This is one of the better local Sainsbury stores around, it stocks a good range of main brands and…read moreown brands and an adequate selection of fruit and veg. The aisle are spacious enough for two people to be able to easily pass and it's easy to find and get to the items that you want. The queues are never too long and the staff are friendly. Plus most importantly it is open late, until 11pm most nights making it very handy for popping in to pick up those forgotten items or something nice for tea.

cannot ge response from the customer service regarding More card…read more £15 vouchers not attached to my account and in-store service could not explain. none of my recent purchases have not registered points. customer service not responding.

Not been here for awhile. Visited parents for few days and went to this Morrisons. It's got a new…read morevegetable and fruit section. All laid out of ice beds and selection of all sorts of usual vegetables. Information boards to explain what different veg is. Rest of supermarket is same as always has been. Morrisons does seem to have a better meat section. I can get cuts of meat I can't get elsewhere.

As supermarkets go, Sainsburys seem to have everything we need. This particular store is literally…read moreover the road from us - I can see it as I'm typing this, because I'm facing the window! One of the biggest carparks in the area, free for two hours and regularly patrolled, two ATM's before you go into the store open 24 hours, a petrol station with the lowest prices around and then the biggest supermarket with the best choices! Admittedly some of the prices are higher than other shops, but perfection doesn't go with shops anyway, in my view. Of course, its prime positive point is that you can finish all your shopping and walk over the road to the best pub around (the Ring O' Bells) or am I biased?

Commonly called Warrington Airport because of its looks…read more What can I say, It's a Sainsbury's. Convenient location, cheap petrol, free parking. Sell clothes but not many for men. Small electrical department. Good for Bargains after 8pm. They close the fish counter early so I've stopped going for fresh fish for summer barbecues.

In the restaurant the Chicken, Brie & Bacon salad (hold the cranberry) is the best ever. Coffee…read morefresh and hot. In the farm shop you'll find meats, breads, cheeses, vinegars, fruit, veg - all sorts!!! And the gift barn has loads of stylish gifts too. Well worth a visit .

This is a regular stop when we go for a big shop, i.e. to stock up freezers and shelves. As…read moreprevious reviewer has said, when you get to the till, it is a pleasant surprise to see the total. They stock a lot more foodstuffs than I expected and all at incredibly low prices. The carpark is rarely full and is right next to the shop, so is ideal for the less mobile (like my wife!)It is worth remembering that the trollies are £1 coin to use (or token, if you're lucky enough to have any) as katiecoodle states. She also mentioned the (still) free carrier bags. This cannot be overstressed as they are strong enough for the shopping from Farmfoods not always easy, as a lot of the frozen stuff is bulky and heavy; there is nothing worse than all your shopping bursting out of the bag as you get to your car! I fully intend to shop here in the week before Christmas to ensure we don't run out of any essentials (or choc-ices and similar treats!) We may even get some of our Christmas booze from here.

Farmfoods is great for cheap grub. Particularly freezer food, but oddly enough for staples like…read morebread and eggs too. It devotes far too much space for sweets and icecreams in my opinion but then again, its worth a visit if you're planning a kids party! There's a very handy carpark right outside and their carrier bags (free still at the moment!) are really strong. Occasionally in the free local paper they offer coupons which entice me to shop there and I am always amazed at the total at the tills, its never as much as I think its going to be. I do have a really big problem with this store though which just won't go away from my head! When my daughter was potty training, she peed on the floor in here and I found a staff member and explained it to her, but she didn't do anything!!! I wonder how much toddler wee was walked around the store that day. Somehow it doesn't make the stores produce very appetising does it??? Even if it is cheap! Oh - and one other thing - despite the car park being very handy, they operate a £1 for a trolley system which is dead annoying cos there's no cashpoint nearby so if you are planning on using your card to shop, make sure you have a £1 handy!

I visit this store on average 3 to 4 times a week. The staff are very helpful and welcoming. But…read moreover time i have noticed the disabled car space paint has faded leading to drivers clearly not disabled using it. I have spoken to staff and the manager about this but nothing has been actioned yet. Within ten mins today two cars of very able people misused that space when the rest of the car park was empty...come on tesco sort it out for your disabled customers! !!

I visited Lidl for the first time last week in an attempt to see if I could save some pennies on my…read morenormal weekly shop. The result was that it is possible but you have to hunt hard, I found many of the items to be the same prices as larger supermarkets such as Morrisons but other items admittedly were considerably cheaper. However there is a severe lack of choice and many of the things I would have bought at a larger supermarket simply weren't stocked at all meaning that I had to finish my shopping elsewhere. The aisles were crowded and there were unpacking boxes left out making it hard to get at some items, there were also long queues at the tills. I would recommend buying your fresh fruit and veg from Lidl, they had a good selection and the cheese and yoghurts were nice too. I may go again but in general I think the hassle of having to do two shops outweighed any small saving that I made.