Tesco

This is now my local Tesco and I really don’t like it, I was just getting used to where things were and everything was moved around, I needed formula for my baby on a Tuesday and went every day to try and get some and it took 6 days for them to restock, (luckily Boots had some.)
I tend not to go to a cashier, as they either don’t speak very clearly, are slow or (as happened a few days ago) ask if you mind waiting while they mess about, people leave trolleys all over the car park and I saw one travel quite far in the wind, which could potentially have killed someone.
Nines times out of ten the prices are incorrect.
The one thing I do like is the self-​service, as I know how fast a cashier can potentially go (as I was one) and not many people live up to my standards, so I find it easier and much quicker to serve myself.

This complex has changed Coventry forever, alongside the ricoh arena! The tesco was the biggest supermarket in Europe when it first opened and if you visit it you will see why!
Even before you enter the superstore there is a local library, a forexchange bank, a Johnson drycleaners, a huge community café, a chinese herbal shop, a keycutters, a hair salon, shoe, video game, a bank, two phone shops and not to mention tons of stalls…
then you enter the store which sells phones, fridges and tv’s, has a pharmacy and every thing else! this is all in one building!
they have a new-​look, boots, next, starbucks and marks and spencers next door too! you could spend the whole day here and there is plenty of parking too!

This store is massive! Not only will you find everything you are looking for, the amount of option for the same thing is unbelievable.
Away from the focus on food and drink it has other benifits.
There is a large area for magazines, books, toys, presents, dvds, electronics, clothes, laundry, chemist. It is also 24hour.
Staff are friendly and helpful.

I loathe this store with a vengence. I remember when it first opened and some of the staff got a bit carried away wearing their new head sets and thought they really were in charge of the world. I don’t think I have ever experienced any staff as rude as these people were. The store itself is ok though I have seen better layouts. Its well stocked and has a large range but again I have seen other extra stores with far more variety og goods. The parking is generally ok when I’ve visited which is during the week but I should igmagine its a nightmare at the weekend.
The positive thing is that it is placed in a retail park so there is alrge Boots, Marks and spencers and Next beside it. Also the Gallagher retail park is five minutes down the road with a very good Matalan and TKMaxx homewares.
I wouldn’t make the trip just to go to Tesco but if you needed the other stores or wanted a browse then its worth it.

I love this tesco, whenever I have the chance to go, I do. I used to live a walk away from it but not sadly live further away. I absolutely love the arena, it’s amazing! The tesco itself is HUGE and has a number of shops inside the shop itself such as game, a library, some café’s, a phone shop etc. It is amazing and offers a lovely range of clothes, food, electronics, music, flowers, books I could go on! Love it!

This branch of the corporate giant Tesco is fantastic if you need a big shop. Simply because BIG is the word you associate most freely with this shop. Infact superbly gigantic might be more fitting It is apparently the biggest Tesco in Europe, and I feel sorry for the staff there because they must literally walk miles a day in there its so huge! Sometimes tho you can be a bit spoilt for choice. I strongly recommend that if you have a partner who lacks patience when supermarket shopping, like I have, then you leave him at home and head off with a bottle of water and a fold out stool and shop alone! They have a great section for clothes shoes and accessories, and as its such a huge store, you know that you have got the full selection there that Florence and Fred and Cherokee have to offer. Its not for the faint hearted, but worth the trip if you really need to stock up!

This Tesco is absolutely huge! Gets very busy and still manages to have q’s at checkouts even though there are loads of them. The clothing section is big and tends to stock all of the florence and fred stuff you see on the tv adverts. Café is very poor though, quality of the food is terrible. Staff are always very helpful especially at the customer service desk. Great place to shop.

The biggest tescos in europe in coventry.
Sells all the usual things that tescos sells except there is three times as much. Spoilt for choice doesnt really explain just how big this place is.
The have loads of dvd’s, with loads of promotions on them.
They have racks of cd’s again with promotions.
They have a game console isle for the latest games on all formats.
Then they have loads of electrical goods from kettles– to the latest High deinfition tv’s.
Unbeliveable! Great store, christmas time is especially good with the amount of gifts available.

This Tescos is MASSIVE! It has everything from carrots to tvs to clothes. Great clothing range and many gifts and electrical items too. Fantastic store if a little overwhelming at first.
Situated next to the Ricoh this is the biggest tescos in Europe. So why they put it in coventry is yet to be seen.
So much choice for everything.
Inside tescos you see a number of smaller shops lined up along the outside such as game, clinton cards, carphonewarehouse and others.

This is the largest tesco in the whole of europe and sells everything you would expect any other tesco to sell and more! Along with food, drink and confectionary, it also sells electronics such as the latest video games, CDs DvDs and the latest in HD televisions. Opposite the new stadia of Coventry City FC the Ricoh arena it has good transport links by bus, road and with a proposed new train station, rail too. Also within the tesco are many other retailers such as Orange, Game and the Carphone Warehouse

The largest Tescos in Europe, so why oh why did they drop it in Coventry?
Its massive, and who puts coke bottles all the way up there by the ceiling? Its got lots and lots of everything!
Awesome stuff, but you may find yourself getting
A) Lost
B) Losing an entire day of your life wandering round!
C) Becoming amazingly bored if your in with parents!
But has more stuff than anywhere else so you kind of have to go really!

This is the biggest Tesco I have ever seen! They have the scooters for the disabled but the wheelchairs were all stolen! Prepare to spend a lot of time in here if its your first visit and you’re planning a walk down every aisle. It has a large clothing department, entertainment and toy department. Oh they also sell food. They have a really nice salad bar too.
There are several retailers within the tesco arena shop including to name a few: dry cleaners, library, game and carphone warehouse. There is also a café which can get busy on match days.
Check out the conditions of parking if you’re going up on match days! 2 hours free any longer you need to spend £25.