Great little store on the main rd in the centre of the village. Ideal for picking up provisions…read moreprior to a walk. It's one of those small stores that sells everything in a small space.

The Co-op has the advantage, for us, of being in the center of the town. I wouldn't do a full shop…read morehere, because of cost. The fresh produce is excellent, and includes what taste like fresh baked rolls, sandwiches and a good selection of fruit and veg. If you have forgotten a grocery item you will probably get it here. They also sell tobacco and alcohol. The staff are helpful if slightly overwhelmed, sometimes. It is cheaper to go here than to Booths on the edge of the town. There is another branch in Priory Rd. on the way to the leisure center.

this is the best supermarket in Ulverston. the Co-op has lots of offers and reasonably priced own…read morebrands. the staff are very friendly. the fruit and veg selection is good but a bit pricey. there is a reasonable selection of wines. the cigarettes are at the tills. they have had a total refit recently. this has meant that the tills are very efficient and the whole place is clean and bright.

This is a small grocery stores with lots of sale items! This was a fun store to browse. There was a…read moredecent selection of items considering this was a small store in the countryside. We were staying a few blocks away, and needed a few items for dinner. We were traveling in December, and it was late and not many places were open due to the upcoming holidays. We picked up a few local beers and ciders, and some noshables to take to our room. Thank goodness this place was open because it was the only place in town open besides the liquor store! We were happy with our purchases!

This is a great local store, recently refurbished and has a really good variety of goods available…read more Ok, so it's expensive, but that's to be expected in a local convenience store. It's not as bad as a Mace, which really wants to stitch you up! The ready meals are of good quality and it even has a walk in beer fridge! I would give it 4 stars, but must strongly protest at the cost of the birthday cards. They're not priced, so you take them to the cash desk kind of guessing what you would think they are worth. You would be wrong.... £4.00 for a basic birthday card? £4.00? Really? This smacks of a scam to stick it to the unfortunate sod who has left it to the last minute. We'll pay anything to get out of a fix right? Wrong. My local village shop came up with the goods for £1.10 I know this is only a few quid, but £4.00 for a birthday card. Not even a fancy one at that. Come on Co-op there's no need for this kind of thing!

Started off as a newsagents and has gradually expanded and become a convenience store. They sell a…read morelimited range of goods, essentials such as bread, milk, eggs, plus other grocery items such as fruit, vegetables, tinned food, toilet rolls, pet food. They also have a range of magazines and newspapers, stationery items and greetings cards, and they also have a variety of wines, beers and spirits. The range isnt huge and can sometimes be quite expensive, but it is handy if you are in the middle of cooking and realise you have an ingredient missing. They also have a cash machine, but the service charge makes it rather expensive to use.

Tiny convenience store carrying the basics. Handy for boaters moored at the nearby canal who don't…read morewant to walk too far into the city for a pint of milk or a bottle of pop.

This is your one stop shop for anything and everything you will ever need for your life at uni. I…read moreremember asking classmates where I could find forks and laundry detergent and they would reply "at the spa" thinking I had to go to some beauty and day spa in town. I didn't quite understand and then one day, I saw it. Just a few yards from my dorm room. It is like a liquor, supermarket and wal-mart all condensed into a compact corner convenient store. The only thing was that they couldn't quite understand me when I asked for 'aluminum foil' because you have to say 'aluminium.' When I would run out of vodka, luncheon meat, gravy granules, tea and crumpets, frozen pizzas for 99 pence, or even fried chicken to get me through the cold, grueling days of studying, this Spar came to the rescue, everytime. I only have fond memories of this lifesaver. Oh yea, and they have instant ramen and siracha sauce too! What a relief!

SPAR is the largest convenience shop on campus and offers competitive prices on campus. Although…read morestill more expensive than supermarkets or other places in town, you are paying for the convenience. It offers a much wider range of goods than the comparable LUSU shops. This often means that I walk from the other end of campus just to get a particular brand or item that I can't buy in the nearer LUSU shop (aka Central Stores). I hear the SPAR baguettes are amazing, but I've yet to try them.