I think your stores are great plenty of choice easy to get round & lot cheaper than major supermarkets Evan Aldi .

have recently decreased product range as they do not sell any of their original best-sellers. not happy.

One of my favourite Home Bargains locations overall, located inside Salford's Regent Road Retail Park, there are many stores nearby selling similar things, some of which are priced similarly such as Poundstretcher and the large Sainsbury's store, which are both in the retail park, however. The store was clean, it didn't appear to be too cluttered and most items were reasonably priced, and it wasn't just the cheap tatt which these type of stores love to sell. I didn't notice much of a fridge area, which is a shame as Home Bargains normally has a basic fridge area, and here it was just extremely minimal. I did notice a staff member simply walk past me, it would have been nice to at least be met with a smile or "Excuse Me", rather than speeding along like I smell funny. 4* - Well worth a look in if you're passing through Regent Road Retail Park, but it won't save you a trip to one of the other stores. read more

Inside Home Bargains you'll find toiletries, cooking ware, cleaning products, sweets and weirdly loads of cereal. Seriously, Coco Pops for a pound?! That IS a bargain! This is a bit like a mini-supermarket rather than a ramshackle pound shop that sells loads of odd electrical items and cheap tools. read more

Staying on a cheap and cheerful tip, Home Bargains sells a strange mix of toiletries, beauty products, household items, cleaning equipment, kids toys, baby products and groceries for radically reduced prices. On paper, it probably sounds like a jumble sale but in reality, it works surprisingly well as the store is laid out simply with different sections for different products. Even better, ninety percent of the brands in Home Bargains are well known ones like Cadburys, Coca Cola, Johnsons, Videl Sasson, etc. So why are they priced at 25-75% cheaper than they are in supermarkets? Well, some times the products are end of the line, sometimes the packaging is slightly damaged or faded and sometimes the sell by date is only a month or two away. Personally, I never touch the tinned or packet groceries but I regularly pop in for hair serum, shampoo, conditioner and chocolate. In fact, last time I picked up a giant bar of Turkish Delight for 59p and a Hello Kitty lunchbox for my god-daughter for £1.99. Suffice to say, we were both happy bunnies that weekend! read more

Let me tell you something, Yelping community. I have just returned from Home Bargain having accidentally done a bunch of Christmas shopping. That's right - ACCIDENTALLY. How on earth does this happen? Er, by walking into this magical store I'll have you know. Yes, that shop which kept me in Scrumpy and Cadbury's when I was a student is now, at the mature and responsible age of 26, enabling me to buy presents for kids. I know kids. When did THAT happen. Five kids. FIVE kids to buy for. Anyway, the age range is a nightmare. Two teenagers in the mix, two littluns and a baby. Sheeshkebab. But Home Bargain is a godsend. Not only is it a great way to pick up TV snacks (for example Doritos and Sensation crisps are available for about 59p for large bags there) and sweet treats (a whole aisle is dedicated to Haribo, the Natural Confectionary Company, things like Sherbet Dib Dabs and Strawberry Flyers), and good for boxes of chocolates for relatives and all kinds of booze, it also has homeware and saved my life when I moved into The Royal with a great range of essentials such as pots and pans, toilet brushes and bathmats, mugs, sweepers and cleaning products. In fact I regularly stock up the cupboard under the sink there, as well as the biscuit tin and the chocolate drawer in the fridge. Yes, that's what I use my vegetable crisper for. That and beer. Which you can also buy in Home Bargain. Eek, I'd make a terrible mother. Speaking of mothers, back to the kidlets. One of them, a little blonde cherub who's destined to be completely gorgeous when she grows up (she's cute as a button right now) has just started ballet and is at that pink princess stage. I found her a delightful little soft tiara headband with pink fluff all over it and a necklace that comes with it. I think she might just love me for that, as well as the cupcake shaped purse I got her. £2.99 each. You absolutely cannot go wrong. The baby, well, I went and grabbed him a learn and play toy in the shape of a guitar that not only teaches him about counting, colours and sounds, it's got two settings - English and French. His folks could end up with a bilingual baby. And they'd have me to thank. Around £7.99 I think this was, and it's a real, proper toy which requires batteries. Plus it makes tons of noise, which babies always love. One of the teens seems to have aspirations to become a model and loves getting all dolled up on her Facebook pictures, so I found her a set that contains false eyelashes, some natural, some crazy with pink bits and sparklies on them, as well as glittery multicoloured eyeliners. Her mother might hate me for it, but at the end of the day, she'll want it. Home Bargain delivered in spades. Only £3.99 for all that. It's amazing for Christmas in general, as they offer up decorations, packs of cards from about 99p, cakes, baubles, lights... everything to get you set up. And when tis not the season? I've always found cheap but quality make-up wipes here, moisturisers, shampoos, conditioners, hairsprays... enough to rival Bodycare for sure. It can be a little seasonal when it comes to the big brand stuff, as the stock rotation is pretty high, but it's still always 100% worth a visit. Home Bargain is ace. 'Nuff said. Get down to Regent Road and share in the money-saving joy. read more

Home Bargains - From website - Grocery Near Me - Salford, XGM

cheap goods , lots of discounts on well known brands , thought the never have the same stuff twice

This is one of the largest home bargains I have ever been in and has all the usual products and then some! The usal findings of algerian mars bars and vietnamese special K are present and then more unusal seasonal products can be found at the back of the store. The staff all seem to be polish which is no problem but did cause a bit of confusion when I was trying to find out if they had any more gherkins (dont ask lol). Was quite busy when I go in on Saturday afternoons and due to low staffing levels they only have 2 tills on max and so you do seem to spend half your life queuing but all is made up when you get to the till and 12 bags of shopping come to £3.86 (OK slight exaggeration there but you get the point). read more