Sainsburys Avaliações 

My order of baby formula didn’t arrive at the time I had booked, nor did anybody contact me to tell me the item was out of stock. Phoned their customer service team and was left on hold for half an hour. I was then cut off and nobody bothered to ring me back. Absolutely disgraceful customer service.

I could not turn up to collect my shopping (click and collect) as I had a problem with my car. I rang Sainsbury’s and the customer service was dreadful. Feigned sympathy for my car problem and said not to worry at all they would help me,(doubtless reading from a script) as I said I needed to change to a delivery. Then said they weren’t able to help I would have to have a refund, which would take 5 working days and I would get an email confirming this. Also said they would inform them that I could not attend for the C&C. No email received, and I get a call from the click and collect person asking why I had not picked up my shopping apparently no one had told them. I have now had to order more shopping on a delivery and will have
To sit in a long phone queue again, waiting to chase my refund as he obviously has done nothing about my problem, and just moved on to the next caller. I have been a customer for a long time and their service has become really really poor.

I visited Sainsbury's Kidderminster yesterday and once again was overcharged. I was charged for 2 boxes of cereals and only bought 1. A few weeks ago I was overcharged £70.00 . I had bought 1 pack of green beans and was charged for 70 packs
Last week the Napolina spaghetti I bought was black and mouldy at the ends where the box had been in water.
I was reimbursed but I am sick of having to wait to see someone in customer services as there is always a queue. Only one person at counter. I shall not be shopping at Sainsburys again.

I am 84 and completely bemused by modern technology. I have just had an amazing, patient person from Sainsburys helping me sort out my order. She was so kind and helpful and hopefully things are now on an even keel.

I think sainsburys online and shopping experience is overpriced and very expensive in the end I had to shop else were due to sainsburys products like flora proactiv priced at £4.50 and else were it is priced at £3.50 i left shopping online with them and won't be going back and the customer service centre is very poor avoid at all costs I would shop else were for a better shopping experience

Further update to my order that should of arrived yesterday Saturday 16th November 2024
Between 10pm to 11pm.
Still no food delivery..
Can't tell me why it hasn't arrived when I called yesterday evening.
No update from them to tell me when my shopping will be arriving.
£76.00. I have wasted as I need the items for my children.
I need my milk as that's what I live on the most due to being unable to swallow food oral.
You sainsburys are a joke.

I only went into Sainsbury’s Macclesfield for two things multi seed flatbreads and a tiger loaf, both shelves completely empty 2:30 Saturday afternoon, bloody hopeless

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It was very uncomfortable trip at sainsbury. Maidenhead town The security guard was s*** steadied my daughter and also ask phone number. She was only 17 years. What type of people you have employed ? When he saw me start embarrassed, chang the colour off his face, and don't want to see him working at the public environment. Security guard is a povert😡😡😡

Extractor Fans – Restaurant Hub, Tamworth

Upon completion of a store extension (2009) and provision of a resulting upper storey restaurant, the assembly was evidently a visual afterthought: a self-supporting structure independent of the existing store and into which a gallery arrangement provided a Ground Floor extension, of which over which 30% was exposed to the restaurant above.

A move away from the traditional 1980s construction techniques saw the new extension minimally clad within the upstairs restaurant area, and with exposed support beams and ceiling roof profile from which ‘Natural Daylight tubes’ provided illumination.

The whole creation was incongruous with the existing architecture and the resulting upper concrete floor containing the restaurant facilities produced an ugly underfloor experience for shoppers; it presented a bare painted concrete shell that precluded the use of common lighting systems and looked every bit an ‘add-on’ to what was previously an aesthetically pleasing building .

Of more significance was the new Restaurant Extraction Fan system fitted: from outside, the two upper-storey wall-mounted exit ducts proved distractingly loud when first introduced and of an extremely annoying and penetrating pitch - a sound that both ‘carried’ and was acoustically painful to witness at close range.

Whilst located in an ‘alley’ between the extension and neighbouring shop units, to stand anywhere near these was an audibly excruciating experience (coupled with the pervasive and sickening stench of spent cooking fat discharged), yet the store made provision for an employee’s ‘Smoking Shelter’ behind a picket fence constructed immediately below the source of the same aggravative fumes and sound.

Externally, a source of noise and olfactory nuisance to staff, neighbouring businesses and customers visiting the vicinity within immediate earshot of the same outlet ducts; neither should have been granted initial Blueprint Planning Permission by any Local Authority prior to construction and installation, nor should the same operational configuration have remained unreviewed and, had this occurred, been subsequently rescinded post-instalment.

I only visited the upstairs café once as far back as early 2010: the vibration and noise levels/pitch within the café area saw our party leave after half a cup of coffee: two members suffering from Tinnitus and wearing hearing aids had symptoms aggravated by the ‘harmonics’ produced by two powerful extraction fans creating vibrations throughout the ‘new’ structure and causing nausea and vertigo.

Nearly 15 years later: upon my last visit to the store, I noted cracked ceilings and water ingestion stains originating from the Café floor above the TU Clothing section in the 2009 extension: several pipe trunking panels had been exposed through damp and decay and the annoying rhythmic buzzing of the upstairs Extraction units seemed louder than ever: I actually touched an external wall and could feel the vibration that these were creating throughout the structure.

Within just a few minutes of our arrival, my mobility -challenged 90-year-old Mother (wearing a recently purchased latest-generation set of hearing aids, and whom had visited to explore the TU clothing range), was reduced to tears in begging me to get her out of the store immediately as the vibration and noise was agonizing - clearly the new aids were picking up 'harmonics' and amplifying these to an intolerably painful level from the same source.

As a direct result, we will now shop elsewhere: I don't need the 'annoying white noise' experience and neither does my Mother need the pain caused by interference with her hearing aids.

This cannot be doing any good whatsoever to the ongoing health and safety of either employees of Sainsbury’s, or those of its Restaurant Hub Concessions, many of whom may be on National Minimum or Living Wage Zero-Hour Contracts, and thus too afraid to raise a complaint for fear of reprisal or dismissal.

What seems clear from recent scaffolding surrounding this extension, is that something is significantly wrong – and judging by my recent instore experience, this hardly comes as any surprise given the unpleasant shopping environment witnessed.

Having visited the same retail park since to other stores; by night, it is possible to hear these same noisy units from more than 200 metres distance – an invasive and irritating sound that sets apart the Sainsbury’s store as being the loudest occupant of the Ventura / Jolly Sailor Retail Park complex by a considerable margin – and not one to which anyone of a ‘noise sensitive’ or Middle-Ear afflicted ailment should visit without caution as to how much of a risk to their health this presents.

Bought a decent bottle of champagne for my daughter’s 21st birthday ( Click and Collect ). She opened the box to find a security tag still on it. Classy ! Had to call head office as there was no answer from the store itself. They eventually agreed to send someone round to take the tag off. We had to change our birthday plan for her as a result. They didn’t seem to understand that this wasn’t acceptable but were proud that someone agreed to drive round, somewhat missing the point. Interested to see that the majority of feedback here is very negative. I thought Sainsbury’s cared about their customers. We’ll go elsewhere in future.

My Lillie's were purchased 28 October they flowered beautifully. Still blooming a week later. Only today 5 November petals started to drop. Well done sainsbury price competitive. Very good value for money

Hornsey branch have virtually no manned tills on with massive queues when they open one ,many refuse to take cash this is totally unacceptable,when are they going to realise old & working people need these essential services .Until these services are restored my whole family are boycotting this store

Having been a loyal customer of Sainsbury’s for many years I have an annual anytime delivery pass which costs around £80 a year. I have done this over the past few years as the local store isn’t easy to get to. Over the past few months the service has really gone down hill. Orders arrive crushed, best before days are either close or like the other week out of date on some cooked chicken. To top it all off my delivery didn’t even arrive Saturday. No phone call, or contact to explain why and money still taken. I tried calling the customer service but this all seems outsourced abroad now and quite frankly they don’t seem to care or be able to sort anything out and it’s impossible to call the local stores as it just goes back to the call centre.

I made an official complaint about the delivery that never arrived which was logged and a call back promised from a local store manager where the delivery come from. Anyway to cut a long story short no call and no contact and yes no delivery still!!!

Don’t be a fool like me and get tied into an annual pass as you can’t then easily go else where without losing the £80!! Avoid Sainsbury’s !!!

Products displaying wrong tickets,shelves of blue riband with a clearance ticket on from a different product but u had to get on hands and knees to read it,which I was told I should have done when I complained, not the first time or will it be tge last, awful customer service

Half my order they did not have.
And they will not let me cancil the rest of order. I am shocked. You cannot email them to cancel...
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Poor customer service. Short staff. Disappointing. I used to rate Sainsbury’s as being a bit superior in comparison to other supermarkets but they are all the same now. Why pay the little extra? No service.

Been using the Sainsbury's local on Woolwich Road, Greenwich for years. The day staff who have been working there for years, except for one lady called Maxine are very loud and rude. They do not know how to say please or thank you and quite often walk away from the till when you approach. It has not only happened to me but have seen them do it to others as well. Especially one female who calls herself Lady Bee. She is especially rude. They are also chatting about things which is not relevant to the operation of the store but their private lives, quite loudly and ignoring the customers when wearing those headphones/communication ear pieces. Very rarely see Maxine, who is very polite and helpful as it seems she works out the back in the bakery. The majority of the staff should take a leaf out of Maxine's book. Because of the rudeness of the majority of day staff, including the tall manager, I prefer to walk up to Iceland's to get my shopping where all the staff are nice

Food quality
Food quality has gone down hill .
We have a home delivery each week.
Who ever picks the food needs training on the quality of what their picking.
Looks to me that they just grab whatever and that will do with out any thought.
We've had supposedly diced beef that was just a ball of gristle.
Peppers that had turned to slop.
Scones that are mouldy.
And this is the day after.
Do you employ stock rotation? Obviously not.
This was the best food once but no longer.

Sainsbury in West Hove have installed "security gates" to combat the problem that they themselves have created by trying to force us to all use their stupid self checkouts rather then paying staff to treat their customer's like human beings instead of cash cows.

But now the boy geniuses running Sainsbury's have gone one step further with their baffonery. Now you have to scan your receipt on the post where the security gates are before the gate will open and you're permitted to leave the store.

I can think of two potential problem's here....

Firstly, what if I opt not to take a reciept? That is an option on your silly little self checkouts would you like a reciept yes or no, what if I opt for no. Will I be illegally detained by your security staff while they troll through CCTV footage? What if the machine has ran out of paper? This has happened to me many times before and the self checkout can't give me a reciept. What happens then?

Secondly, what if I come into your store and you don't have what I want? Once again will I be treated as though I'm a criminal and be illegally detained by your security staff, will they want to check my pockets?

What about if I'm picking up an Argos order, I won't have a receipt then, how do I leave your store?

Will the security staff just wave me through? What about when there isn't anyone on the security desk, do I go in search of an employee who can scan me out? Or do I just push the silly little gate open and probably set off an alarm.

All this stupidity, all this expense, viewing all their loyal customers with suspicion, implying they're thieves all to try and solve the problem Sainsbury's created with their own greed!

You wanna solve the problem you created, hire more staff, pay them a living wage, open up your tills, get rid of the stupid self checkouts and treat your customer's with some respect!

Went into sainsbury torquay cafe and was served by Dennis he was miserable and rude and has no customer service skills whatsoever