stores in the US go the whole way when it comes to service and the quality of foods that they actually sell. Waitrose doesn't carry your groceries out to your car for you, for example.
Their goods are over priced/not worth it in my experience. (The products are the same as those products offered in TESCO's/Sainbury's, they are not premium niche products made specifically for their store)
Never been to the US so can't comment, but most people I know who've been there think the quality of supermarket food is vastly inferior to pretty much everywhere in Europe.
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I'm disgusted that you shop at Sainsburys Owen, I pictured you with a trolley, sauntering round the M&S foodhall, ordering staff about & cussing because they only have 8 tubs of Beluga caviar & no fresh lobster left...
