Do you eat/drink in supermarket cafes?
 

Random thought whilst I was shopping today as I passed through the cafe to go to the bathroom. I never use the cafes, but they always look busy. Do you use them, if so often?

I don't but they do offer pretty tasty, simple meals at a good price so I can see why they're popular with their usual demographic which seems to mainly be retired people and families

I haven't for a long time ,but use to occasionally.

Never.
But then I don’t go out.

Love a Morrisons cafe once in a while

Once had a full English in Asda. Never again. I'll just go for a cuppa and a toasted teacake next time.

We don't have them in our grocery stores. Some of the larger stores that have a grocery (like Walmart or Target), yes, but they're usually a proper franchise, not store run... whereas a bulk shop like Sams or Costco, they do have an indoor eatery that's from their bakery/made-to-order area.

Tesco full English is boss x

Lol no

Chav central

I do sometimes. “Very occasionally” isn’t the most accurate descriptor of my frequency eating at Asda cafes or Tesco’s Costa but “often” is even further off.

Even Waitrose’s cafes?