Sainsbury's in Lambeth

Los mejores bocadillos están en la parte trasera de la tienda (en la tienda cerca del distrito de teatros). Los bocadillos y frutos secos de baja calidad están cerca de la parte delantera y en bolsas más pequeñas. Debería ser todo lo contrario. Lo mejor era difícil de localizar. Además, necesitan bolsas de papel. Las bolsas de plástico naranja son horribles para el medio ambiente.

Fui de compras semanales. ¡No sé qué le está pasando a Sainsbury! Alimentos de mala calidad en los estantes. , frutas y verduras mohosas. Casi nada en las estanterías... Traje espárragos, las puntas eran todas negras y el olor era asqueroso. Peras, duraznos y aguacate no están madurando o si maduran se vuelven mohosos. Siempre una patata o cebolla mohosa y olorosa cuando compras una bolsa. panes. . . parece que las rebanadas de pan son cortas en el paquete. Harto del lugar... pura codicia, todo se hace más pequeño pero más caro. Compras artículos de tocador... solo venden botellas más pequeñas... ¡y luego tienes que pagar más! ¡Las esponjas se desmoronan! Y esto de usar tu tarjeta de néctar para conseguir cosas más baratas es un montón de basura! ¡Sainsbury's está robando a sus clientes cada vez más! ¡Simplemente no les importa!

This is the worst store in the area by a mile. Sainsbury's in general is becoming a bad shopping experience but this one particular store is testament to the policy of large margins to billionaire owners at the expense of suppliers, frontline staff, and customers. This is a large store which used to have huge traffic, this is now much quieter. Since it's the most convenient store for us, we keep trying to make it work, but get worse and worse service each time so we just go to waitrose, tesco, or go a bit further to Lidl, exceptionally we'll go to a smaller sainsbury's which isn't so trashy. I assume it's still profitable since it is still open, but the cost cutting is now rather extreme, I assume one last attempt at making it work and forcing customers to accept the new status quo: you shall work for your food. This shop historically would have 15-20 tills, this has been reduced to 8, almost note are manned. If you are lucky, you will have two tills open, with about 20-25 min wait, alternatively they have tons of self service checkouts with about 10-15min wait (plus the time you have to clock in working for Sainsbury's shareholders). This store is the perfect example of the future of shopping if these companies/hedge funds which own the oligopoly of food supply in the UK. The number of shops with permanent till service is nil, and the number of shops which have regular till service is dwindling. You'll be lucky if you get any service anywhere. What's next, you stock the shelves for 15 minutes or you don't get your shopping...? You unload a truck if you want your shop...? The most enraging part is not even that billionaires are getting richer from this, since prices are higher, this lack of service is not reflected in the price; the most enraging part is seeing the workers who get paid minimum wage if that (there are countless stories of these stores making workers stay longer for free and serious breaches of working rights) and they collaborate in this scheme which inevitably will take them out of a job. It's senseless... and all you have to do is stop using self checkout... go somewhere else... it may cost an extra £5 in your shopping cart, but if you can afford it, do it...

What the hell is wrong with Sainsbury's went in to buy items of children's clothes I ask the girl to take the metal pin of so I could buy them I am standing in the queue waiting to pay! The idiot shop assistant treated me like I was going to steel them. I could have screamed at her how dare her show me up in front of everyone! Sainsbury's have gone right down hill...employ more people!

Bad service, cheap and inorganic products, plus with expensive price. In addition, across Sainsbury's bread slicers aren't becoming available to shoppers. This has made us switch to alternative suppliers. Time to reverse!

For the second time in the last couple of months, I experienced appalling customer service at the Smart shop self-checkout . I had a problem with the Nectar app and sought help from a manager at the checkout area as he was nearest to me; he rudely gestured at me to consult another member of staff. I spoke to the staff member who could not answer my question comprehensively and I could see she did not really understand the question. I asked the same manager again, as I noted he was observing our discussion with the stafff member from afar, yet he could not be bothered to help. He was very rude to me and joined forces with the other staff member, both of them accusing me of blocking the way, which was not true. My query regarding the app was not answered. With much frustration and disappointment with the way I was treated, I left my trolley of selected groceries without making a purchase. I wonder why Sainsbury's would employ such a rude manager who has no concern for customers, and who sets such a bad example to junior staff? I will not be shopping at Sainsbury's Nine Elms again.

This sainsburys use 2 be very good but totally gone 2 pot, shelves half empty veg goes off very quick, the last few times I was in there, the stuff i wanted wasent in stock, I asked @ the customer service & the nice woman said yes it is in stock go 2 the aisle & wait, which i did & no 1 came. so i won't going back there in a hurry.