Sainsbury'S

Located next to the Nine Elms station (Northern Line), this Sainsbury's brunch has a wide selection of food options like fresh, halal, organic, international. It also offers clothing, gardening supplies and household appliances. Spacious and well-organized, it's probably one of the largest Sainsbury's stores in London.

A well stocked range of products and a nice shop. The scales to weigh produce are always broken, more so now than ever. Underground car park like Mad Max, teenagers rollerskating and smoking, smell of urine, random sand dunes, etc… Update: 1 week later all scales are still out of order. No attempt at maintenance made by staff!

Big Sainsbury’s, a lot of variety, a good Sainsbury’s, Good Northern line very close, Vauxhall’s Victoria underground and railway line are close by, hire E-scooters and E- bikes (lime, Forest etc) a bit of a walk. Buses are available if you have knowledge of which buses to catch and know the bus interchange. The Queue can get long. Smart shop is easy to do be prepare to wait at self service, smart shop self service Be careful with the quantity / weighty items. One has to lug the shopping back Wether you take it back via Nine Elms Northern line / interchange somewhere, walk to Vauxhall for the Victoria line / interchange somewhere, Vauxhall railway / interchange somewhere Bus / bus interchange Use your own Bicycle Use your own E- scooter Walk depending on how far you live. Big Supermarkets inside the circle line or near the circle line / fare zone 1 Big supermarkets are tricky to find or travel to, one or twice or so to do one’s supermarket shopping Holborn Sainsbury’s is a Metro. Angel is probably the only zone 1 big supermarket From fare zone 2 and higher fare zones gets easier to find and travel to big supermarkets Gets expensive to shop at locals, express’s and so on, variety isn’t there. Deliveroo, just eat, uber eats choices seems to be the express’s, locals, that big supermarket you don’t get that choice on the platforms depending where you live

My shopping experience was terrible today, I came to buy a few things, ended up spending almost a £100, had a nectar voucher of £13.50, if I spent over £90 but but expired yesterday, I spoke to the floor manager Sam to see if they can help and do anything, Sam was really helpful, and called Nectar customer service, they said they can’t help and to call Sainsbury’s customer service, Sam then called the Sainsbury’s customer service, they went bothered and said they can’t do nothing,, wasted 30 mins waiting around. As a regular customer who shops at Sainsbury’s I was let really let down,, I had a similar experience in Tesco But they were really understanding and helpful and redeemed the voucher. I will shop in Tescos now.