Central Co-op Food - Countesthorpe

Jeanie and her crew are always polite, helpful and a pleasure to visit. This shop is a great example of how a friendly village store should be.

Recently moved the village and heard a lot of good things about this store. Paid a visit and what a great service I received. I have done a lot of shopping and a staff member approached me while I was shopping and told me how I can save money through the membership card. She called somebody over who helped me register. Amazing experience, will be a regular!

Really nice store with great service, the staff were really friendly, much better then tesco, would visit again

Good food, good staff and good parking. Easily coming back here again.

Very friendly staff and always so helpful

Good one

Convenient and cheap

Always pop in on the way to parents in the village. Remember the store as a kid 30+years ago.

Good parking. Good selection. Some really nice staff......the young lady I see most Sundays with "two tone" hair is lovely, always friendly and chirpy to everyone - a credit to the shop.

Very convenient for the bits and bobs you always need at the last minute when you didnt realise something was running out!

My Nan visits and does her shopping daily, she treats it as a social :)

Just had a make over looks good staff are friendly and helpful

Good size for the village, good range of products and the staff are friendly.

Reliable. Friendly. Held in high regard by local people. Very useful

Friendly staff. Wide choice of products

Ok store only trouble is when I go their with my young kids it seems that one staff member finds it ok to park in the mother and baby spot with no kids the only one their is too. (Silver Vauxhall )

Decent Co op, staff are hit and miss (I once had a cashier insinuate that I'm homeless), reduced aisle tends to leave much to be desired

I cannot fault the quality and availability of the products available, but the service is much to be desired (specifically one employee). On several different occasions, I have been waiting at the counter for any form of service. The same employee by the name of "Laura" then finds the ability to break away from her friends that she has been chatting with for the past 15 minutes to rudely serve while half-arsedly throw my groceries over the scanner. After my change has been stuffed into my hand, she resumes her conversation to minimise the withdrawal symptoms that she has slowly been developing, and I am left to bag my groceries.