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18 years ago
A good sized co op shop, stocks a good range of food and house hold neccessities though it's a bit pricey to get too much of your shopping from here. read more
253 County Road
Liverpool L4 5PE
United Kingdom
0151 525 2638
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County Mini Market is a small general store based on the 'always busy' County Road. They sell a…read morerange of products such as magazines, bread, snacks and confectionery at affordable prices. However, I don't consider it a prime choice especially when you have other local shops nearby that offer a lot more variety and quality produce. Plus, Tesco Metro is only down the road. If you are just passing by and wish to grab something quick (by impulse), then this shop may take your fancy.
Coutny Mini Mart, on County Road, is a small, independent convenience store. They sell general and…read morebasic grocery items like bottled drinks, crisps, canned foods, milk, and bread. If you're in a jam (or out of jam!), it's a good place to nip in and grab what you need. As far as variety--skip it. Drive up to the Iceland or the Somerfield nearby if you want more choice, and fresh produce.
I have come to this shop multiple times a day every single day as I work close by. Best selection…read morearound and I always had nice chats with the workers. That is until they hired a new man behind the till. Yesterday he told me word for word to "hurry the f* up and come to the other till". Then when the item wouldn't scan he told me to "get my sh*t and go". Shocked and will not come back anymore.
Everything a corner shop could need, plus alcohol…read more If you're an avid reader of my reviews, you will recall an Italian Bistro I used to work at which used to send me out for pizza because it was on the menu but we didn't cook it. The same bistro used to send me running out to the 10 til 10 to get Amaretto for the occasional late night regular who'd prop up the bar and regale us all with the week's gossip. So it has always been the place for me where you can get emergency alcohol. And there's a decent selection. I do miss the way it used to be with a wooden frame separating you from the drink and grubby windows which students and tramps alike pressed their noses against whilst picking their drink of choice. These days they're a lot more trusting and let you get the majority of stuff yourself, but then they've obviously come under new management too, if the gaudy new shop sign is anything to go by. I have before and after pictures for comparison...
10 til 10 is a small convenience market that is actually open from 9am to whenever they feel like…read moreshutting, which is sometimes as late as 2 or 3 in the morning. I guess by lowering the expectations about when the shop was going to actually be open they expected that people walking past at midnight would be pleasantly surprised and would venture in and but Snack-a-Jacks and Blossom Hill rose aplenty. This is a particular gem if you have a friend, or indeed if you are a friend, who lives around the area. In which case a few six packs of export strength lager and a bag of minstrels procured at just-above-supermarket prices mean that the party can keep on going long after the last orders at the Pilgrim has been rung. Oh hells yeah.
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love this shop although Josh works poor John to death...read more
Spar has recently moved from a nearby location to the corner of Dale Street (where there once lay a…read moreHSBC). This Spar definitely has the most futuristic look about it with its glossy, glass-panelled and chrome finish on the exterior. I don't often shop at Spar because prices are generally expensive compared to competitive stores and of course it isn't really the place you'd go to do your weekly shopping; it's more of an emergency shop for locals and business folks nearby. Spar is located in a prime location for office workers in the area and has ideal products for people on-the-go. This makes it a great place to grab a quick lunch and newspaper or magazine. Let's say that this is your super mini-mart!
This is a very conveniently located store located on busy Dale Street. As you would expect it's…read moregreat for essentials like bread, milk etc and also good for picking up a bottle of wine on your way home from work to the train station :) They also sell a wide selection of magazines and newspapers plus lottery tickets and scratchcards and there is a food to go counter at the rear of the store for freshly prepared sandwiches and pizza. I think its open from 7am til late. There is also a cash machine in store too but it charges £1.50 for withdrawals.
Tesco Express on Strand Street is a good convenience store, located by the docks in Liverpool city…read morecentre. The facilities inside the store are good, this is a Hermes Parcelshop, so you can drop off packages here with Hermes (Good for cheap packages and Amazon returns), there is also a small Krispy Kreme doughnuts stand and Costa Express coffee machine. The layout of the store was pretty good, it was more visually appealing than other Tesco Express stores I have visited. The selection in-store was fine, obviously, the prices are what you'd expect for a Tesco Express store, which can be just over 10% more than a regular Tesco due to it being a convenience style location. My main issue with the store was the unfriendliness of the security guard, who seemed to have let all the power go to his head, he was standing on the door, blocking the only way into the store, I ended up having to squeeze past him, as he refused to even acknowledge me or move, both entering and leaving the store. I have never felt more unwelcome and like a criminal just for entering a store. 3* - The store its-self is good, but I probably wouldn't return if the security guard keeps acting like a nightclub bouncer at a low-grade boozer.
As long as you don't mind queuing with a tramp for what you imagine is some much needed booze at…read more3am - and lets face it if you're getting more booze at this time then one more tramp is going to bother you - then this is the place for you. Swift Drinks offers 24 hr booze supply for those who just don't know when enough is enough and God bless them for it. The saviour of many a Saturday night/Sunday Morning when town just isn't enough for a good time! What can I say there is often a grizzled, goblin-like man in a glass booth despatching drink and fags to people with a menacing, bitter quality because, well they're trapped behind a glass booth and you're all partying til the early hours.
Swift Drinks is an absolute lifesaver for those that refuse to stop drinking when the clubs in town…read moreclose and boot everyone to the streets! It's pretty much an all night off licence, fashioned a little bit like an Australian bottle shop! Keep your wits about you when you buy from here though as sometimes weird characters hang around this place in the middle of the night. A friend of mine almost got mugged walking away from this place with a crate of beer; luckily he managed to get to a black cab in good time! This place sells beers, cigarettes, wines, and spirits throughout the night and is very reasonable priced considering! They also sell condoms, if you're caught short on the way home from a club with someone you've picked up! They sell loads of snacks too! Crisps, chocolate, sweets etc! Great for those with the munchies in the middle if the night! Your can get a can of Fosters for £1.10, and I think this is the cheapest beer they sell. Just look out for pissed people after a kick off in this area late at night!
Tesco Express has sat on Mount Pleasant for a couple of years and up to now, it has done really…read moregood business in terms of attracting all the students, just by daily observation. This small yet convenient store is the ideal place for passers by who are looking to buy basic items such as snacks, magazines and drinks. However, prices are a touch higher than your main Tesco Metro in the city centre. This does make sense considering it is an Express version, so it is almost like an emergency shop in some cases. It saves time but it doesn't save money, although the difference is only talking pennies! This Tesco Express is open till as late as 11pm, so it is a great option for people who live nearby.
I am completely gutted by the service in this Tesco Express. Wasn't impressed by the customer…read moreservice, I was in purchasing just one product and felt hurried out because of the time of night. Unpleasant looks and staff were loitering rather than being helpful. Never leave reviews but felt the need after this because I felt rather disappointed and offended leaving the store. Won't be hurrying back.
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This is a very large ASDA store in Wigan, the store is fairly modern and is part of Robin Retail…read morePark, while also being nearby to the DW Stadium. The facilities inside the store are good, and it even features a Pharmacy, Cafe as well as products or concessions from multiple brands including Accessorize, Decathlon, Timpson, Greggs and even a Post Office! The selection in terms of groceries was also pretty good, I did find the store a little hard to follow, struggling to find certain products at first. They seemed to stock most of the items you'd expect to find in an ASDA, I still prefer the product ranges available at Tesco and Sainsbury's, who I feel have a better selection of brands, but this store was pretty good for an ASDA. There is a large car park, however, do be careful if approaching as a pedestrian, one of the main crossings is on a sharp corner, which is poorly lit, meaning it is difficult to see if any cars are coming, as it is a blind spot, this would be dangerous in the middle of the day, which almost caused me to get run over, let alone in the dark nights - with winter coming, they need to sort it out as it's a safety hazard. 4*
The Options Department is the finest I have come across. The staff are all Way's so very helpful…read moreand friendly, nothing is to much trouble. The Option is the best I have come across, and has made such a big difference to the CARE of my Eye's, Julia has made changes to my contact Len's and my glasses it has helped my confidence and health. I can only hope that as a good Employee you read this and feel proud of your excellent staff who do such a good job on your behalf.
Good selection for food and drink. Along with Aldi the two best places in the area for European…read moreproducts.
Ok 4 stars, yes a big name store, but to be honest I don't find it any better than others…read more There is a very large area for electrical and household goods, which I find is quite expensive. Food area . I often go there to shop for food, walk around and come out with very little. I just don't find it as good as the hype that surrounds it. To be fair my advice on shopping is know where you want to shop for certain items and shop around. The labels on food is very confusing, I spend ages working it out. Very often the big font price is the per Kilo and the price of the item is alot smaller. and higher in price. Be careful that joint of meat that looks like £8 isnt £16 plus when at the till. My biggest gripe with this Store and I have to check if it happens at others is: As soon as you enter the door your mobile internet stops, Thats annoying. You can't use the Tesco mobile app you bought from them. To use Yelp Checkin I had to sit in the cafe and put my mobile on the window pane to connect to Internet, took it off and it went again. Trying to find out if they block mobile that isnt Tescos own Watch this space
3 stars purely because I find it handy for children's clothes, although when our new ASDA is…read moreconstructed I will make my way there instead. Truthfully I only shop here as I live on Gillibrand North and don't drive so a taxi to Tesco is my cheapest option. I always find that for such a large shop, packed with all sorts, when I go in there is still nothing I fancy!
The aisles are nice and wide; everything is easy to see and to reach. The staff are pleasant and…read morevery helpful and there are enough of them to make shopping here a pleasant experience without pestering you. They sell a lot of things not available elsewhere but, as in another review, you have to buy what you want there and then, as it may not be on the shelves next time. As this is part of the Birchwood Shopping Complex, parking is excellent and the bus service can get you here from most parts of Warrington. See katiecoodles review for the sort of things they sell, she has summarised them perfectly.
This is one of my favourite bargainous shops. It is brilliant - although I have learnt that if you…read moresee something good you must buy it there and then cos their stock moves fast and they don't always have the same stuff in. They sell end of line stuff, and are particularly good for toys and packet foods. They also sell toiletries too which can be pricey in the supermarket but are around half the price in here.
Well stocked, open long hours and friendly service , what more could you want from a convenience…read morestore? Wide range of goods, including fresh foods and beers, wines and spirits. Cashback service is handy, you can pay bills here too and the shop is open 7 days a week until 11pm (10pm on Sundays). There is also lots of easy parking available outside.
Great little shop with everything you need from a convenience store. Daily deliveries means…read moreeverything's fresh - bread, milk, cakes, cheese, refrigerated snacks and fruit juice. Fresh fruit is also on sale. The store also provides The Lottery and Scratchcards, PayPoint, Phone top-ups, Cigarettes and alcohol (sales of alcohol are restricted to over 21's on Fri and Sat) Good range of household items, toiletries and pet care. Opening early and closing late.
Teeny little Tesco, but with its own handy car park to the rear (although can get mightily clogged…read moreup on Friday Market Day) and there is often some tortuous manoeuvering that goes on there). Handy for most requirements, although the discount range is missing from this branch, so you have usually to buy brand names or own brand, at price.
For such a small Tesco it has managed to fit in most sections of a larger store although with a…read moremuch smaller range. You are able to get pretty much everything from cat/dog/hamster food to fresh meats and even toiletries. However it definitely has left out cheaper options so you end up paying more for the convenience. It has a small car park which can be quite tricky if it's busy.
Unhelpful staff. No manned checkout, and no one to help auto check out. Customers are helping other…read morecustomers check out. Eventually one male staff person came to swipe blocked checkouts, and who was unwilling to answer our questions. Very poor. Please improve the checkout experience.
Sainsburys in Darwen seems to have the stronghold of supermarkets in the area as the only…read morecompetition is a Lidl and the world's smallest Asda. I find the goods are a little on the pricey-side compared to what you would pay in neighbouring town's stores such as Tesco and Asda. Staff aren't too bad, there is one member of staff though who spends more time talking and holding up queues rather than getting people through the check-outs quickly. I would avoid shopping here in the hours 8am-9am and 3pm-4pm as the kids from the school opposite descend on the store and staff don't seem to do anything to keep them from behaving.
Poor old Aldi. It enjoyed a few good years basking in the glow of being the only supermarket for…read moremiles around. That was before Asda swaggered in and parked its fat arse across the road. Now the two sit staring at each other and judging from the crush of shoppers pouring through Asda's revolving door, the Yanks won. Compared to Asda's bustling slickness and infuriating convenience, Aldi can appear a bit slapdash and sad. However, step inside and you realise it wins the lovability factor by a country fathom. More peaceful, more for your money, more German, Aldi (short for Albrecht Discount in case you were wondering) is a place where you can fill your Volkswagen boot with delicious yet unfamiliar brands and still get change from a Deutschmark. How many other places can say that?
I often thought that this Aldi (built on an old school site) would see its demise since the…read morebuilding of the Asda immediately opposite, In fact it appears to have had the exact opposite affect. The store has actually benefited from more shoppers and the discounts appear better than ever. It has just been extended in the last couple of months. It isn't actually going to give any real competition to Asda in relation to choice, but there is some really cheap products for sale. Easy parking too!
Bastarding Tesco. Look at it. Sat there all smug with itself like it's the big I Am. Who does it…read morethink it is? It's the kind of overtly and comically monopolistic corporation you get in a sci-fi dystopia, except it's real. Stories of Tesco's ruthless campaign to eradicate every other business from the acreage of Britain can be found in local newspapers all across the nation. That comes as a given of course because to Tesco, everything is local. They've saturated every postcode in the country. However, the really infuriating thing about this particular branch, and what I assume is the crux of the whole problem, is that it's just so damn convenient. With its automatic check-outs and selection of handy goods, it's perfect for breezing in and out of but you'll hate yourself afterwards. People can whine on about how stinkingly evil the business is but so long as the remaining millions are flocking through the aisles, they're basically trying to shout down a hurricane. They should know by now the slogan 'Every Little Helps' doesn't apply to those who avoid Tesco.
This is an excellent and very convenient branch of Tesco. It is situated on Smithdown Road, about…read morehalf way between the large nearby Asda and Tesco stores, which is why it's excellent. It means if you just have a few bits to pick up you don't have to trek miles round a superstore just for those few bits. Even more conveniently, you don't even have to converse with the staff due to the self service checkouts. You can get your shopping, serve yourself and be away in no time at all. Another convenient thing, the store is open 6am-11pm 7 days a week so when the other stores close on Sunday around tea time, this Tesco Express stays open till late evening.
Small village store with on-street parking available. Well stocked given its small size. Friendly…read morestaff. Clean and tidy with a good store layout.