This store has a George clothing department. They seem to sell everything. Staff are very friendly…read moreand very helpful they have 10 self checkout tills which is good if you just have a couple of items but it can get very busy as it is on the retail park. There is plenty of parking for cars and there are lots of other shops around.

I have to downgrade this ASDA store based on my recent experience for quite a few reasons. They…read moremay still be located in a shopping centre with quite a few other shops and restaurants such as A Card Factory, Greggs and Subway but this ASDA store does not have a Cafe itself making it a nightmare to do all your things in one place, or find somewhere that avoids cross contamination for Coeliacs like me. I may have said for the Chadderton branch, yes this is okay but the Harpurhey branch does not have it, that is right they do have a nice range of products here but still this isn't a great store. I couldn't even get a bottled water, a member of staff told me they did not have any and for me to go over the road. I am sure a big store like ASDA would have bottled water, the staff could also of been more polite in telling me this or checked for me. It is unlucky to have 1 bad incident with a member of staff but another one in 2 constitutive visits is really disappointing. One thing I do not like about ASDA, Despite being cheaper than Tesco for most things is that they do not have a loyalty scheme like Tesco's Clubcard or The Nectar Card of Sainsburys. This ASDA Does have a large clothes section if you need to look for clothes and get your groceries, you can do both of these in the same place. This ASDA store has a nice range of Gluten Free sausage and even had some on sample, they have The Black Farmer, Heck, Butchers Selection and their own Extra Special range (Avaliable in quite a few interesting flavours!) This ASDA does also have a DVD section and follow the traditional ASDA look for most items such as Milk and Starbucks Frappucinio Beverages at the fridge on the back wall near the DVD and Clothes sections, which strech to the back of the store. This ASDA has a partnership with Cresta Cars, if you use the freephone here you can get a token which gives you 75p off your journey and they do come in a few minutes. Due to the range of some products, I can't give this ASDA one star but I really don't think it deserves more than two. This store has no coffee machine either, a few local ASDA stores do but it seems the store that is desperate for one (no cafe£, doesn't have one.

Leigh is a town with a good number of large supermarkets, while this Tesco store is OK, it is by…read morefar the worst of the three (Sainsbury's, ASDA, Tesco) in terms of service and overall selection. The store is in a good town centre location, close to Spinning Gate Shopping Centre and the Bus Station, with some buses stopping outside. It also houses Holland & Barrett and Sports Direct locations, which is a little strange in a supermarket, but at least it is expanding the brands available here, alongside your typical Cafe and Mobile Shops you'd expect to find in a large Tesco. While the product range was OK, I was disappointed with the poor choice of ready meals, more importantly, the flagship premium range from Tesco, out of any large Tesco Store, they probably have the worst "Tesco Finest" selection, with my favourite sausage and mash meal not being stocked here, they didn't even have a tag for it, so it wasn't just out of stock! They do have a small Scan as You Shop area which I feel makes the whole shopping experience much quicker and easier, but both Sainsbury's and ASDA nearby have this so it isn't unique. 3* - OK, If you do have more time there are better supermarkets in Leigh, but this store is OK and of course it is in the best location, with a Nando's nearby too!

Ordered a big breakfast from the Tesco cafe, the staff where polite and friendly. The large coffee…read morewas also nice the reason for the two stars. The breakfast was cold, beans tomato's, the bacon was over cook and looked like it had been cooked over an hour before. Burnt sausages not much more I can say.

Don't ask me why but early this morning my better half had a craving for caneloni and sent me to…read moreSainsburys to source the ingredients. Being one of the biggest supermarkets on the fringes of the city centre I imagined it would be easy enough to pick everything up and make it home with plenty of time to whip it up for New Year's Eve. What I didn't account for was the long queue to get into Sainsbury's car park, the hundreds of frantic shoppers desperately scanning the store for any left over bottles of sparkling and the mass of empty shelves. Yup. There was - wait for this - no buffalo mozzarella, no ricotta, no eggs and no spinach left. I asked an assistant if there was a pasta making contest taking place anywhere and he laughingly remarked that there hadn't been any of the ingredients since 9am. He did however, find me two bottles of good Prosecco and offer to phone a local branch to check if they had the other ingredients.

THIS IS A REVIEW FOR THE CAFE ONLY!! My previous review for the overall store is an excellent 5…read morestars Having reviewed the store on its re-opening I didn't get chance to eat that day so decided to get a bite while doing my shopping today. I was going to have an all day breakfast but I thought as I was heading over to Frurt a couple of hours later, I better have something lighter. I think it was a mistake. Not because it was bad, but boy was it expensive for what we had. This is not to say the Cafe as a whole is expensive, as I thought £4.95 for the all day breakfast was great however today I had a pre packed chicken salad sandwich which you can buy in the store, a small bag of kettle chips, a pepsi and a very small piece of rocky road. My guest had the same except she had a panini as opposed to the packed sandwich I had - and the cost, a whopping £13.57. I nearly knocked someone over as I staggered back in astonishment! Thirteen pounds! I mean come on - what I had was basically what an supermarket or petrol station call a 'Meal Deal' which costs £2.99. I basically paid £6.70 for this and the benefit of eating it in. I really should have just got the meal deal for £3 from the entrance and eaten it in my car! Admittedly my guest could not have had her panini hot in the car unless we sat it on the engine block for a good while, but even still the fact remains what I had in store would cost around £3.70 (the extra 70p being for the small piece of rocky road I had as well). The seating we chose wasn't the best either. There are three styles of seat to cater for different people. You have the sofa chairs, some padded round back support chairs and some normal wooden based chairs. We chose the padded round chairs as they looked very comfy but crikey were they restricting. I mean, I am not exactly skinny but I am not exactly high either - neither is my guest yet we both sat in the chairs and immediately looked at each other wondering if when we stood up - the chairs would be leaving with us! A lady much larger than ourselves came to the table next to us and I thought you poor soul, you are going to struggle and needless to say, she soon got up and chose a wooden chair. So if you do visit - make sure you only use the nice red padded chairs if you are about a female size 8, or a male size 30" waist as anything more then the chairs will just make you feel obese! So all in all I was not too impressed with my visit today. A VERY expensive sandwich and crisps - by the way the sandwich on its own was £3.09 which is more than complete 'Meal Deals" in store so couple that with a bad choice of seating then I know next time I am going to try the more reasonable £4.95 all day breakfast, and I will be sitting on the normal wooden chairs for sure.

Nor enough staff at 6 o'clock in the evening, check out lines are too long and only a few staff on…read morethe tills when there are over 30 checks out available, Self-service staff are not that helpful, they don't seem to help you when you are struggling at tills. Especially, when you have to enter a barcode number because the barcode does not scan. There was a middle age lady with short hair in her 40, who didn't seem to care. The prices are a bit too steep and the store is dull and depressing.

Miserable, dispressing, dull and overpriced!…read more Always long queues at the tills. Really annoying. Staff need to be more friendly and more presentable. Some very scruffy staff. Miserable and dark experience compered to Tesco.

Huge store- well out of town- busy but well stocked- VERY freindly staff too.read more

Large store with good size clothes department, also has McDonalds attached. Parking area fair…read morealthough very few parent/toddler spaces which are often filled by other drivers without children due to being close to the doors.

Quite a simple complex just down the road from where i work, so whenever I go in, it needs to be…read morequick and efficient - which it is! The salad bar has a great range if you need a quick lunch - grab a pot, fill it up with any type of salad, boiled eggs, beef slices, salad dressings, bacon bits, bajis, croutons and more! Good selection of fruit too in case you fancy something sweet. Great layout of the shop with everything made easy to find. The only downside is their lack of gluten free/allergen options range. The self service check outs make it fast and easier to pay if you're in a rush and cash back optional too. Not too keen on the charities that sit on chairs right next to the tills!

Quite busy this morning oh well last minute bits before the big day. Petrol is at a reasonable…read moreprice less than a pound per litre. Nice and local.

This Sainsbury's Local branch in Manchester Piccadilly has improved again lately, warranting an…read moreupgraded rating, the store now supports Sainsbury's SmartShop which simplifies the shopping experience, including the checkout experience here which has generally been the worst part of the shopping experience at this particular location. The Smartshop app by Sainsbury's, allows you to scan items on your mobile device as you walk around the store, you can then pay on your phone and scan a QR code to generate a receipt and leave. I like how they have a small in-store Bakery here, despite it being a rather small store, and the fruit and vegetable range is also pretty good, I do prefer the Co-Op overall which is just outside Piccadilly Station, but this isn't a bad alternative especially if you're in a hurry. 4*

One Two Three…read more Four Five Six Seven... It doesn't matter what time of day I pop in this Sainsburys, there always seems to be a queue. In the morning it's usually filled with travellers clutching muffins, bagels and Innocent smoothies. Late afternoon to early evening, it's packed with people stocking up on pizzas, salads, ready meals and bottles of wine and beer. This afternoon, I was amongst the latter and during the seven and a half minutes I had to wait to be served, I nearly dropped the bottles of cava I was trying to juggle with my coat and bag. Thanks to my sweetheart - who caught the bottles in time! No thanks to Sainsburys - who sell great cava and chocolate but need to employ more staff!

A decent Morrisons store, although it might not be as large/modern as Sainsbury's across the way…read moreand does offer fewer facilities (no mobile scanning or optician/pharmacy), this store is okay. The selection in most areas is fine, and I do like the fact they have Amazon Lockers here which is the one big plus compared to Sainsbury's across the way. The central location makes it easy to access from Bolton town centre, as it is a stone's throw away from the train station and nearby retail park, access as a pedestrian can be a little tricky as it means having to walk the whole length of the road outside, it's a shame they haven't made a cut-through which would be easy to do for any reputable construction company. It was a little hard to find staff members on the shop floor, perhaps this is due to ongoing social distancing guidelines due to COVID-19 as I have begun to notice this more often lately, even at other supermarkets. 3* - OK, worth an upgraded rating.

I would really like to give this Morrisons a 3.5 rather than a 3 or a 4. Morrisons is close to the…read morebus station and the Bolton Market. It is also just across the street from Sainsbury's as well as some other stores. So it is fairly central and hard to miss. The traffic in the car park is a bit of a nightmare... taxis waiting, cars not being able to get by because of the awkward shape of some parts of the car park. That is one of the reasons, I can't give the place five stars. However, there is a car park below the store that doesn't seem quite so busy and is great when it is pouring down outside. It is a paid car park... we missed that the first time, but fortunately it was such a quick trip we didn't have to worry about a ticket. Oops. There is a petrol station, which might also be causing some of the traffic problems. There is a covered area where you can wait for a taxi, but it doesn't seem to be large enough. There is an ATM as well. Another complaint I have, the large spinning doors to the store. One of the reasons for parking below the store... not having to put up with the spinning doors! There always seems to be someone who doesn't know how to use it and the whole thing just stops. Not to mention carts and this contraption are just not a good combination. They have a cafe and while it is cheap, I think I would prefer to pick up a snack at the deli or bakery at the back of the store. The store is always super busy and can make a quick shop a bit of a challenge. I do like their bakery and actually think they have some better looking (and tasting) dessert options than some of the other supermarkets in town. I also like their deli... really I like the part next door where they are baking pies, pasties, and sausage rolls. They always have fresh pasties and sausage rolls... sometimes they are still warm! Their pork and cranberry sausage rolls are my favourite! I think their produce area could use a bit of work as sometimes it looks a bit of a mess. I also tend to skip the frozen section. There are usually queues at the tills, but the staff are friendly. There are usually a number of self-checkout machines that are not working, so I usually skip the self-checkout here. Overall, there are some great parts of the store, but I wouldn't consider this for my normal, weekly shops.