Iceland www.iceland.co.uk

Spend £25 and get home delivery thats what say WRONG! You need to Spend £40 and get free delivery plus 1.10 for bags you DONT want that's the truth. If you spend LESS that £25 you need to pay a extra £4+£2+1.10 that's the truth. A whopping £6.10 for FREE delivery!! FREE don't make me laugh!

The Iceland products are very tasy and great prices. Staff are friendly and very helpful and the biggest bonus is that your shopping is delivered to your door free of charge! I would definetly recommend Iceland to family and friends.

the store never fails to please always plenty of offers and a good supply of both fresh and frozen foods,the home delivery service is excellent.

very pleased with products and prices the only criticism

I have the long queues while customers order home deliverys

can they ordered from one check-out ??? or at certain times??

Thats why mum goes to iceland! Do they really think that the general public are that stupid? How dare you iceland!EG. 1Kg. New potatoes in 2010, £1.00. Really good value me thinks! New potatoes 2011 still only £1.00 Brilliant! But hold your horses! this bag feels a bit light. Is there a hole in the bag? No of course there aint, they think that busy dads as well as mums wont notice, the bag is no longer a kilo, but in fact only 750gr. so basically your spuds have gone up by a massive 25%. I do realise that times are very hard for all of us but if your going to put your prices up, at least be man enough to admit it. And not treat us all like fools. Iceland shame on you!!!

iceland cannock is ok, lots of chilled, fresh and groceries, but coalville is a joke compared, the store is inside a co-op store from the 1990's desperate for a rebrand to 'the co-operative food' the store have all frozen food, with a little bit of junk like crisps and confectionary overhead, i think there is no fresh or chiiled becuae of the large co-op it is in, but i am now a netto shopper.

friendly staff iv,e gotten to know certain members of staff at Iceland and they are always ready to help you find what your looking for. easy accesable freezers with a full range of products.

Overall the store rates favourably with other major supermarkets but scores with its superb home deliveries. I have found the managers in all the stores I have visited to be extremely helpful. My local store is Amersham.

Iceland have an easy to use website, which is a plus, as on some you can spend almost as much time trying to order as going to the actual shop.

The delivery driver was pleasant, and even delivered in the snow, saying that I did realise that one bag of frozen food I had ordered was missing, and as I was due to be leaving the house after the delivery, I arranged over the phone with the Iceland staff to have it sent round and left in the snow by door. (They turned up about half an hour later full of apologies and did not charge for the items).

The milk was quite short dated, but this was not a problem, as the driver said he would go straight back and change it, so all in all a good experience.

Just wished that they did a wider range of food and goods, as their service was excellent, something that you would expect.

I have started to use Tesco every now and again now though, as the range of items is more extensive, as I think that at times your ideas of food (eating) diet changes, and the life you lead changes also. Plus, the Clubcard points add up to use on something, be it shopping or days out.

But yes, Iceland I would use again. A good time to use I think would be when the freezer is getting a little low and it needs to be restocked with frozen goodies. Ideal for summer ices and lollies, as otherwise the ices would melt just getting them home from the store to your freezer, and there is nothing worse than thick iced lollies.