This is a large Sainsbury's store, located on Wilmslow Road, it is located next to John Lewis in…read moreCheadle, the two stores share an entryway, with John Lewis on the left, and Sainsbury's on the right. I would have thought a Waitrose Supermarket would have been better located here, as they're owned by John Lewis, it seems strange John Lewis letting a rival open up right next to them in the same building. It is fairly easy to get around the store, and the selection is good in most areas, although there were some notable issues. I did find the "Meal Deal" section consisting of bottled drinks, sandwiches, snacks etc being at the back of the store to be really annoying, and by the time I got there the section was depleted and out of stock of almost everything which is poor show. Sainsbury's Smartshop doesn't seem to work too well in this store due to the poor mobile signal, in some areas, I didn't have a service at all. Sainsbury's Smartshop is the feature which allows you to scan and bag items as you walk around the store before heading to the self-checkout to finish up. There is a Sainsbury's Cafe here, which is a dying breed now with Sainsbury's slowly phasing them across the store network. 3* - OK, it's a large Sainsbury's, fixing the signal issue and ensuring a good product selection in all areas are immediate improvements.

An enormous Sainsburys with a café, Argos and a massive selection of products.read more

Waitrose & Partners at Cheadle Hulme is a pretty good supermarket. While it is rather pricey, for…read moreboth branded and own-branded goods, for no good reason, it's still a rather nice store. PRO TIP: You can use the Waitrose Scan, Pay and Go, mobile app (or handheld scanners) to scan your shopping as you're going around the store, you can also claim one free coffee per day with your Waitrose card, using the coffee machine at the front of the store - BUT you must bring your own cup! From the parking lot to the store, it's fairly easy to navigate and get around the store, if using public transportation, you have Cheadle Hulme train station, opposite the supermarket, which is useful. The checkout process is also easy, with a large number of both manned and self-service checkouts. The selection in the store seems good, with most areas of the store from fresh fruit and vegetables, to snacks, dairy and toiletries always seems to be pretty good, they also have a nice Free From selection here, compared to the other major supermarkets. Not the largest Waitrose store, but still the selection is generally pretty good, and the staff are friendly, but far too expensive to do a regular weekly shop, with some items costing a good 20-25% more than rival supermarkets. 4*

I've gotta say that the best description that fits my wife and myself is 'foodies on a budget' - so…read morewhile we do our usual weekly shop at Aldi (where you can get some seriously good stuff), we also hit Waitrose at least once a week to pick up other 'essential' ingredients that you probably wouldn't find in most run of the mill supermarkets. On this occasion we bought perfectly ripe papaya, sushi rice, sesame oil, hot sauce, Canadian bread flour and Cartmel sticky toffee pudding amongst other items - quite an eclectic list but all stuff we really needed in to cook with. The staff are always friendly here and go the extra mile in finding stuff in the back, you get free coffee if you're a Waitrose card holder and a free newspaper at the weekend if you spend more than £10 - £5 in the week (not a bad deal at all!) Overall an always pleasant shopping experience, we could just do with a bit more cash to really indulge ourselves here each visit :-)

A small Tesco Express store opposite Subway and next to The Upper Room in Cheadle Village…read more The store wasn't very clean, there was rubbish on the floor which had been swept to the side and the staff hadn't done anything with it and didn't appear to be doing anything with it, it was just rather messy. The selection was okay for a store of its' size, I was disappointed to find there were no Nespresso Starbucks capsules, they only had one option/brand, which was poorer than other Tesco Express stores. 3* - A-OK, useful if you're in a rush nearby and can't get to a bigger supermarket but selection and cleanliness can, of course, be improved.

This is a small supermarket/convenience store but is good for basics. I find it almost impossible…read moreto go in with my pram though due to aisles being full of various baskets & boxes & trolley's of stock waiting to be put out. This usually means that I end up not going in. The staff, however, are very friendly & helpful. It's not somewhere you can get a big shop but is handy for emergencies & has some good offers on at times. Loads of parking is available & it's in a convenient location.

Rubbish, cos it's full of scrotes buying scratch cards, and they don't chill their beer .. Freaks ..read more

We ordered a Christmas outfit for our little girl online and I needed to go and pick it up from our…read morelocal store which is in Cheadle Hulme. The transaction was fairly easy and it only took a minute although there were 3 girls on the service desk who all didn't seem massively bothered that there was a customer waiting to be served and carried on chatting amongst themselves while I was there - not really dashing to serve me and the woman who did bombarded me with internal Asda parcel collection jargon that the customer wouldn't know. The customer behind me was also spoken to in a rather negative/brisk fashion. This is a small supermarket with all the usual food and drinks on offer. Probably the first time I've been in an Asda for around 4 years, I won't be rushing back as I thought their attitude and customer service was pretty poor.

I've gotta say that I think there could be a government and supermarket conspiracy going on... With…read moresuper markets shutting at 4pm on a Sunday, you unfortunately end up going to these rubbish express stores where the range is awful, they're out of the things you want and basically they jack up the price with everything in small packages. On one side it's handy for if we run out of milk etc to whizz down in the car but if you want to buy the smallest bag of rice there is in the world then you end up getting ripped off big style. It's also always rammed with everyone in the same boat who's realised they have no food in the house come Sunday night! If these places are allowed to be open till 11pm on a Sunday then let the bigger ones open up to give the consumer a good deal - it is 2015!