good value shop, as everything in bulk at a resonable price…read more butchers section is good with freash meat and friendly service open late in case you have forgotton something

Before Lidl came to Oxford Road, Worldwide was the place where I did most of my shopping. My…read moreflatmate and I set ourselves a challenge - each time we went to Worldwide we would buy an item of fruit or veg which we had never tried before, bring it home, attempt to prepare it and sample it. This led to some rather funny looks at the counter. One one occasion, on asking our Kenyan friend for cooking information, he explained to us that they probably laughed at us because *no-one* buys just one bhindi. We soon learnt from this school-boy error. As well as fruit and veg I always picked up pitta, naan and other foreign breads here, but it's probably not the place to go for a reasonably priced loaf of Warburton's. They also sell exciting fizzy drinks from all over the world, baklava, mango lassi and every herb, spice, bean or pulse you could think of, all of which I can recommend. Things that I have purchased from here and regretted include tinned palak paneer, a tray of 30 very unethical eggs, weird smelling incense, cheese and DIY henna. As a vegetarian I've never looked at the meat counter. But I know that my Muslim flatmate bought her meat there as it is all Halal and my Chinese flatmates bought their meat there because they sold all the disgusting-sounding parts of animals that they liked to boil up in stews, such as chicken feet. I challenge you to visit Worldwide and not to come away with more than you went in for. Even the fruit and veg is priced so that you end up with 3 cucumbers (£1) rather than the one (50p) you went in for!

I wish there was a rating of zero! You only need to check the feedback on Just-eat.co.uk for this…read moretakeaway to see how bad it is. We only ordered a small pizza and garlic bread and we had to wait almost 2 hours for delivery. The food was OK at best, albeit stone cold. We called three times to find out what was going on, but the delivery guy didnt call us back or know how to operate a basic intercom system. He actually blamed us for the food being so late! A good choice if you dont mind waiting forever and you like a bit of drama, confusion and hard work in a takeaway. Rip up your menu for this place... now!

Use here as my local kebab house and for my Indian curry- curry deal; choice of 2 curries-we have…read morelamb rogan josh and chicken korma- lots to choose from, 1 rice, 1 chips, 2 nan (which we upgrade to peshwari) , with delivery. £14-90, bargain . Tasty, good quality.

I think this is one of 3 asian stores in Warrington. It's…read morethe oldest and the one I use all the time. Lots of fresh produce, herbs and spice galore and very cheap prices. They have a frozen section and a butchers selling goat, chicken, lamb and mutton. They also sell Milk and yoghurt. It's a great place to stock up on ingriedients if you like to cook. A kilo bag of spices can cost around the same as 50g packs from some supermarkets. I also buy vacum packed meals from here for work. Some at und £2 with buy one get one free. It's on the small side but packed with everything you need.

Brilliant little shop.More friendly than over the road.Excellent prices.Very friendly+helpfull.If u…read morecan,t find something,they will point it out 2 u.10 out of 10.I wouldn,t bother looking anywhere else.They,ve got everything I have ever wanted,+more.Geoff;;;penketh.

This is one of the closest shops to our flat, and hence the place we head when we have run out of…read moresomething, or need bagels for breakfast, or a newspaper. It is, as pointed out by Kirsten, totally unsuited to doing a Big Shop. But it is also an absolute gem if you're living in the city centre and need something quick-sharp. In terms of stock here,expect their full range of fresh pastas and pasta sauces; great for a quick-fix tasty dinner. There's also a fairly decent veg section, but be prepared to have to buy a bag of 8 carrots, instead of loose carrots, I guess they don't have the space for a loose veg section. But that's fine, veg keeps for ages nowadays because it's all fullll of GM and whatnot. The meat section is kinda limited, but they have everything you're gonna need, and plenty of it too. One thing this branch does stock, is strangely posh bits and bobs like dried porcini mushrooms and posh chutneys. I suppose that's what they make of their location in the prestigious W3 development... The booze section is jolly good. One gripe I have is that the queue (often sizeable) is alongside the wine and beer section, so it's hard to get to, as everyone thinks you're pushing in. Still, you'll probably have time in the queue to browse and choose your choice of booze (that was like a little poem there. A little poem just for you.) A genuinely decent city centre attempt at convenience, and a good place to pick up bits and bobs for dinner, unless you were planning on doing roast duck breast on celeriac mash. But if you were, you really should have planned ahead, right?

I reviewed this store back in 2016 but I reviewed the wrong branch - For anyone else who is…read moreconfused like me, this is the store on Whitworth Street West and is opposite Oxford Road Railway Station, in a pretty good location if you're in the Oxford Road / studenty part of town, while also being close enough to the Railway Station to get some essentials, perhaps a beverage or snack before getting on a train. It is probably the largest Sainsbury's Local within the city centre and perhaps the second-largest convenience style store after Tesco Metro on Market Street, the selection is pretty good and I was able to find protein water I had a coupon for which isn't stocked in the other Sainsbury's branches in town. The checkout area is a little messy, they have cameras on some sort of tablet in front of every checkout which makes me feel they have a history of shoplifters and fraud here, it made me feel like a criminal. The screen also had no anti-glare protection meaning I couldn't see the screen as I was scanning due to the reflection of the sun-light, and this was on a day in February where it wasn't even too sunny, I'd hate to imagine how bad it could get in the summer. The staff seemed to get in the way a little, there was one warehouse cage blocking part of the store and they didn't offer to move it which was frustrating. 3* - Pretty good selection despite flaws of the store, in a good location for the southern part of the city centre and the adjacent railway station.

It's easy to miss this Morrisons as despite the signage it's surrounded by rows of red brick houses…read morethat look like they'd be occupied by residents of Jimmy McGovern's award-winning drama The Street. For those on a budget and I suspect the majority of people that shop here are, Morrisons offers fresh groceries at a snip of the prices you'd pay at Sainsburys, Tesco or even Asda. There's always special offers with bags of watercress, avacodos and peppers retailing at around a £1 and slightly more for things like pak choi, butternut squash and fennel. Towards the rear of the stuff there's a big deli counter selling fresh cheese, ham, proscuttio, olives, pizza and roast chicken and a bakery selling sweet and savoury pies, loaves of bread and crosissants. I've tried the sour dough and rye bread and didn't like either but I think the in-store butchers and fishmongers are brilliant. They sell incredible smoked salmon fillets, tiger prawns and fish cakes and British beef, pork, lamb and sausages for very competitive prices. If you're looking to stock up and don't mind a bit of a drive from the city centre, Morrisons is well worth the trip. The store is usually quieter than other supermarkets and the staff are usually more chirpy and humerous too. Last time I went the lady who served me even asked if I was having a party with the amount of food, Cava and Prosecco I was buying and if she was invited!

Ahhhh Morrisons, you promise fresh and the best and prime meat.... I took home my mince beef done…read moreby the butcher and had to pour half a pan full of water away?! This honestly put me off eating beef for a while. The pricing is cheap and cheerful, and don't get me wrong, i LOVE a good bargain but i can't help but feel this place feels dull and the shelves, flooring and staff look dull. No one looks as though they enjoy working here. That doesn't make me want to keep visiting... The fresh food I buy goes off in a couple of days and the gluten free section is more or less always at its bare bones. For a supermarket, I'd rather head to Aldi round the corner, which is also cheaper for many things that last longer and just as fresh. If you plan to go, make sure you have a £1 coin available for parking - you can claim it back (it has to be on the same day) but MAN is it annoying when Aldi have a free car park round the corner!

Got this great tip from a friend. Go try Go-Mex…read more I really like Mexican food so was a great tip for me. Today was doing some shopping and the tip came to mind so off I went to give it a go. Very friendly service and willing to answer any questions you may have about the food. There is a large selection of dishes at really good prices. I bought the Gumbo and the Chilli Bowl dishes . You can eat there and then out of the trays but I took mine home so I could sit and enjoy them. So I have already eaten the Gumbo and yes it was really nice and tastey. and filling. You will have to wait for the update about the Chilli Bowl, but I just know it will be great too. So folks if you are on a visit to Chorley it's a must stop and eat. I will put the menu up in the photos as soon as I get to scan it. Everything £2.50 apart from Enchiladas £3.00 I will also keep updating as I try out the different items on the menu. http://twitter.com/#!/gomexchorley http://www.facebook.com/pages/Go-Mex/169498986489678

I have walked past this little stall at Chorley Market everyday for the past 2 years on my dinner…read moreand never thought to try it. How stupid am I?! I thought I'd treat myself today with it being Friday to something good and with the lack of other options I tried this place. I'm not usually one for little stalls as I think they're unhygienic; however this stall has a 5* hygiene rating so my worries were lifted! I got the big burrito which includes chorizo, chicken, mince meat and of course rice. All for £3.50 in a lightly heated wrap. The burrito had plenty of flavour and filled me up. Probably the best dinner I've had in the office all year! It smelt that good a colleague went and bought one too. Can't wait till next Friday now!!

Best-One looks like a chain but is actually some kind of independent retailers club, which is quite…read morecool. My local features a Halal butcher which is great - the chicken I buy is fresh and cheaper than ASDA (they do some pre-spiced but I wasn't that keen on the tikka flavour). Fruit & veg is also on a par price wise although it's not top quality. Otherwise it's your standard local mini-market type fare - a lot of junk food in the medium price range but also a few decent fresh things e.g. wraps and hummus (again latter is not much more expensive than ASDA). Recently Best-One displeased me by selling some dodgy baklava that made me sick and imposing a blanket £1.50 charge on credit card transactions, which is ridiculous, but overall I'm glad it's nearby and I definitely support the butcher. Update: now has a free cash machine outside

TL;DR - A super supermarket for those ingredients you might find hard to get elsewhere…read more I've intended to vist Wing Yip a few times - the building is enormous and dominates the road, but on a previous visit I was unable to find the entrance. Turns out you have to go round the back (it's signposted for the restaurant, but the supermarket is here too). First up - social distancing, since it is 2020 after all. This is all handled really well - lots of signs about wearing face masks, antibacterial gel as you enter, marks on the floor for 2m distancing and screens around the checkouts; payments can be contactless; staff wear masks and gloves and even pass you your receipt in a plastic box. I'd say they're doing a better job than most shops full stop. OK, on to the produce - as you might expect you can get lots of ingredients for Chinese cooking here but there's so much more as well, with most east-Asian cuisines catered for from Vietnam to Japan. There's also a substantial amount of fresh meat and veg available, plus chiller and freezer cabinets as well as your store-cupboard staples. There are also appliances and things like crockery for sale. If you're running a business, there's a substantial cash and carry section at the far right of the store. Manchester has a few specialist supermarkets like this, but I think Wing Yip wins in terms of breadth of offering.

I am extremely disappointed with this store and their chosen parking management service, UKPS Ltd…read more I received an unfair parking charge despite being a customer at Wing Yip supermarket and upstairs Chinese Restaurant, and the notice was even sent to the wrong address, causing delays and preventing me from responding within the appeal period. When I submitted an appeal, UKPS completely ignored it, only for me to later receive a notice from a debt collection agency, adding even more stress. For those who want to visit this restaurant, be careful and reconsider, cause you will RECEIVE A PARKING CHARGE that cause you 100 POUNDS for parking even you had a meal and shopping there!!!