This marvelous grocery store totally surprised me. We travelled by train on this last European…read moretrip, we went back and forth about whether we should drive or train or do a combination of both. We decided on going the train route totally. Driving on the left hand side is not something to choose easily....I have only done it once before in 1982 in Jamaica and it was fine because I was incredibly young and the roads were less travelled back then but it's hard to change. I know many accidents/ deaths that have happened because of this. Anyway we decided to do the train bit. When we arrived at the York train station we had some time to wait so Joe said " Go check out the Booths" I already knew this is a grocery store chain in England and had seen it before But I was blown away at this one and was surprised to find it at the Windermere train station. I spent a good 45 minutes in there and purchased many items for our next destination. Beautiful produce and it also had a whole bakery area and a area with pharmacy type items too. When Joe insisted I go honestly I was a bit annoyed like Why? Lol Great store! Best in town!

Booths by a wide margin is the largest and nicest grocery store in Windermere. Excellent selection…read moreof produce, international and British staples, and a massive wine and liquor section. I made several Thai dishes and Booths had all the necessary ingredients from fish sauce to palm sugar to dried kaffir lime leaves. Prices are much lower and the selection much larger than you'd find in London. Try £26 for a bottle of Veuve, and yes we bought a case for Christmas lunch! If you're self catering in the Lake District and are looking for quality well above your average Tesco Express, be sure to make the drive to Booths.

when Tesco Extra opened in Ulverston everyone was pleased that the space left by Woolworths had…read morebeen filled. they have installed a cashpoint outside which is useful. I have been very disappointed by it. the prices are higher than the main Tesco in Barrow-in-Furness. the daily free bus to that one has been removed. the selection of items is limited. the checkouts are mainly self opperated. I think the shop is useful mainly to grab some lunch, or something that you forgot from your main shop.

staff should serve customers on the inside and not worry about how someone is riding a motorcycle…read moreon market street .worst staff I have ever met // store supervisor wasn't much help rude rude rude .

A handy supermarket not far from the house we stay at when we go to the lake district…read more The market style of Morrisons is nice when you're in the countryside even if we were selling out the local businesses for ease. Had everything we needed and more including cooking stuffs and a garden centre.

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.

The Co-op has the advantage, for us, of being in the center of the town. I wouldn't do a full shop…read morehere, because of cost. The fresh produce is excellent, and includes what taste like fresh baked rolls, sandwiches and a good selection of fruit and veg. If you have forgotten a grocery item you will probably get it here. They also sell tobacco and alcohol. The staff are helpful if slightly overwhelmed, sometimes. It is cheaper to go here than to Booths on the edge of the town. There is another branch in Priory Rd. on the way to the leisure center.

this is the best supermarket in Ulverston. the Co-op has lots of offers and reasonably priced own…read morebrands. the staff are very friendly. the fruit and veg selection is good but a bit pricey. there is a reasonable selection of wines. the cigarettes are at the tills. they have had a total refit recently. this has meant that the tills are very efficient and the whole place is clean and bright.

This Tesco is very handy for those in Clitheroe and it is in a nice area. The range they have ,…read morehowever, is quite restricted and it doesnt stock a quater of Tescos usual range. It is a small store and has a great fish counter. It is more of a 'pop in for bis place rather than to do a big shop.'

my I say a big thank you for helping me take home the hover in a box and a big thank you to all who…read morework on the tills who put my shopping in my bag thank you .

One of the top Supermarkets in the area for quality of food, wine, choice, huge store selection,…read morefully stocked shelves, friendly staff and more. The prices are slightly more than Asda or Aldi but better in some respects than Sainsburys or other supermarkets. Food is fresh and a longer sell by date than those equivalent meat, fish or fruit and veg perishable goods at ASDA. In terms of overall experience, this is best for special occasion shopping such As Christmas, Parties, or large varied non normal shops as well as regular shopping. You pay slightly more but the quality is there.

Brilliant. I love Morrisons. Situated just off the Prom in Morecambe it has a big car park -…read morehowever in summer and particularly at the weekends this can get full of naughty people using it when they are not actually shopping there. Morrisons offers brilliant value for money to my mind and the quality and range isn't bad either. Their fresh fish counter is the best of any of the local supermarkets - check it out. The fish always looks super fresh. I also love their pie counter - well I'm a northern lass, of course I love the pie counter! And the instore bread is always good. They do a fine range of deals and I always manage to pick something up on BOGOF And the cafe is great. Waits for tables and food can be long but that's because, for the price, it's worth hanging around.

This feels like the biggest Tesco ever. It opened in about 1990 and has expanded like mad in the…read morelast 5 years. As well as food, there's a massive clothing section which actually has some nice stuff, a huge electrical section and lots of kitchenware. It feels like somewhere you could do a massive home shop. To suit it's size there are lots of checkouts and always lots of staff so even at the busiest times you're not waiting too long to get served. The car park outside is massive and they also operate a free shuttle bus from certain areas of Blackpool

Had to call in to buy a white shirt, got it home, it's short sleeved and in the wrong packet, I go…read moreback, no-one at customer services, there's this staff member supposed to be looking after it. What a condescending, obstructive a/hole he is too. General Manager has to come over and apologise, informs me they've had a lot of complaints about ''Henry''. Well ''Henry'' needs to go, I inform him, before someone puts him in intensive care. Emailed head office to complain, reply comes back, ''it's business sensitive''. No I can't work it out either.

Great grocery store with nicely presented foods. They even have a fresh squeezed orange juicer…read morewhere you can bottle your own juice. The deli had yummy soup and you can pay to park here and walk the couple of blocks to the downtown shopping stores people come to Keswick to see.

Nice big supermarket in centre of Keswick. Slightly more pricey than your standard supermarket. Not…read moremy favourite shop but hey ho. When that's all there is.

Update. This is still my most visited store. It carries…read moreeverything I need and then some. I like to browse the book and home accessories areas before doing my main shop. It's my treat for going grocery shopping. They now have more self service check outs, which are very convenient when you are in a rush. The George clothing area has recently been updated and has some lovely reasonably priced items. The petrol station is usually the cheapest in the area too.

Asda has managed to produce a good store in a mediocre market, the opposition aren't much good. The…read morerecently refurbished cafe, is reasonably priced. All drinks include refills and buying lunch here can cost very little. The layout of the store is easy to learn and well labeled. The special offers are all on the ends of aisles which make separate aisle across the center of the store. Asda is consistently cheaper than it's rivals. This is beginning to sound like an paid advert so I'll shut up. They also provide scooters and wheelchairs for customers with disabilities.