Aldi in Llandudno is located on a corner of the Mostyn Champneys Retail Park next to Argos. It's a…read morewell known discount supermarket and once upon a time I used to do my shopping there. I don't go there too much these days as didn't think the quality was always as good as it could be, especially the fresh fruit and vegetables which always seemed to go off a bit too quickly. I'm also not convinced it's all that cheap, at least not for what I buy. It's worth the odd look now and again though as they seem to get completely random items of non-food stock so you never know what you'll find.

What can you say, it's an Iceland. Every one I've ever set foot is the same - size, layout, product…read morerange etc etc. The advantage of this one is that it's located in a quite part of the Mostyn Champneys retail park so you can always park right outside so you'll have no trouble transferring your frozen pizzas to the boot of your car.

This isn't by any means the biggest Tesco you'll find. It stocks most of the usual grocery items…read moreincluding food, drink, cleaning materials and so on but there's only a slimmed down entertainment aisle and very little in way of clothing. On the plus side it is open 24hrs during the week, handily placed just off the A55 and has a decent sized car park. There's also a 24 hour filling station which is very handy.

Horrendous & Bullying Experience..Do not Honor Website Offers…read more Having seen a Good website offers that applied to ALL TESCO Stores , I done a 16 mile round trip , to purchase 6 packs of Kronenberg, Before loading into my Trolly I double checked with customer services the offer was still valid... "Yes"...they said On checkout , it appeared this was,nt the case, so was made to go back to customer services desk , whereby the lady supervisor arrived. I explained my case , to which I was given the 3rd degree about what I had seen on the Tesco website! By this time the security man arrived , and the original customer services girl had gone home! By this time , I am starting to get a bit upset, about been treated like some sort of idiot!...Being a 55 year old widower, with a degree, ...the impassive nature of the staff was quite shocking. Next minute the security man , started proding me in the back ...telling me to keep my voice down! "Absolutely not".....and I continued to express myself...a minute or two later , the manager showed his face ...and Clearly Stated "WE DON,T ALWAYS COMPLY WITH WEBSITE OFFERS"....i LEFT SHAKING & HUMILIATED . I phoned Tesco main Customer services , who apologised and were very sympathetic....and offered a voucher , which I will and have not spent! I have phones the Police instead , and reported the security man for common assault. I should mention , this was on a Saturday afternoon at 1 pm !!!

For a fairly small town Llandudno Junction is well served when it comes to grocery shopping. As…read morewell as the Co-op there are also Tesco, Netto and Iceland stores. The Co-op has an advantage in that it's located in the centre of the town and close to the more populated areas. Although there isn't much on street parking there is a free car park just up the road. They stock a decent range of food, drink, household goods and newspapers. There's also a cash machine next to the front door. It's a real community shop as everyone seems to know everyone else (expect me as I don't live in the Junction) and it always has a very friendly vibe. No matter what time of day or night you go there, there always seem to be customers so you'd think they must do very well.

Colwyn Bay's branch of the discount supermarket Lidl is located in the West End of the town, about…read morea mile or so from the town centre. It easy enough to get by car, being close to the A55 and the main road through town, and has a decent sized car park. You will find cheap and reasonable quality produce, although not necessarily well known brand names. Personally I'm not convinced that the likes of Lidl and Aldi are really cheaper than Asda or Tesco so I don't go here too often.

I don't like it when staff members here comment on my purchases and the range of branded items is…read morevery limited. Their wine is not as cheap as some that can be found in Aldi (though you get what you pay for) and one could find better in the lower rungs of mainstream supermarket shelves for the same sort of price. However, they have been improving their store over the past year including an interior renovation and an automated 'fresh' bread bakery. Nicer shopping experience overall than the nearest Aldi stores, in my opinion.

Morrisons is convieniently located in the Bayview Centre in Colwyn Bay. There's a good sized, free…read morecar park and it's only just off the A55 so it's easy to get to. It isn't a huge supermarket by any means but it sells the full range of groceries you would expect to find. There are small entertainment and seasonal departments and a deli counter. There are always fresh (as opposed to frozen) fish and meat in the chiller section. The best offers are always on the ends of the aisles which helps if you haven't got much time to spare as you can save time searching out the bargains. I've always liked Morrisons as they always seem to have good offers available so I always pop in for a quick look when I'm around and it rarely disappoints.

Nice clean store, typical supermarket experience, does well for its size against the big boys like…read moreTesco and ASDA. It's also conveniently placed if you live in Colwyn Bay and don't own a car/motorbike. The store also seems to place more emphasis on the feeling of customer safety, with a burly security guard on patrol in-store, though this can be sometimes be intimidating when one is trying to pick out alcohol whilst being looked at from the end of the aisle.

The great thing about Iceland stores is that they are all identical. Whichever store you go to…read moreyou'll know that pizzas are on the left down the first aisle, ice cream is in the last freezer aisle and milk will be in the far corner. No wasting time searching for what you want here. The Llandudno Junction branch is exactly the same as all the rest although it's slightly unusual in that it isn't located in a large town. It forms half of the Junction's mini retail park along with Netto, although it isn't all that far from Tesco. The big advantage here is the decent sized car park so no matter how busy it is parking is never a problem. It's also the nearest branch to my house so if I'm going to buy ice cream in the Summer I've got half a chance of getting it home before it melts. Quality wise it isn't brilliant but the prices are as cheap as you'll find anywhere.

cheap , tidy and clean. not the top choice perhaps but you can find pretty much what you need anywayread more

I am writing this to let you know about the inhumane way I was treated at Asda Llandudno junction…read moreby the manager Martin Chard. I am a delivery driver for Just Eat and Uber and I often come to the store to pick orders. On this particular day Tuesday the 19th of December 2023 around 6pm I came to the store to pick an order which was given to me by one of the sales girls. I was about to leave when the manager started shouting at me from the back and drew everyones' attention that I have not paid for the item I was holding, which was a carton of bottle beer. I stopped and looked at him full of shame. He accosted me and accused me of stealing the item I was holding and requested for the receipt, I told him it was a delivery, I am a delivery driver, he barred me from leaving the door and kept shouting and acting very aggressive. I let him know I was given the item by his colleague, he seemed not to be listening to what I was saying. Few customers approached to calm the situation and he only screamed at me never to come to that store because he doesn't want to see me. He was never apologetic. I had to walk out on him with anger to deliver the item. I came back to clarify that I am not a thief and the sales girl who gave me the item kept apologising on his behalf. I asked to see the manager but he refused to see me. The entire experience was disrespectful and embarrassing for me and I didn't see the need for it as that same manager has seen me countless times and given me items to deliver. I am a customer as well and haven't had this happen to me there before. I would like for this issue to be addressed and dealt with.I refuse to be treated this way by this unprofessional and rude manager.

This mini-Asda is apparently one of the first former Netto stores to be converted following their…read morerecent takeover. The shop has been completely refitted with a new layout and a small instore bakery at the back. They've managed to fit in a much wider range of stock, you could do a full weekly shop here which maybe wasn't always the case with Netto. The one quibble I've got based on my visits so far is that they seem to consider this to be a convenience store rather than a supermarket so you may well see numerous people stacking shelves but only one till open. They seem to be relying on customers using the automated tills (which are hidden away behind the normal tills and easy miss on your first visit). This is ok if you're buying a small number of items but not suitable for a full weekly shop. It would be nice if they were more reactive in getting someone off the shop floor and onto a till when a queue builds up, although it's still early days so maybe that will happen once the store is fully up to speed. Overall it's ok and more convenient to pop into than Tesco. Having Iceland next day is also handy, and the car park is adequate most of the time so it's easy enough to park providing you avoid peak times.