Where is everyone doing their supermarket shop from?

We've settled on a bit of a range of shops TBH, not really driven by cost but more by quality!

Each month we tend to get:
1 Ocado shop mainly for M&S items
1 Sainsbury's shop for cupboard items, soft drinks etc (sometimes we skip Sainsbury's and do 2x Ocado)
Morrisons - is our big local store so we tend to pop in there for too up shops and meat
2-3 local butchers
Uber eats - on Mondays they do up to 50% off fruit and veg so we tend to get this weekly and normally order from Morrisons or Waitrose
1 x Virgin Wines order
1x home bargains or b&m for cleaning products and general toiletries

Tesco, Sainsburys or M&S. I need home deliveries, and they are best.

Tesco as we live near a big one. I have tried Aldi but the quality is so variable I didn't like it. I've just focused on trying to reduce the cost by reducing food waste to balance it out.

Aldi and then a couple of bits in M&S next door. Then an occasional Tesco delivery for bits I can’t get elsewhere. I can’t stand Sainsbury’s or Asda

We do our big shop at Ocado great not having to lug everything home and can do the shop in bed at night. We then have a Tescos and Waitrose same distance from our house so pick between both for little shops depending on what I want. I love a rotisserie chicken and only Waitrose do them. Tescos price match Aldi and Ocado price match Tescos. Im fortunate that I can afford to buy in bulk and stock up on things when I see them on offer.

Usually Aldi or Lidl, but my shopping bill has gone up to about £120 a week for 2 of us and I need to do something about it.

I've started online shopping more because I spend less on impulse buys. Usually asda but I do buy from Ocado occasionally because they have an excellent range of things that are difficult to find elsewhere.

I don't like online shopping though because they don't check the use bys or quality of fruit and veg. I always end up with over ripe bananas or sandwich meat that goes off in a day or two.

More recently I’m using Lidl. I like the vegetarian options (much better than Aldi), especially the tofu and tempeh. The ‘posh’ humous and muesli are lovely.
I get a few bits in Sainsburys and agree with PP that it’s the cheapest now (when using the Nectar card).

I use a wholesaler who delivers. I don’t use supermarkets. The downside is that you need space to store the goods - for example, most cans come in cases of 12, and there’s a minimum spend. Some people split a delivery with friends.

Waitrose for main shop. M & S for treats .
Aldi for bulk buying of dustbin liners , washing powder , washing up liquid .
Butternut Box delivery for dogs .
Im very lucky as we have all the supermarkets close by except Morrisons

Sainsbury and M&S for some fruit when going in person. Waitrose( next to no subs, great offers, easy to use) and Riverford online normally.

I use Ocado, I honestly don't find it much more expensive than Sainsbury's & love that I can buy M & S food online. I also love the fact that they still bag the shopping, being disabled it is so much easier than having to bag everything up at the door. I sometimes will do a top up shop on Deliveroo from Sainsbury's if I forget something & thankfully this does come ready bagged.

Lidl for the main shop

Tesco for the bits Lidl dont stock plus any club card offers that make sense to buy

Every few weeks I will go to Sainsburys for a handful of items that only Sainsbury sell and whilst Im in the vicinity I do a Marks and Spencers sweep of the YS and meal deals, plus their West Country cheddar which is to die for and is as cheap as chips

If Im in our town centre , Ill have a dander around home bargains and Savers

And surprisingly the local spar. Their special offers are very very good , Im still working through the Branston beans I got last year - 4 cans at £1.50

Mix of Aldi, Asda and farmfoods mainly.

Farmfoods have some amazing deals, 2 tubs of fage Greek yogurt is £5. They have mu extra strong cheese for 99p etc. It's always worth a mooch !

tesco
sainsbury <top ups> and waitrose <for specifics>, odd thing from asda, less now they dont have any rewards, occasional from lidl
waitrose now have a reward app and their plants are really good

Sainsbury's, Tesco and Aldi for my main shop (whichever takes my fancy and depending on what I need). Waitrose for veg (they still sell potatoes and carrots loose) and they have a deli counter. The farm shop for fancy cheese. Tesco for bread.

At the moment, Morrisons as delivery is still free for NHS workers. However, as my delivery the day before yesterday was 5 hours late with only one update, when it was 3/4 hour late, I am rethinking that. They also substituted frozen jumbo whole tail scampi with frozen potato waffles.... 🙄

I occasionally use Ocado - I like their products and rarely, if ever, get any substitutions. Also Morrisons no longer does a reduced fat sour cream and chive dip (I use it to make coleslaw) and M&S do, so we can order than from Ocado. We top up with fresh fruit and veg at least once a week, usually from Lidl, and I like Lidl's low GI brown bread, or Sainsbury's taste the difference multigrain, so if we need bread between shops we get it from there.

Sainsburys
Lidl
Occasionally Aldi (bit further away)
Occasionally Waitrose online

Marks and Spencer once a week, costs between £70 - £90 for two adults. A top up shop of milk/fruit etc from Tesco once in between, another £20.

Things have gone up a lot but with a few adjustments to what we buy we’ve kept the amount we pay about the same for the last few years.

Tesco - online home delivery

veg is great & lasts ages. They give 'use by' dates online & let you know on delivery if something has a shorter use by than stated on website so you can return it to the driver. Refund if you weren't told when it was delivered.

I have used them at least 8 years & had very few issues. The few I did have were sorted to my satisfaction & they've gone out of their way for me when I was admitted to hospital & when I came home.

they price match. But the quality is better.

Do the big shop at Sainsbury's in store every couple of weeks. It's only a couple of years old, it's got wide aisles, great parking and never crowded, even at Christmas. I often go about 6.30 to 7pm and there are excellent reductions such as half price meat, bread for 25p etc so if I see them I get a few for the freezer. Their veg is very good quality and variety and they sell free range chicken and outdoor bred pork.

I used to do my shopping at Tesco which is near the Sainsbury's but it is always heaving and the parking is terrible. There's a Tesco express in my village which I use for top ups, it's fine although everything is a more expensive than at a large store.

I go to Aldi once a year at Christmas because the past few years they've done an excellent free range chesham bronze turkey which has been delicious, not cheap though, costs 70 quid!

Dried and tinned goods, fruit & veg and dairy from Tesco, our closest large supermarket.
Meat from the village butcher.
I make all our bread, ordering wholemeal flour in 16kg sacks from Wessex Mill.

I shop once a week, no top-ups. I spend about £60 a week for two of us.

Online Tesco for main shop which I tend to do every 8 days. Few nice bits from Waitrose on a Friday so we have some treats for the weekend and generally avoid top ups.

Ocado. It's brilliant. The delivery people are wonderful, never substitute anything and they price match. Fruit and veg are v good quality.

Mostly a combination of Waitrose or Ocado and our local refill shop (for various food pantry items, cleaning materials, most toiletries - this really brings costs down, especially since we replaced lots of cleaning items with spirit vinegar and started using bar soap instead of hand soap and shower gel!). We also get an Oddbox delivery for fruit and veg so we plan around that.

Main weekly shop in Morrisons, I like the loyalty scheme, it has a good butchery and fish range (though sadly not wild Alaskan salmon). I can get a variety of bones there to make bone broth for the dogs. I like their Californian sourdough, tiger bloomers and salt and pepper bloomers.They stock (whole) milk from Graham’s dairy. Their yellow sticker reductions are haphazard but can be really good. They’re near Home Bargains, where I get toiletries, paracetamol and hay fever tablets, bird food, poo bags, chia and flax seeds, and Graham’s butter, and near Just For Pets, where I get raw dog food and natural chews.

Then a small shop either at Waitrose, for my preferred cat litter, salmon, cheddar, or Aldi, for Greek yogurt, organic apple cider vinegar, and laundry powder, and next to M&S for excellent instant coffee. Or Tesco if I’ve timed it for the reductions, I get some of their products price matched to Aldi, don’t rack up many Clubcard points but it’s worth getting some. I go to a Sainsbury’s about once a month or so. I don’t like Asda at all, and Lidl is both a longer drive, and grim compared to our small Aldi.

I don’t like grocery shopping online, so probably not much help!