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Tesco Express located at Greystoke Ave, Bristol BS10 6BQ, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0345 675 7254

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Lee Hopson

5 Google Rating

Clean, well laid out store

5/ 5

Clean, well laid out store

Gemma

4 Google Rating

Good store with an alright range of produce for a metro. Good offers on. Some prices are very steep.

4/ 5

Good store with an alright range of produce for a metro. Good offers on. Some prices are very steep. Staff are okay, some are nice others are rude. Store is tidy. Social distancing measures are in place here. You can pick up the odd bargain here. Alright to get a quick snack, drink, or essential item.

Ed Lewis

1 Google Rating

No staff wearing masks and no customers being challenged on wearing masks. No wonder we are Tier 3

1/ 5

No staff wearing masks and no customers being challenged on wearing masks. No wonder we are Tier 3

Nick holiday

3 Google Rating

staff is not always rude. Some counter advisor are really nice, especially a British native one, wit

3/ 5

staff is not always rude. Some counter advisor are really nice, especially a British native one, with nice Air cutt. Not more selection which is true, but some reduce items if you need to save some money. I recommend this shop for his wide opening schedule and its reduced food.

Geanina

1 Google Rating

Every time I go to this store there is a counter kid, brunet kid early 20s with a very dry and rude

1/ 5

Every time I go to this store there is a counter kid, brunet kid early 20s with a very dry and rude attitude. This evening he decided to make fun of my clothing laughing out loud embarrassing me in front of my boyfriend and other customers. He ruined my mood.🙄

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