Odd to be a fan of essentially a supermarket but this place is good…read more Run by a family who are friendly and as it is over the road it is perfect for those bits and bobs you forgot to get. Not been yet and not been able to pick up what I needed... from Baking goods to bread buns to bacon to basic veg (kept fresh in a fridge). Even have toiletries and baby products so really handy to have near by.

Sainsbury's at the White Rose Shopping Centre in Leeds is one of the largest stores within the…read moremall, a mall that is well due the rumoured revamp and has seen better days. The store its-self might not be the largest or most modern Sainsbury's location, but the staff are friendly enough, the selection is OK and it's fairly easy to navigate the store. Opening hours from 7:30 am to 9 pm are reasonable. Obviously, they are restricted by the shopping centre, with most other Sainsbury's stores at least open until 11 pm. The store supports Sainsbury's SmartShop and has a Starbucks inside, which opened more recently, which is useful. 3* - Not too bad for a supermarket within a shopping centre, but lacking to their 100% standalone stores.

Not a fan. 'The Labyrinth' is one of my favourite films, but that's not say I want to experience it…read morefirst hand while I'm doing my shopping, is it? Too big, the layout is ridiculous, I never know which entrance I've used, and the staff seem to hate it as much as I do.

I was attacked by a wild pack of Orca and they threw sweet potatoes at me…read more Overall a very melancholy experience and I really hope it improves soon

Overall the shopping experience wasn't horrible but it just felt a bit dirty in the shop. The floor…read morewas covered in mud, which I get because people might bring it in but it looked like it hadn't been cleaned in a while. The items were easy to find and the staff were very helpful but the shelves were very messy and some things were on the wrong shelf.

Considering ASDA is a Yorkshire (Leeds) firm, and considering that Joshua Tetleys is also a…read moreYorkshire (Leeds) firm - I'd love to know why ASDA Morley only stock very few cases of Tetleys smooth flow but have shelves and shelves full of crappy Boddingtons and John Smiths (both are about the same as dish water - I wouldn't mop my drains out with either of them!!). Everytime i go into asda to buy Tetleys, I'm bloody lucky if there's on case left!! There is ALWAYS loads of Boddingtons and John Smiths. So then, asda's stock control, doesn't common bloody sense tell you that Tetleys is a top seller and the other muck isn't? Why not stock less muck and stock more Tetleys?? It's not rocket science, you useless gets!!