Marks and Spencer Simply Food is the only remaining store in the Stockport area, it is located next…read moreto Aldi on Commercial Road in Hazel Grove, a fairly small location but that's expected with it being a "Simply Food" location, from the outside the store looks welcoming (Although you should expect to queue), and there is a small number of parking spaces. Public transportation is also available, the 192 bus route is a couple of minutes walk away where you can go into Stockport town centre, or even onto Manchester Piccadilly. I couldn't find everything which I was looking for in-store, the selection of meats was poor, although they did have a nice selection of Marks and Spencer ready meals, including my favourite Cottage Pie, the "Made Without Wheat" section was OK, it was good for a small store. I do think the checkouts were a little awkward, they seemed to be queuing partway down the aisle, meaning certain fridges were blocked, this is quite common in many stores, but with Marks and Spencer being a little more high-end, you wouldn't really expect it here. The queues seemed to move super slowly too, both inside and outside of the store, doing more to promote their Mobile scanning and payment system and adding some self-service checkouts would really help. 3*

A reasonable range with good special offers. But I hate the fact that this is supposed to be Marks…read moreand Spencers' attempt to get into convenience shopping and yet they make it as inconvenient as possible by not supplying bags. You are forced to pay 5p each for them. How inconvenient is that?!

What a terrible shop - I bought an outfit on friday, which my daughter had not seen, when I showed…read moreit to her, she rightly said, I looked like a 6 year old fairy....what a mistake I had made!!! So, I went to take it back on the Saturday, and could not get a refund, only store credit...the outfit was well over £500. Woud you run a business where you didn't care if your customers were actually happy with what they had bought - for one of the most special occasions of their lives - their daughters wedding? It's clear that they just want to take your money - the style is very 90's and the quality not good. Do not shop there!!!

I love Florentyna Dawn. I am a sassy just 40 year old. I wear this label for every event, Ascot,…read moreweddings - you name it. At every occasion I get photographed and asked who designed my look. I think in reality to really ' work ' this label you have to have sophisticated glamour. The clothes have a wow factor but only for women who can and want to project this image. You can wear great clothes but have to own them, work them and be unashamedly elegant, sassy and desirable to get away from the ' six year old fairy' review of the previous client.

Yes clothing in Hazel grove is on the A6 just near to the coop. They sell discount clothing, shoes…read moreand accessories for women. The clothes often come from high street shops such as Topshop or River island and are a lot cheaper than on the High street; you can get some really good bargains. The staff seem to update the clothes regularly and they often have some really good sales on at the end of the season. They tend to sell a lot of going out type clothes; dresses, skirts, nice tops etc. It's worth a look if you are in the area.

Asda on London Road in Hazel Grove is a fairly decent sized supermarket, although styled as "Asda…read moreSupermarket", it is slightly smaller than a Superstore and doesn't have all the facilities you'd expect to find in an ASDA such as an optician, café or an ASDA branded pharmacy (There are a few small kiosks inside the store, offering a Post Office, and a Well branded pharmacy as well as a former travel agent which has now shut down due to being owned by Thomas Cook) The product range is reduced to what you'd usually find in an ASDA store, while they do have a good range of products and most the range you'd expect, the number of products and then the different types of a similar product is limited, for example, the milk section was rather small and they didn't have the large Lipton Iced Teas, but they still had a small selection of what you'd expect, making this place OK if you're not too bothered about flavours/brands etc. It isn't the best supermarket in Hazel Grove, and I much prefer Sainsbury's, but I do prefer this store to the larger location in Stockport town centre nearby. You potentially would be able to do a weekly shop here but it would be a big push and reliant on your flexibility and luck, but there are much larger supermarkets nearby whether you're looking for an ASDA or Sainsbury's, so that does make it better. 4* - Slightly generous rating given the fact it is far from the best supermarket in the area in terms of choice of groceries but it is different, it has some cool and unique parts about the shopping experience which I like, as they do have a good number of facilities here and I do prefer this to the larger ASDA store, the Post Office is handy and it is useful that they have managed to get a pharmacy to be located here, but I do find it strange Asda missed the opportunity to add their own pharmacy here, which they have in many other stores, again including Stockport nearby.

I shopped at Hazel Grove Aldi yesterday with my husband, we are both pensioners…read more Whilst packing our bags, (unloading trolley onto counter/packing into bags), a bottle of port (gift) toppled onto floor and smashed. Resulting in glass and wine over large area. My shoes and legs/trousers wet through. Other customers were walking through the mess. No staff member came to help, husband had to seek someone out. When store assistant arrived no conversation. Not asked if ok, I could have been injured, manager briefly looked on and went, no one asked if I wanted to purchase another bottle. I complained to staff person cleaning up. She just remarked has no one seen you, told her no, and we would have been better looked after at Sainsbury's or M&S next door. Accidents do happen, its the shops response that matters.

Pluses: lots of parking, great fresh and cheap veg, regular one-off offers, cheap non-branded…read moregoods. Minuses: no baskets for small loads, narrow range of products, poor store layout, unfriendly staff, lacks consistency.

Terrible experience! They were polite on the phone but once in the shop staff were dismissive and…read moreunkind. My child and myself left both in floods of tears and with no shoes. My daughters feet are unusually wide and very difficult to find shoes for, so I called ahead and explained the situation. Spoke to a kind woman who said that they would book me in with one of their senior shop personel who has a lot of expertise, that we shouldnt worry because there are no awkward feet, just the wrong shoes. However when we arrived, they couldn't find us in their appointment book (appointment booked two says ago!). We were seen by a young teen who of course didnt have the experience necessary. He repeatedly heaved huge sighs, told my daughter she would just have to wear very long shoes or ask the school to overlook her lack of school shoes. When I said that is not an option due to problems with her ankles, he said he would ask for help from other staff. I said yes please, I was told when I booked the appointment that it was with a senior member of staff who is very experienced, I am sorry that we've caused you trouble. I hope you arent offended or discouraged, and he said no, not at all. Another member of staff then came over, sat down and told me I had been very rude! When I asked how and tried to explain the misunderstanding she shouted at me and told me to be quiet and be thankful she was now there. Then she said that she was done and walked out the back of the shop. I am genuinely unsure how I could have been more polite or tactful. I didn't at any point complain, criticise anyone, raise my voice, or use innapropriate language. My daughter is now crying and apologising for having "bad feet". I am heartbroken for my child and very confused and upset. Was hoping that if no suitable shoes were in stock we might order some as offered on their website. However, it is now very clear that the service offered on the website bears no resemblance to that offered instore.

From the owner: Hands offer an extensive range of fashionable shoes for Infants to senior boys and girls; including…read moreschool shoes and trainers. We are one of the largest independent childrens footwear specialists, with only one store in the UK serving Stockport.

Tried here one year for new school shoes for my brood when times were tough. Was amazed to get 3…read morepairs of school shoes, 2 pe bags, 1 pair of slippers and 2 pairs of pumps for the same price I usually pay elsewear for one pair of shoes. The shoes on first glance look ok, nice even. But I soon understood why they were so cheap. Did not last my son one week! Before the end of the school week I noticed scuffs all over the shoes and by the first weekend of term they had to go in the bin. Ok so they are cheap, but I expected more than one weeks wear out of them. Never again.

This is a wynsors world of shoes shop situated in Hazel grove just on the A6. There is a large car…read morepark round the corner (follow the signs) near to Marks and Spencers. This stocks a wide range of shoes for everyone and has many styles to choose from. The shoes are cheap in comparison with other stores and are mostly well made. They also sell rucksacks,handbags and a small selection of hair accessories and jewelry. Prices range form about £4 upwards for shoes. They also have a section in the corner just for well known sports brands such as adidas rebok and nike.