Morrisons in Berwick can be a bit deceiving. On the outside, it looks massive but on the inside it…read moreis a bit smaller than you would expect. There is a great selection of products and there is a family butcher, a bakery and a café among the facilities available. There were people everywhere when I visited but I would imagine that some days are busier than others. The toilets are off to the side near the café and customer services and they were spacious, bright and still spotless at 2pm. The café didn't look overly busy but the cafes at Morrisons are pretty bad I've heard. Decor wise, the store looks like it has been refurbished and looks nice. Another thing Morrisons excels in is the price, I would say it's the cheapest out of the big 4.

Nightmare to get around when I was on holiday but one of the few supermarkets in Berwick upon…read moreTweed. Didn't return instead traveled up into Eyemouth and visited the Co-op there and the Bakery round the corner.

Accidentally charged for an item twice. Took it back in and immediately refunded with sincere…read moreapology and no hassle. Good customer service and helpful staff. Well done.

ASDA has finaly arrived in Dunbar. Although many people were in doubt as to wether it would work or…read morenot it seems to be very succesful it is a great place to shop during the week but if there is an drawback it is weekend shopping as it is very hectic.

The prices here are generally moderate but have a good variety of items. Friendly staff that are…read moremostly willing to help you.

In a small little village this is an cracking gem of a shop, it takes me back to my childhood days…read moreof being dragged into a hardware store by my dad. I do it with my kids and they are equally as fascinated. The have every last little gadget , tool , screw , pots pans gifts you name it they have it. Take at trip down memory lane

Not particularly super. Not a big store, with limited range and not always that cheap. No cafe…read more(astonishingly, in a part of town where there are few eateries other than takeaways.) Big carpark and petrol station.

I love Sainsburys Leven is a small town so we don't have many supermarkets so sainsburys is a real…read moretreat. The shop is very bright and is kept very clean. If you have a problem or require assistance there is aways a member of staff on hand to assist you. Most people say that sainburys is very expensive and i think that most of their products are reasonably priced and i don't mind paying a little extra for good quality foods. Sainsburys also have a basics range and there own branded products. They have special offers weekly i think they change on a Wednesday there offers are kept on the ends of the aisles so you can see clearly as you walk through the shop instead of walking up every aisle. Our store has lots of parking outside plenty of disable and parent and child spaces. We have two cash machines outside the store.

Limited range and high prices. Though what's on offer is usually good quality. Very limited cafe,…read morethough again it's nice food if a bit expensive. Cleanest and best maintained toilets in that area.

Great supermarket/convenience store located ideally in Eyemouth itself. Staff seem very friendly…read moreand happy to help. A larger co-op store than many that are around but it doesn't take too long to get around if you just need a few items. Very tidy and well organised.

Very kind staff, always wanting to help, and always friendly. The store is very organised and is…read moreeasy to locate things.

OK so lets be honest... Morrisons is no Whole Foods or Waitrose but its about as good as it gets in…read moreSt. Andrews and for that it deserves 4 stars.... I mean any place that is consistently 30 pence cheaper then whatever is sold at the Tescos Metro in town is good with me.... Things to buy at Morrisons because its better the Tescos: *Mussels *Meat in general (beef and they even have chicken livers which happen to comprise one of my favourite childhood dishes... don't ask... ok well my uncle is a chef and I was his food compacting niece/food science project) *Milk *Cakes *Wines/Boooze *Avocados *Brussels sprouts *Soups * World Food *Butter Don't buy at Morrisons because its cheaper at Tescos: * GARLIC BREAD ********Ugh the only downer about this place is that its like a 15-20 minute walk from town if you don't have a car**********

The biggest supermarket in St Andrews with the largest selection of items, the only drawback to…read moreshopping here is its distance from the town centre. Especially for students not owning cars or bikes, Morrisons can be quite a long walk out. That aside, the store offers most of the items one would expect to find in a well-run supermarket. Plenty of fresh produce, meat, a large selection of drinks, non-food items and sometimes fantastic savings on products. Adjacent is also a petrol station.

It's always nice to find the same local supermarket locally when you go on holiday. It has a small…read morecar park for about 100 cars with 3 hour limit on stop with number plate recognition cameras at entrance. No public toilet within but there is one just in the market place 100 m away. Cooked chickens & salad counter.

What can you say? It's a Morrisons! Smallish store but the staff are friendly and helpful. I…read moreshopped here whilst on a self-catering holiday in the area and it was certainly adequate for my needs. Enough parking and you get your car parking money back - what more could you want... :-)

The TV advert states: "so thats why mums go to Iceland", however, the 'why' is certainly not to…read moreshow off heaving bosoms in low cut tops, or curvacious buttocks in well fitting jeans. More likely is to attempt to buy a weekly shop of frozen goods for their "partner" and brood of 6 children, using as many coupons as humanly possible. Sales of Aunt Bessie frozen yorkshire puddings have been known to hit record highs whenever another new state benefit is introduced by the Government, while the flow of pot noodles peaks on an average giro day, then tails off over the rest of the week. So basically, I have deduced that poor mums go to Iceland, because they cannot afford to visit M&S. Close to Ladbrokes bookmaker, if the mums "partner" has been working 'on the side' recently.