Waitrose & Partners

Huge selection of fresh, high-quality groceries perfect for an easy all-in-one shop

I love shopping at Waitrose — not just for groceries but also for the amazing selection of fresh flowers. Every time I walk in, I’m greeted by a colorful, beautifully arranged floral display that instantly brightens my mood. The flowers are always fresh, reasonably priced, and perfect for gifts or just bringing a little life into my home. Whether it’s seasonal bouquets, roses, or potted plants, I can always find something lovely. It’s just one of the many reasons this store stands out. Clean aisles, friendly staff, and fresh produce make it a top-tier grocery experience.

It's a bit pricey. Didn't feel very welcome in there. Felt as if me and my partner were looked down on. The cashier wasnt friendly. I asked if I could setup a Waitrose card in store and the cashier said it wasn't possible. I tried anyway and it only took 30seconds. Seems like she wanted the riff raff out of the shop. Only went in to get some cheese. Also the person on the deli counter didn't know how old the comté was. Just sort of ushered us away from the counter.

I am a regular shopper at Waitrose Ecclesall Road in Sheffield even though it’s not near to where I live. The reason being not only the quality of the goods, but the excellent service provided and friendliness of the staff. Nothing is ever too much trouble , and help is given with politeness and a smile. As a person of a certain age I really appreciate this ,and after working with the public for most of my working life I know how challenging this can be at times. They are all a credit to Waitrose especially Mauritzio (Mo) who is always cheerful and so helpful in spite of permanently having to deal with the up and down demands of the free coffee machine . He always asks how I am and yesterday he did. I explained I had just lost a very close relative and that my Sister is seriously ill in hospital with a bleed on the brain. He was so supportive and kind as Igot emotional, and even presented me with some flowers to cheer me up.. Even without this it’s such a pleasure to shop where I feel valued as a customer and receive such good loyalty perks . Keep it Up Mo and Waitrose

I am a big fan of Waitrose offering free coffee as a jesture not just to their customers but to their local community. Many people like me will do some shopping here not just because it saves 3 pounds on a coffee bit because it makes you feel welcome, valued and part of a community rather than just another anonymous customer. Food is surprisingly competively priced and veg is better quality for same price as anywhere.

Super branch of Waitrose! Came at the right time and managed to bag a few bargains. Plenty of organic and eco products available (which the wife loves), but also a really good range for normos like me. In my opinion, Waitrose are fast becoming an affordable and convenient option for many — even appealing to a Asda fella like me… The area was spacious and well laid out. We used self-scanning gun thing, which cleverly links to offers within the Waitrose app without having to scan coupons or barcodes at the checkout — nice touch. Upon checkout, we were randomly selected for a check, which was oddly exciting and not a problem, though there was a small tech issue that the lovely assistant couldn’t fix straight away. Slightly annoying, as it’s meant to speed things up, but after a short wait and a bit of backup, we were good to go. Staff were super and very apologetic. Well done everyone! 👏

This was our first visit to the Sheffield Waitrose for a while and it was an unmittigated disaster almost from start to finish. We started our visit with a spot of early lunch. Despite the restaurant being fairly quiet, the wait for food was ridiculously long. The staff explained that one of the two food ovens wasn't working. It took almost 30 minutes for our two bacon rolls to be brought to our table. To make the wait even worse, there didn't seem to be any heating on in the restaurant area at all. It was so cold I had to keep my sheepskin coat and gloves on! (I wasn't alone in that regard, all visitors seemed to be doing the same.) Having eaten our lunch, we needed to visit the toilets before doing our shopping. That's where the next disaster occurred. As I was washing my hands in the Gents, in walked three women. Apparently the women's toilets were unable to be used as they were closed off, along with the disabled toilets! The shopping experience was equally disappointing with the store being very cold indeed. To put the top hat on the whole visit, the prices were very expensive. A bag of organic carrots, one organic cabbage, a small bag of organic potatoes and a tub of duchy organic Greek yoghurt totted up to £7.20, which seemed a lot to me. I almost decided not to buy it. Now, I've been a Waitrose customer for a number of years, and I know food retail has become a competitive battlefield these days but I've had better shopping experiences in Aldi recently compared to today's visit to Waitrose. Other than the wonderfully polite staff, it makes you wonder whether Waitrose are taking customer loyalty for granted. 🤔

Very good quality produce. Loads of parking, great cafe and toilets on site. I live there wine collection as not many places have Graham's 20 years port wine available. Also in my last purchase I got everything I needed to create a pumpkin layered cake and to make the outer look like punpkin too!