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1 year ago
lovely store however very small buses arriving outside! struggled to carry my shopping throughh the bus door :(
200 Nantwich Road
Crewe CW2 6BP
United Kingdom
0845 835 4424
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https://www.aldi.co.uk
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Aldi opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Aldi opens at 10:00 AM on Sunday.
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Aldi closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Aldi closes at 4:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 10:00 PMSun 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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This Tesco store is HUGE, located in Crewe, I called in here by mistake, getting lost on my way…read moreback to the train station, not only did I manage to pick-up a few essentials on the way home, but I was also pleased with a really helpful staff member who offered to help find me a taxi to get back so I didn't miss my train. She seemed to genuinely care, which is great. Due to the layout, it reminds me a lot of the Oldham Huddersfield Road Extra branch closer to home, you enter the store through an Underground style sheltered car-park and then go up a travelator (very steep) to the main store. The store is pretty large and the selection is good in general, they have a coffee machine inside the main store which is helpful. I did find the alcohol selection a little confusing as they did seem to split the sections across certain aisles, meaning if it wasn't for me passing by chance, I'd have thought they were out of certain pre-mix cans, but I did manage to pick up my JD and no sugar cola for the Avanti train journey back to Manchester. The selection was good for the store of its' size but I was disappointed in certain areas, notably the selection of coffee capsules. They had some good facilities in the store including a Vision Express opticians. The scan as you shop scanners are handy which you can obtain at the front of the store, the tablet where you can key in your Clubcard number was so slow, it seemed to stick after every number and I noticed another customer having similar issues too. 4* - A large Tesco branch with a mostly very good product range and pretty nice staff too.
I came to tesco crewe today, my first time in your store. I was doing a bit of Xmas shopping with…read moremy hubby, staff were very good, I had to use a mobility scooter as I am disabled, I had a nice experience as I hate going shopping since my disability and rarely go out. I just wanted to tell you about Russel in the car park, he was professional, in his job, he stopped what he was doing, made sure I got in my car, and took the scooter back into store for me, please share this post with him, he was polite and very well spoken, nothing was too much trouble for him, I would just like to say thank you xx.
Nice but small branch of marks and spencers located in crewe town centre. The store is spread…read moreacross 2 floors. On the top floor which is accessable by escalators or by the lift is kidwear, menswear and underwear. They dont have alot to offer in the way f kidwear however and i find this rather disapointing. You will also find a nice small useful cafe which do a nice range of food and drink. On the bottom floor is womens wear, gifts and the food department. Its a nice store for just nipping into but not great for doing a bit shop as they dont have the whole variety available.
Nice clean and tidy store. Not too big. Staff very helpful. good food rangeread more
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Marks & Spencer, Crewe
I've been driving past this place for ages and yesterday decided to have a look inside. WOW! It's…read moremuch larger than it seems from outside, and the range of continental food (mostly Yummy Polish things!) is amazing. I was short of time so just bought a selection of interesting Polish and Latvian (!!!) beers and then did a quick scan of the rest. The butchery section seemed to have more choices than I recognized - and it all looked so clean & fresh! I couldn't get past the patisserie (or cukiernia in Polish!) though. Such amazingly artistic stuff!! I bought a slab of gateau which will keep my wife and I going for days. I'm a bit worried about taking her in there, though - she will probably spend a month's housekeeping money in minutes - so much choice - and so attractively displayed. Now I'm a regular. Go and check it out yourself. Tony D
I made a purchase from there a few days ago with my card, there was a problem. With the card…read moremachine, the guy that served me said you may have been charged twice, check with your bank and ket me know. Today my account showed 2 deductions , I went back to the store as soon as I went inside the guy that had previously served me, recognised me at once and said ,have you been charged twice, I replied yes I will show you my statement, he didn't want to see it and gave me my money back at once, what a genuinely nice guy, I shall definetly shop there again, well done and thank you very much.
A fairly large Morrisons in Crewe, it is a short bus ride (3/4 stops) from the Bus Station in the…read moretown centre, while it also has a good size car park and a petrol station, with a coffee machine. The main supermarket has a good selection of products to chose from for a product of its' size, while Morrisons isn't my favourite supermarket brand in general and I only came here as there wasn't a nearby alternative other than Tesco, my shopping experience was OK and I was able to get most of the items I came in for which I'd usually expect to find at Morrisons. The staff weren't as helpful as other stores, it was a little hard to find someone on the shop floor and when I did they only told me "the back aisle" and left me to find something for myself, even though the store wasn't too busy, luckily I did get my Carabao in the end! The cafe opening times are generous in the evenings, during the week they open the cafe until 6 pm with the store closing four hours later, the store also has a much nicer vibe to it than many other Morrisons stores which seem really old-fashioned to me, but this store wasn't bad. I also liked how they had Amazon lockers right by the front entrance, which is super useful. 4* - One of my favourite Morrisons stores I've visited, I do find their main rivals to have a better selection especially in terms of quality free-from product, rather than cheap and bland free-from products which they seem to have here.
Lovely sized supermarket located about 10 mins walk outside of town. You will notice how big the…read morecar park is and at times this can get very busy especially at the weekends. Nice store and very clean and always staff around stocking up the shelves. lots of promotions and offers available and these are easily viewable. Never too busy in the week and alot of staff around to help and lots of checkouts.
Marks & Spencer at Grand Junction is the only branch remaining in Crewe, after they shut down the…read moretown centre branch, but it is only a short-walk away from the town centre, and with it being in a small retail park which also includes Boots and Nando's, amongst others, you won't really have to go out of your way to visit here so that isn't too bad. I did find the automatic door to be rather generous, which was run on a censor, meaning it closed on me part-way through me actually going through it, while making no noise whatsoever. I did find it hard to find any staff members around the store, or even greeting at the entrance/exit, again this isn't typical of other Marks & Spencer locations which are generally awesome. I'd probably avoid Marks & Spencer on any future visits to Crewe as it is a poor location in comparison to the others, but it's still nice to see this brand in the town for local residents, especially after the only other store within Crewe was closed, which is the reason for the extra star. 2*
Unless you're loaded you couldn't do your weekly shop here. Don't get me wrong people do, and they…read moremust be loaded as it's not cheap. However, shopping here is a real treat. The food sold here is all of the best quality. The store is stylish and well laid out and the customer service is great. There's a great selection of everything fresh and there's a lovely are at the back where bread is baked mmm, nothing beats the smell of freshly baked bread. It's on a retail park in Crewe so parking is easy (though at weekends the traffic can be a little heavy).
A decent ASDA store in the town centre of Crewe with a satisfactory selection of most staples you'd…read moreexpect from a large supermarket, including free-from. While the selection of non-groceries and other services/stands were limited compared to other stores, the choice was still satisfactory for a store of its' size. Some kiosks they do have are a little small and could seem to be in the way at peak times, such as the cigarette/lottery counter. The Car Park seems to be run by Cheshire East Council meaning it isn't free, this is one of the few supermarkets I've found outside of a large city centre to not have free parking, as the majority of customers will be attending in a car, I think that is pretty ridiculous as not many people want to be carrying bags of groceries on the bus/train, perhaps adding a promotion where you receive the cost off your shopping if you spend a certain amount is a solution to stop people parking there if they are going into Crewe town centre just down the road. Car Park is also poorly lit and not designed very well if you are attending on foot either, so it's a shame the parking fees aren't actually going to improve the car park. 3* - Decent sized supermarket, nothing too special, I was able to get the items I came in store from but these were three items which are stocked at 99% of ASDA's anyway.
There are various Asda stores around where I live but this is the one I choose to shop at. Asda as…read morea whole is cracking! Cheap prices for top brands or try their Smart price range for really low prices. This store is large and has plenty of choice. Their George clothes and homeware section is actually in a separate shop this has pros and cons the main con being that I can't trick my boyfriend into going down the clothes isle it's not there! It can get busy but compared to other local supermarkets I find it the most manageable at a busy time. Also all tills are manned, all the time when it is busy! This is fantastic! Only one downside, well two actually - the toilets and cafe are pretty disgusting.
When waitrose took over from safeway in sandbahc, i was gutted becaus ei thought my favourite…read moresupermarket would be ruined. Instead, they've brought a bit of foodie escapsim to the drab northwest! Admittedly its not on the same level as safeway used to be in terms of prices, and even stock levels, but what it is is a place to buy food you can be indulgent with. It is more expensive than a lot of supermarkets, but when the quality is as good as it is, then you probably find they even up quite well with other shops. For example, when you are buying meats, there is no wastage and so you are probably paying in proportion the same amount as you would at other supermarkets. the cafe is lovely, and the staff are increibly helpful.
Anyone who is familiar with this chain of Supermarket will know it's all about quality not price…read more I.e. It's expensive. However, the choice is good, though the place itself is only small. The staff are very helpful and service is second to none. The supermarket supports local charity and organisations and gives the customer the opportunity to vote for the cause they'd like their local shop to support. The Sandbach Waitrose also has a lovely cafe. The staff are very helpful and if you arrive with a pushchair they'll take your tray to your table for you. The choice of food, drinks and cakes is excellent!
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Farm foods is a shop that specialises in mainly cheap frozen food. This store is located around 10…read moremins walk outside of crewe town centre. It is a very small store and therfore doesnt have a great variety of food for sale. They have a number of freezers full of things from chicken to chip, fish fingers etc and although very cheap i dont find there own brand food particuly nice or worth the money. The store could also be cleaner and the staff are not the most helpful.
Farm Foods Crewe. sept 2013 Write review…read more(http://www.cylex-uk.co.uk/reviews/postreview.aspx?fir_nr=16103246) Farmfoods Frozen Food Crewe Street: 2 Oak StreetZip Code/City:CW2 7BX Crewe (http://crewe.cylex-uk.co.uk/) , Cheshire West and Chester, Cheshire East Phone: 01236 456789E-mail: Send message (http://www.cylex-uk.co.uk/ContactForm2.aspx?firma=16103246) Website: www.farmfoods.co.uk (http://www.cylex-uk.co.uk/reviews/viewcompanywebsite.aspx?firmaName=farmfoods-frozen-food-crewe&companyId=16103246) A brilliant selection of frozen foods and other groceries at great prices. Farm foods L.A. brand as well as named brands. Some great deals from time to time on bulk items, and a monthly product and price list through your door once a month. The store is well staffed by helpful, courteous and friendly people which gives the place a good atmosphere for shopping in. Car parking is FREE and though the car park looks small from the front of the store, if you drive round to the end of the adjoining store you will find more spaces there. MonTueWedThuFriSatSun8:00 AM-8:00 PM8:00 AM-8:00 PM8:00 AM-8:00 PM8:00 AM-8:00 PM8:00 AM-8:00 PM8:00 AM-6:00 PM10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Car park flooded. That can't be helped but, no warning signs visible. Two lads trying to unblock…read morethe drains, 6 other members of staff watching. No help offered to elderly people or folk with children trying to wheel their trolleys along the road, which was also flooded on one side, or wading through the floodwater. No attempt made to direct traffic in order to keep people safe. I am sorry to say that my experience of Tesco Burnage managers is they they don't care about their customers and are never visible when there are problem. I have never had problems with managers in any other Tesco store. I only continue to shop at Burnage because the shop floor staff are really helpful and cheerful. I have no idea how they manage it
This is my regular Tesco in Burnage which has always got a great selection of products to choose…read morefrom. They have a large deli counter, clothes selection, pharmacy, homeware, children's games, camping, fitness stuff, cards and presents, fish counter and American and world foods isle. (pretty much everything!) It also has a sneaky Costa at the back which I didn't realise until recently! There's tons of room in the car park and apart from on weekends when it is really busy, its never too packed and a generally chilled shopping experience. Will always choose here over the small metro down the road as its got a larger selection of pretty much everything!
This used to be a regular fuel stop for me. A couple of years ago, the owners decided to sell to…read moreTesco, who added a convenience store to the premises. This caters for all the community's basic food needs, cigs, beer, papers, oh and bread and milk. Unfortunately, it usually means that there is no room to get a car in to fill up anymore, so most of the people I know have stopped using it! About the same time all the local newsagents closed, local shops are no more!
Good for food shopping although if you just need to fill up its a hassle at the till because you…read moremight be behind someone who has a trolley load in front of you. Also they don't give cashback which always catches me out.
Sainsbury's in Altrincham is a good supermarket, it's located in the town centre, with a large…read morecar-park, facilities inside include a Starbucks, Argos, Lloyds Pharmacy and a Sushi Gourmet counter. While it isn't the most modern of Sainsbury's locations in terms of appearance, the store was clean, I also liked how they had bags at the entrance for those using Sainsbury's Smartshop, this is such a simple thing to do but many supermarkets seem to forget this, so I'm glad they do this here. The selection is generally pretty good in most areas including dairy, free-from, beverages and alcohol. In certain areas, I don't find the labels to be clear, especially where many items of the same/similar range are packed together, I actually struggled to find an item which was right in front of me at first, because of this. 4* - Good supermarket in Altrincham town centre, but with many good supermarkets within Altrincham it has to do more in order to compete, I think it's doing that. This store has improved so much from my visit in 2017, where I planned to never return here.
I felt the store was badly organised compared to the numerous other Sainsbury's I have been to…read more Good products but the bakery is aisle 7.
This out of town supermarket has all you expect from Sainsbury's. A bakery, chemist and the usual…read morerange of supermarket goods. The layout, unlike many other supermarkets, seems to make sense, plus the stock doesn't all move around every week, like in some supermarkets. The car park is not massive and there's often a queue to park. But don't let this put you off, as you don't wait long. This is the only fault I have. Staff are always willing to show you where items are, and will happily help when asked.
Handy for items you have forgotten when you go shopping as everything is sold!…read more Pretty central and the staff are friendly but prices are a bit steep
This has improved dramatically since the new management took over…read more A good small local shop, with decent range of merchandise. Even a decent selection of wines and beers given the size of the shop. I don't agree that the prices are steep - they're slightly more expensive than a supermarket, but very reasonable given that you then don't have to go out of your way for stuff. Friendly staff, decent shop.
I'm not usually a Tesco kind of person, and judging by the Congleton store I'm not going to be…read moreconverted. The choice of products just isn't as wide as Asda or Morrisons (maybe better at larger stores), which is a shame really as the staff are very friendly and helpful, plus there is a Costa Coffee at the front of the store which is a plus I have to say. Watch your step on the car park by the way, the white rumble strips have been causing a few problems, I've heard a few stories of people tripping over them!
A usual Tesco store which has recently been extended with extra aisles for household/electrical…read moreappliances etc. Usually a very busy store and many people in Congleton regularly shop here. The choice of products however, as with the previous review, is not as extensive as other supermarket chains I believe. And with it being Congleton, you can usually find the odd Tesco shopping trolley miles from its intended home. It has a large car park and a Costa coffee to remove that stress after a large shop.
This branch of Marks and Spencer is classified as a Food store although it does stock some other…read moreranges. It is a small store with a cosy feel. The staff are very pleasant and professional and always willing to help. There is a small car park which can get very busy. It is easily reachable as it stands on the main A56 road. There is a good range of fresh food. The fruit and vegetables are always top quality. The shelves are well stocked. There are always some fresh flowers which are great if you need to pop in to buy a quick bunch. This is a great branch of M&S and very convenient.
I'm a fan of M&S but this place annoys me as its so damn customer unfriendly, so much so that I'm…read moreinclined to go elsewhere so I only go here if I'm stuck. First of all the car park is very small and its difficult to find a parking space and when, or if, you do its pay parking (50 pence for an hour and an hour is the maximum parking allowed - well the car park sign says an hour is free for M&S customers but this is provided a customer spends a minimum of £5 in - store, so the plain fact is that this misleads as it's not free parking at all. Disabled drivers are only free when parked in a disabled bay of which there are few - and these are not extra wide spaces. Worse still the car park is policed by some guy lumbering about in a high viz jacket. Then ya gotta have the appropriate coin to pay for a shopping trolley. Then there's the wee woman who reduces stuff as the sell by dates are up. I've observed her a few times and she is sooo slow, she starts and stops while supposedly doing the job, with more stops than starts. There's one wee pensioner I've noticed who tends to loiter I think he's waiting for the reductions to be made and it strikes me that she is deliberately stalling her work because he is about. May be wrong but why else would she stop so often just to amble about around the bakery area?!