This store isn't very big and usually has allot of queues, the good side to Iceland is that it is…read morevery cheap and always has good bargains. Iceland mainly sell frozen foods and a very big range to, they do offer a small range of groceries and chilled food. They offer a home delivery if you spend 25 or more which is great if you want to shop a little more and don't want to be carrying everything around, if you do home delivery you get to choose a time slot that suits you they usually advertise these times on a board on the way into store.

Cheap and cheerful. The staff are helpful and the free delivery its fab if you buy lots!! Great…read moreoffers and the prices are brill for frozen food. Everything we have had from there has been really good and no complaints! Easy access and free parking for iceland customers =)

A pretty large Tesco store in Chester town centre, at Frodsham Square…read more Due to COVID-19 and managing the number of people in the store, the entrance is a mess right now, one of the back entrances, just off the high street and next to Boots is currently not open, there is no signage to find the main store entrance from there, it only states to walk through a car-park which I also couldn't find, I ended up going away only to find this store by chance on my way home to the train station. They really should offer a street map if they are going to close a main entrance to the public. The selection in most areas was okay, especially the fish and meat counters where the selection was extensive. I did find the toiletries selection to be rather poor, they seemed to have replaced a whole section with overpriced giftsets, meaning toiletries and skincare items you'd find in pretty much any other supermarket weren't stocked here, which was a real shame. I get gift-sets are good Christmas ideas, but why should that mean the items which would usually be sold outside of these overpriced gift-sets not be sold at all? I did find the staff member a little unhelpful, he was standing right next to me (and seemed to be avoiding me) as I struggled to type my Clubcard number into the scan and go machine as it kept freezing. 3* - Large supermarket in the town centre of Chester, although it can be a nightmare to get in and there are multiple other flaws with the store which means it wouldn't be my first choice supermarket to visit if I return to Chester.

Just your average grocery store chain in the UK. Nothing fancy and not on the low end either. If I…read morelived in the UK I would shop here for sale items and maybe a last minute purchase for dinner. However I may seek out more local or speciality retailers for organics and higher quality products that I purchase in the states.

The only large store in winsford that offers a restuarant…read more They offer a good menu and at reasonable prices. I don't often shop at Morrisons as it is at the other end of town to where I live but when I do I enjoy going for Coffee and Cake after my shop!

Ok value, store gets really really busy and not all the tills are always open. The kids spaces…read morecould do with being closer to the shops, but apart from that its good. The restaraunt is good value for money!

Sainsbury's on Kinsey Road is in a great location within Ellesmere Port, it is within walking…read moredistance of Cheshire Oaks, which is one of the largest outlet centres in the country with 145 stores. The store is fairly easy to navigate and has a reasonable selection for a store of its' size, it also supports the Sainsbury's Smartshop app, meaning you are able to use your phone to scan items and bag them as you're going around the store, just head to the checkout to pay, and you're good to go. More recently, the Cafe area at the front of the store has been converted into a Starbucks, which is a nice Starbucks location, I like visiting this Starbucks when shopping at Cheshire Oaks, as it is much nicer and quieter than the one actually inside the centre. The staff in the store seem friendly, and the checkout experience was quick and easy, combined with Smartshop. I was able to find the items I came in for. The store in general does have a slightly older look/feel to it than other Sainsbury's stores, so has more of an older/classic feel, it could do a refurb in the slight future but remains OK for now. 4*

An older style Sainsburys from the early 90's template they used. Its right next door to Cheshire…read moreOaks designer outlet. Apart from the obvious food & drink supermarket, theres a decent cafe with nice meals for a fiver. There are toilets, cash machines and a petrol station. Its possible to access Sainsburys straight from Cheshire Oaks through a passageway.

Sainsbury's Local on Watergate St is in a useful location within Chester Town centre, it is a…read moredecent size branch, obviously, you can't do a weekly shop here but the selection is A-OK in terms of essentials. The store has two entrances, the front entrance has a staircase (with a lift) and escalator, or if you let the staff know there's a back entrance. The staff seemed really friendly and happy to help, which was good. Considering, this is only a "Local" store, they did have a good selection of fresh meats, I picked up some excellent quality turkey, and they also have a bakery section. The checkouts were easy to use and simple. They are missing a trick by not having a coffee machine here though, especially as Tesco Express' town centre store (and Superstore) does, so it would be useful, but I dislike Costa Coffee anyway which most coffee machines seem to use. 4* - The extra star is mainly for the friendliness and the helpfulness of the staff, while the selection is OK.