This Lidl store is okay, it is located in Leigh town centre, it is close to The Loom, where there…read moreis also a Tesco Superstore. This isn't a large store, but they do have a satisfactory range of most items you'd expect to find in a Lidl, including a small bakery, although unlike the store at Baguley in Wythenshawe, they did seem to have fewer brands and they didn't seem to have in-store toilets. The staff member working seemed happy, I only noticed one staff member on the floor, who quickly moved from the checkout to the shop floor, she did seem helpful but the store was certainly understaffed, again like all Lidl stores I've noticed, they don't seem to have self-service tills which I strongly dislike. They had a decent selection of fruit and vegetables, the store also has easy access as a pedestrian or via a car. Leigh has a lot of really good, large supermarkets nearby, this fails to compare to them, it's good for fruit and vegetable items and maybe a few others but it wouldn't be somewhere you'd want to do a full, large shop. 3*

Aisles are neat. Service was ok. The meat I cooked was pretty good. Pretty straightforward, strong…read morestore.

A fantastic little branch of ASDA. Doesn't have the huge ranges of the other ASDAs but trolleys and…read moreparking are free. They also often get more sale items than other ASDAs, they seem to get items that other stores can't sell.

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.

Kicked me out for sitting on the furniture upstairs because my knee was hurting then needed to buy…read moresomething but was asked to leave

Sainsbury's in Leigh is a very good location, it is a large supermarket forming part of the…read moreParsonage Retail Park. While I wasn't able to get the item I came in for, I was pleased with the selection overall, I found them to be one of the better supermarkets in the area for overall choice/selection in both grocery and home, the store had a nice, modern feel to it too which I liked. There is also an upstairs area with a Cafe and Clothing Section, so the store is HUGE. I do think the staff could have had better knowledge of where to find items, after asking someone where to find something, I later found out we were in the wrong area of the store and they didn't stock it anyway, he did seem super friendly though. The worst part about this store for me was they seemed to have blockages down every aisle from warehouse cages to even a warehouse truck, it seemed to be in the worst possible positions, luckily the store was large so this didn't have a huge effect, but it felt like I was in the middle of a construction site in parts of the store. My checkout experience was quick and easy using Sainsbury's Smartshop, it would have been good to see them have more bags at the front of the store in order to support this. 4* - Very good supermarket in Leigh, it is spacious and modern with a fairly good selection of most items.

One of two Asda Stores in Leigh, a rather large location in the town centre, which even has a…read moreMcDonald's. I do think access as a pedestrian into this store is a little difficult as there's only one gap allowing open access, which can be difficult in the dark, so do try to attend in a car if you can as I did struggle approaching from towards Sainsbury's. The store is clean, pretty modern and they had a good selection of most products. They even had a Costa Coffee machine which worked, on many trips to different ASDA stores lately the coffee machines have either been off-brand or turned off, so it was good that they're still offering that service here. The ASDA Parcel returns service is actually in a much bigger, more secure part of the store, I hated using this in the past as many of them tend to be in the foyer as you go into the store and it is so easy for someone to steal a parcel, but it's much more secure here, allowing you to return items to brands such as ASOS and Ellis Brigham with your mind at ease. There is also a Coinstar machine. 4* - Very good ASDA store but always worthwhile visiting Sainsbury's which is a couple of minutes away which has some other different/good food items, and a very good home range which this store can't compete with.

The Food Warehouse is a low-cost supermarket style store from Iceland, while I've been to dozens of…read moreIceland Stores, this was my first time visiting their The Food Warehouse brand, it is similar to most Iceland stores, especially the newly refurbished ones, a decent product range but nowhere near enough to be able to do a full shop, an emphasis on frozen foods but with more solid and distinguishable cupboard/fridge ranges and aisles too. This location is in-between two much larger supermarkets (Sainsbury's and Asda) and is next to B and M in Leigh, on Parsonage Way. Despite being described as as a place at offering "the brands at prices the major supermarkets wouldn't", I actually found many items here to be more expensive compared to one of the other supermarkets nearby or even B and M next store in some cases, they did have some good deals but that seemed harder to find than a bad one. I hated how many of the freezers were the deep chest/box freezer type, which not only meant there'd be more touching points to get an item, it'd be more difficult reaching into a freezer and even seeing what you wanted, and find the frozen range much better presented again at nearby rivals. The Free From section was especially poor, it was mainly vegetarian/vegan items, with little regards for people with allergies such as myself, who actually don't have a choice. They did have some good items and the store did look good and unique, so it isn't bad at all, there's just so many flaws and better places nearby, perhaps it's useful to pop in if you're in a bit of a rush as this is obviously smaller than the nearby rivals and never seems as busy, but it wouldn't be my first choice. 3*

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!

This is ACTUALLY a great carpet shop/fitting service. We know nothing about carpets and were on a…read moretight budget when we went in. The staff were knowledgeable and approachable and gave us advice on how to minimise spending (by taking up the old carpet and disposing it ourselves, save the carpet grips, etc). They also advised us to sign up to their newsletter emails to get a further 10% off. They also offer a free delivery and fitting services if you buy some fancy underlay too. Arranging a fitting was stress-free and we were contacted by phone regarding an update on time on the day. They were professional and quick and left no mess to clean up. We had freshly painted skirting boards and no scratches were left whatsoever. Overall, a great value and professional service that leaves a beautifully fitted carpet!

Very good. Quick and efficient. Wide range of carpets. 60 oz high quality wool carpet for 2…read morebedrooms and a landing. A couple of hours to fit with a lead time of only 4 days. Thanks to Adrian at the shop and Dave & Nathan the fitters. Neil Fryman, Didsbury.