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You'll find Sainsbury's Superstore situated at a prime place on Butterley, a 0.38 mile drive east of the centre of Ripley (near to Ripley Methodist Church, Nottingham Road Recreation Ground and Ripley Police Station). The store is an outstanding addition to the local businesses of Butterley, Codnor, Heage, Upper Hartshay, Marehay, Ripley and Waingroves. It is open 7:00 am - 10:00 pm today (Friday). This page includes information for Sainsbury's Ripley, Derbyshire, including the hours of opening, street address and direct phone.
Sainsbury's Superstore is located in a good space close to the roundabout of Wyatt's Way and Butterley, in Ripley, Derbyshire.
Conveniently situated a 1 minute drive from Bridle Lane, Pentrich Road, Butterley Hill and Coach Road; a 4 minute drive from Cromford Road and Nottingham Road; or a 7 minute drive from Codnor Gate or A38.
For route finder systems please enter the postcode: DE5 3QP.
Buses frequently arrive at Nottingham Road/Fletcher Street, Butterley Hill/Prince Of Wales PH and Bridle Lane/Sainsburys. Select from routes: 141, 147, X55, Ninety, .The Nines 9.3, Rapid One, Rainbow One and The Nines 9.1.
If you're coming by train, you can step off at Ambergate Station (3.73 mi away). The current line is East Midlands Trains.
In the vicinity you might visit Heage Road Industrial Estate, Ripley Hospital, Ormonde Fields Golf Course, Golden Valley Light Railway, Crossley Park, Butterley Park and The Ripley Academy.
There is currently 1 Sainsbury's branch open in Ripley, Derbyshire. Sainsbury's has other locations nearby:
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23/01/2019
was v disappointed yesterday to find that you no longer provide cardboard boxes as an alternative to plastic bags for carrying purchases home. The main reason I come to this store is because up to now you do (unlike the Matlock store which is actually more convenient).I enquired and was told it was a fire hazard. A surprising answer and wonder if the fire brigade told you that or you just 'thought' it. More of a fire hazard than the book stall or dried goods area? Experience must tell you how many are used each day - just put that number out. Leave them near each check out instead of piling them up. Did anyone give a more creative solution a thought?
01/09/2018
I do all my main supermarket shopping here. However, I am gluten and dairy intolerant (as well as some other things too long a list to mention!). I really like Warbarton's seeded wraps but whatever time of day I do my shopping there are hardly ever any left on the shelves. There are, however, Sainsubury's own brand which I don't like as much and, I think, contain yeast which I can't tolerate.
