I wouldn't say it was the best ASDA supermarket I've been to They have the basics what you need and…read moreat fairly good prices but lately the service seems to have gone down hill! Here is one example of a visit where I was less than impressed due to a few problems On entering the ASDA car park from the entrance I saw about 6 trolleys laying on their side where people just leave them there. Usually they are cleared away regularly throughout the day. On getting to the store front there were very few trolleys left in the park, and no smaller trolleys. I walk into the store and there are no baskets. Usually there is somebody greeting you to give you a basket but there is nobody. Therefore, I have to go to the checkouts and try and get one, about 15 other people are trying to do this and it's chaos. Which now brings me on to the checkouts They were packed. There weren't too many open and each checkout had about 8 people waiting. Thus meaning it took about 5 minutes for somebody to come over and fix the weight problem because the bags were not set up properly. I love the Asda range of goods but this store is so lacking in the range and also the clientelle leaves a lot to be desired ..............

Always the first petrol station to lower its petrol prices and the last to raise them…read more Always cheaper than Tesco petrol station. Asda . Saving you money everyday :D

my opinion was the staff was really nice and helpfull and sorts out all of there problems but one…read morething they need to sort out is there delievery

Very poor cafe, small with cheap little tables, scarcely any choice for vegetarians and nothing for…read morevegans (apart from the inevitable potato with boring beans). The veggie choice today was between a potato, or a lasagne. Nothing imaginative and nothing gluten-free (other than the potato - but without beans because baked beans contain gluten). It annoyed me that some of the other veggie options on the 'main menu board' - the one on the wall that never varies - weren't available (the macaroni cheese, for example). I'll give it 2 stars because at least you can have a coffee and rest your feet, and the young man serving was pleasant and friendly. Tesco really should take a few leaves out of Morrisons book when it comes to a good cafe with lots of choice.

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.