Ever since the UK went into lockdown, grocery shopping has been a challenge. Supermarkets across the
country have seen a huge increase in demands. While a lot of outlets have been
introducing new measures to meet customers’ expectation, buying products is not
an easy task. Every day, clients have to queue up outside the shops to respect
social distancing protocols. Moreover, firms have implemented special opening
hours for NHS staff and vulnerable or elderly people. To help you during these
difficult times, you will find a list of the best time to shop at different
grocers below.
Tesco
The same pattern can be noticed at its Lancashire stores. Most people visit the outlet on weekends and the best time to go shopping is from Monday to Thursday before 11am and after 4pm. Monday afternoons are quite busy; the most popular time is 1pm, during which consumers have to wait for an average of 20 minutes in line at Tesco stores. Moreover, there are a lot more buyers on Fridays.
The same pattern can be noticed at its Lancashire stores. Most people visit the outlet on weekends and the best time to go shopping is from Monday to Thursday before 11am and after 4pm. Monday afternoons are quite busy; the most popular time is 1pm, during which consumers have to wait for an average of 20 minutes in line at Tesco stores. Moreover, there are a lot more buyers on Fridays.
Sainsbury’s
If you shop at Sainsbury’s, the quietest day to buy products is on Wednesdays, especially before 10am. Customer traffic tends to be low on this day. In comparison, Fridays are quite busy with the wait time reaching up to 20 mins and on Saturdays, clients have to queue up for 25 minutes any time between 12:30pm and 2pm.
If you shop at Sainsbury’s, the quietest day to buy products is on Wednesdays, especially before 10am. Customer traffic tends to be low on this day. In comparison, Fridays are quite busy with the wait time reaching up to 20 mins and on Saturdays, clients have to queue up for 25 minutes any time between 12:30pm and 2pm.
Weekends
are the busiest days at grocery stores
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