Excellent supermarket. Great range of goods, branded and own brand. Some specialist cooking…read moreingredients are lacking but their fresh produce more than makes up for it. Morrissons sell the best freshly prepared food around with baked sweet and savoury pies & pasties, rotissarie chickens, deli and their freshly baked farmhouse and specialty breads are the best around. Miles better than bland & tasteless Tesco.

From the owner: Take a trip to your local Morrisons for everything from your weekly food shop, to clothing,…read morehomeware, electricals and more. Head to Market Street to enjoy fresh, locally sourced produce. You can use our store locator to find a store near you or shop online and have your groceries delivered straight to your door. Our handy click and collect service means you can shop online as normal, choose a location and collection slot to suit you, and pick it up.

Morrisons is amazing, the pasta and salad bar is gorgeous and the pasta is to die for, delicious…read more The shop itself is beautifully laid out and lovely. Staff are kind and will help when needed.

Remember where you park in this one, especially if your first visit. It has a different exit than…read moreentry!

What is the point in shopping at your store as we no longer get our £5 for shopping with you and…read morebecause I am an OAP I have a basic phone so I can not get an APP what ever that is, so I thing the answer is go back to TESCO where I get points and money vouchers, I have shopped with you for years but it looks like this has come to an end, VERY UNHAPPY CUSTOMER

I'm not so sure that the person below is actually from the area, or has even been to the store in…read morequestion, as a couple of their observations are flawed - "Morrisions is on the slight outskirts of the main town center on a busy roundabout. This means that the place where it is situated is quite a bad place to walk to as it is on a very busy roundabout and would take quite a lot of nerve to do so." Yes, it is on a busy roundabout, arguably the biggest in Haverfordwest. And yes I agree that it takes a lot of nerve to walk across the remarkably busy road to get there and is quite dangerous. Therefore I recommend taking the "subway" which is a little, well-lit walkway located in the furthest corner of the carpark (opposite corner to the other stores located on the site, Halfords and Currys) which runs underneath the roundabout and main road, and leads you quite safely to and from the town center, no car-dodging required. "The shop is open twenty four hours a day and seems to be fully stocked most of the time." No, it's not. It closes at either 8pm or 9pm Monday to Saturday (not 10pm on Saturday, like Tesco's) depending on the day. I'm not chasing opening times for you round the internet, dear reader, you can do that yourself :p The opening hours are true as of this date from 2 very reliable sources: My brother who works there, and my Mother who goes down there pretty much every night without fail at either 7.30pm or 8.30pm to buy obscene amounts of 9 pence reduced end of day chicken :P Apart from that, everything else rings true :p

This is probably the best supermarket in Liskeard and the biggest. Fuel is not as cheap as Asda but…read morethere are a few bargains to be had, good selection of fresh fruit and veg and some great cheeses.

By far the best place to do the food shopping in liskeard. Prices are good and the produce is…read morealways fresh. All of the staff are friendly and helpful but it's the checkout men/women who are the real superstars of the store. They are chatty, friendly and very helpful. Often they remember us from previous visits and ask how we are. Most knowing us by name which is lovely. They are a real credit to the store and make it a pleasant place to shop.

Took a school trip here when I was six. I have fond memories of a jam doughnut. I also shop here…read moresometimes. Less fond memories of that but I suppose you can only be six and marvelling at the wonders of a Tesco bakery once in your lifetime, right?

Just recently used the cafe as a means of convenience as time was short to go elsewhere…read more We found that on ordering we had to go through what we wanted 3 times to make sure the Lady understood..it was only a small order each for myself and my Wife..Which raised eyebrows initially, when the order was brought over only my Wife's order came I then had to wait for mine. Which was cold when it arrived. On reflection I noticed the another Lady operative was going round cleaning tables with one cloth ..no liquid and was wiping all and sundry. Hygiene doesn't seem to matter. Although we shop here every week this is definitely one part of the store we shall keep clear of. Not an experience we shall do again.

This Tesco store is quite out the way but it is ideal if you have a car and I think they do a free…read morebus to it. The store has lots of parking outside and has an atm machine for if you need to get money out. The shop itself is quite large and caters for disabled people as well as it has a mobile trolley that you can sit on and use. When you go in the shop on the right is a little kiosk where you can buy your lottery tickets and tobacco from etc. The rest of the shop is well laid out and it is easy to find what you're looking for. An ideal supermarket to do your grocery shopping in as it's cheap and has a good variety of groceries.

Very nice, clean, well-run store. So much more selection here than in a typical US supermarket!…read moreAlso my wife has severe allergies to everything from dairy to grain - here no problem. Why? No hormones, no GMO and fewer additives!! Love Tesco :)

This store is an out of town Tesco's, just up the hill from the centre of Wadebridge. It is quite a…read morelarge store and the only one in the immediate area and as a result it is very popular. It also has a fairly large petrol station, which is is kept seperate from the store. The store itself has all the usual facilities - delicatessen, bakery, fish counter, large fruit and vegetable section etc. An opening aisle of non-food products too, cookware, clothes, entertainment and items targeted at tourists, like wetsuits and buckets and spades! This store, because of the fact that its really the only sizeable store in the area and also of the booming tourist trade around Wadebridge, mean that at some points it is painfully busy, particularly during the changeable Cornish weather. Still it has all the essentials and luxuries you will need.

This supermarket opened late last year. It is by far the best supermarket in Somerset. The choice…read moreis phenomenal. It is a pleasure to shop here. I wish it was closer to my home. The staff are so friendly especially the vigneron.

After spending the day on the beach in Bude and a short visit to the Launceston Castle we needed…read moresome groceries. Found out there's a M&S Foodhall in town. Since we love the quality of M&S we headed there for our shopping. And as usual it did not disappoint. High quality food for fair prices. Nicely set store, friendly staff. Bought some water, Prosecco, soda, bread, veggies, beef and pork steaks, samosas and a nice cheese board. For tonights dinner and the next. Especially the aged beef steaks are very enjoyable. Nice flavour, tender, juicy. And the cheese selection if very nice as well. Another good shopping at Marks & Spencer. We will be back.