This'll always be my favourite location you've ever been to, as it's what introduced me to your channel

Interesting to see this, the Tesco near me also used to have a similar upstairs restaurant overlooking the shop floor. Sadly it closed in 1996 when the store was extended and moved to a smaller cafe the shop floor (then itself went after a few years). They also boarded up the windows and removed the stairs and lift up there- which clearly didn't happen here. Sadly they built a new Tesco Extra next to it in 2006 and demolished the old store, so it's all long gone now. I remember the lift up to the restaurant, it was bizarre- it had manual doors, the ground floor ones were ones on hinges you opened with a handle, and the restaurant floor, on the opposite side of the lift, were like cargo lift doors you had to slide open. And you could open the doors while the lift was moving, which would stop the lift, and the shaft was covered in graffiti as a result (which you could see through the lift windows). I was gutted when they took it away! There was also a horribly 80s photo of a family eating at the bottom of the stairs leading up. Wish I could find some photos of the interior of the store from that time! Also love that this store kept the 80s red tiling and the cream and red stripes around the edge of the store, even though the matching aisle signage and the old logo outside the store had been replaced and made other changes, don't think I've seen that anywhere else! They always took them away at the same time they replaced the aisle signage or changed the logo outside at every other store I've known. Certainly my personal favourite style of Tesco decoration (including the matching aisle signage... which sadly had gone from this store). Again, vanished from my local store with the 1996 refurb (and from the town centre branch when it also had a refurb at roughly the same time), though another branch near me still had the stripes and old aisle signage (but not the red tiling) until quite recently.

Brilliant video as always Beno !

Amazing! I don't know any other Tesco that still has it original 1970s signs. Nothing beats 1970s signage!

OMG BEN YOUR BACK AT TESCOS 🤣!! Keep up the amazing URBEX and Lift videos

The old Tesco supermarkets were awesome back in those days. Especially with the automatic revolving doors before it was removed and replaced by automatic sliding doors.

NOOOO! I have a trip planned to the UK soon, and especially wanted to film the Tesco Chatham lifts

I cannot describe how EPIC this place is. A GENERATOR ROOM! So sad it's getting pulled down. I know of 2 EPIC 60's - 70's sites that are getting pulled down soon. In the next 20 or so years, there will be barely any 60's - 70's buildings.

Gotta love them subtitles. They quite often inadvertently come up trumps, like translating Medway council at 1:10 as deadwood. Perfick!

Great video🎉

Cool video!

I remember your first video on the lifts in Chatham 🙂

It’s so sad that this place got vandalised and permanently shut down. RIP Tesco and GoOutdoors Chatham

Great video Beno

good video

14:11 very few, if any of these hand dryers now.

I miss this tesco, even if i didnt go there

THE RETURN

Im *super* happy you went back here Beno!

Do you have any images of the signs or basically any old pre 2018 tesco branding?

You should urbex the BHS at tunbridge wells.

You should try coming back with some engine bits like oil, diesel, batteries, etc and try to get the generator to start.

hope this comes to Beno skyscraper sim 2

Nice video

Did this shop have the message tube system where the tills would of been ?

Sad that this is probably be the last time we see footage of this building but at least we finally see the final part of the urbex of this building. Also you should do a video in Crawley as for some reason pretty much all the big town centre supermarkets and department shops are now gone and abandoned like there's a really big morrisons that was built in a old car park in 2014 and now abandoned apart from a travalodge and cafe that are still open. There's also a abandoned sainsbury's with an argos next to it and in county mall debenhams is completely abandoned and the last time I went past the shop still looked in good condition and still some shelfs it's very weird

I remember when you did an urbex here just before the store closed where you got up to the abandoned parking levels

When I first found out it was turning into a Go Outdoors a few years ago, I knew for a damn fact it wouldn’t last long considering a Tesco, one of the biggest UK supermarkets, didn’t survive there.

They are pulling the building down?!?

the morris walk estate is demolished :(

awww so sad to see an abandoned building. And this time why didn't you explore the carpark?

I remember going in GoOutdoors and the happy shop girl telling me it had been bought out and they had been promised a good future of employment there , then a week later it closed down ! , I think of her and how they must have been feeling after being treated like that , and hope she has done better since , but that seems to be the way things go these days.

I wish the Tesco was still open

RIP GOOUTDOORS

Well its sad but inevitable that these older buildings have to be pulled down at some point.

Hey Austin this is guys

are your previous urbexs at this place on your channel?

Do another train adventure

Do more wheelie bin is hungryyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!

👀 tescoooooo

ohhhh

Wayyyyy

Hatid sa inyo ng GMA Super Radyo DZBB, *NARITO ANG SUPER BALITA SA HAPON!*

Chatham pocket.

Creepy

17th

That is stupid. they could have converted some of the car park levels to shops and made a shopping center or something else. Big, usable buildings like this are pretty much never demolished in Bulgaria. I don't know what are those "councils" you have in the UK that seem to be owning a large part of the buildings judging by your videos, but they must be incredibly stupid and wasteful in order to demolish completely good and usable buildings like this and many other ones.

Goodbye Tescos in Chatham, it will be modern rubbish.

Creepy