Convenience Stores in Bethnal Green and Shoreditch, Greater London

“This is one of the friendliest and most helpful staff Sainsbury's I've been in and I've been in many. Staff are present, always stacking the shelves and happy to assist. When you are elderly or have a stroller, you can't always juggle everything, but staff and management have always been supportive with a smile.”

“Moved in across the road and really depend on this place for essentials. The female staff behind the till are very friendly and really make an effort to provide good customer service.”

“This was our go-to while vacationing and staying in Shoreditch. Very convenient, great operating hours, easy checkout experience, and great selection for basics.”

“I love this tesco but it would have been so much more bettter If they had halal meats like the Bethnal Green tesco this area is full of Muslims so having halal meats in tesco would be great.”

“Just popped in for some filters and Rizla papers. Had fruit and veg and a bakery section. Their frozen section is quite small compared to the larger stores. They have a nice range of meal deals, worth checking them out if you want a quick packed lunch.”

“Hosweara serves me everyday with a smile on her face, this shop is full of nice people and always try there best to help and put a smile on my face most mornings. So thank you!!”

“A great Tesco store located within Bethnal Green on a busy road. Main benefits are slightly cheaper prices than smaller express shops, wider range of produce and more of it, quick buying and checkout process.The main highlight is the reduced section located in the fridge aisle. It always has amazing deals on meat, desserts and much more. Check it out if you love a deal…”

“Sainsbury’s exhibition by Evaldas GulbinasArt showcase in and outside of Sainsbury’s shop.Drawings has been created at home and placed in Sainsbury’s supermarket shop. Most drawings has been placed by the selling items due to relationship to the concept meanings of drawing and product. Character in the drawings represents chaotic person. Was inspired by shrink moment of Lockdown in London.By the entrance of the shop is “ Invisible- homeless man” sculpture/ installation, made of metal wire. Sculpture represents contemporary moment of covid outbreak, due to financially problems some of people becomes homeless in England. Also, homeless people are non-seen for some other people -they don’t look at them and trying to be aware of them. I was inspired by the homeless people, which is always sitting by Sainsbury’s shop entrance.”