Shell on Regent Road, Salford - a pretty strange location given that there are multiple other…read morepetrol stations nearby, including the cheaper Sainsbury's across the way. Facilities in the station are good, as well as offering petrol, they have a 24/7 store (although at night you'll be served at the window) as well as offering Waitrose Products, Costa Coffee machine and an Amazon Locker. The prices are pretty high, especially for food, they do have Waitrose branded products despite not being an official store, but prices of these are in excess of 20% more, and sometimes up to 50% more so the pricing is ridiculous, again there's no need to pay those prices unless you're in a rush or calling at an awkward time, with a huge Sainsbury's store just across the road. The staff didn't seem too friendly, he just stared at me and ignored me while I had problems using the coffee machine with no acknowledgement. 3* - Pretty modern, clean fuel station but with rude staff and expensive food and petrol prices, even for a petrol/gas station, there is much better but Shell on Regents Road is OK, especially for the usual Amazon Lockers and coffee machine (when it works)

Asda West Didsbury Express Petrol is on Princess Rd in West Didsbury, it features a petrol station…read moreand convenience store. It also has 24-7 opening, although I'm not sure if they close off the store area in the evening, as I have only ever visited during daytime hours. The store is small but has a reasonable selection of prices, for a gas station, the prices are also reasonable, and I remember the Cravendale milk being cheaper than a regular ASDA store. Prices are competitive compared to similar businesses, and the Cravendale being cheaper was not something which was widespread across the store. Fuel prices remain reasonable, although there are places within a couple of miles that are cheaper including larger ASDA stores and Costco. Still, the latter is exclusive to Costco members. The forecourt and store area are clean, and the service was a little impersonal but it was quick, ensuring I could get in and out quickly. 4* - The location is good, the convenience store is good and prices are reasonably competitive. It's also clean and that means a lot.

This tesco is very convenient for the residents of Langley & the staff are the nicest, politest, &…read moremost helpful staff of any Store I've ever used.

Shell MFG Prestwich is a nice petrol/service station, close to the Prestwich Premier Inn, right…read morebefore the motorway on Bury New Road. It has a small store, expensive petrol and a Subway kiosk. The staff seemed pretty friendly in both the service station and the Subway inside, the shop was a tad expensive and the selection was slightly worse than other Shell garages but was still ample considering it is only a petrol station at the end of the day and a large Tesco store is only nearby, meaning you'll only be buying food here if in an emergency at night/in a rush so you pay for the convenience. The building was relatively clean, they also claim to have Amazon Lockers here but they do appear to be slightly hidden, I couldn't find them but they can be accessed 24/7 like the main store, which is handy. 3* - The location is very good for the town centre and the motorway, the service station isn't too bad.

This is a fairly good petrol station in the heart of Didsbury Village, it is a Shell garage with a…read moreLondis store, which features a Costa Express coffee machine. The petrol prices were average, and the attached store had a small selection of essentials, the price was much higher than Co-Op which is just down the road, but with slightly longer opening hours and being more accessible to motorists, you sadly have to expect this premium. The stock of essentials was quite good, especially for dairy products as well as snacks and to-go beverages. It was relatively clean. 4* - A good petrol station, I would say to go to the Co-Op if you can to save some money and of course they have a larger store so more choice, but this isn't a bad alternative.

Co-op Food - Didsbury is a decent sized convenience store, on Wilmslow Road, serving Didsbury…read moreVillage. The store setup is pretty easy to follow, and much better than other Co-Op stores outside of Manchester city centre, you have fruit and vegetables as you go into the store, followed by the to-go food and drink area, this features a Costa Express coffee machine. I like how the checkout areas feature both self-service and manned checkouts, meaning you have the option of either. I always prefer self-service checkouts, but I know many people, especially older folks prefer the personal touch, so I'm glad there is the option, especially with many Co-Op stores outside the city centre again, only tending to have manned checkouts. The selection in store is pretty good, I was able to get almost all the items I came in for. They do tend to use doors on the fridges here, I find this a little annoying, I prefer as few common touch points as possible. The staff in the store seemed nice enough, and apologised when they were unable to find a specific brand of crisps which I was looking for, and helped advise larger stores nearby which may stock them. 4*

Furthergate Service Station is as the name suggests on Furthergate. It's a 24 hour service station…read morewhich is very handy and doesn't just have the draw for money, you can actually go in the shop 24/7. The petrol is relatively cheap, usually a penny more expensive than the Tesco just round the corner. There are about 10 pumps and also have HGV filling pumps. If you fancy your car needs a clean there are two handwash places with hoses ranging from £1.50 just for shampoo and cold water to about a fiver for hot shampoo, brush wax and rinse. Also there is a Vaccum for 50p for 4 minutes or £1 for 8. Inside the shop tey sell most essentials like milk, bread newpapers and magazines but is quite expensive. The staff are freindly and your served almost straight away.

Shell - Woodman Service Station is a petrol station located on Morley Road, just outside the White…read moreRose Shopping Centre in Leeds. It features a Londis Store, 24-7 opening and there is also a standalone Starbucks within the service station area. Petrol prices were in line with what you'd expect from Shell - which is generally a tad more expensive than others including Sainsbury's nearby. The convenience store was reasonably large, modern and had a good selection. There is also a UPS drop-off point here, the main purpose of my recent visit was to drop off a package. I was annoyed that the shopkeeper did not provide me with proof of my return as it was an expensive package, and If I had not taken a photo of the parcel before dropping it off, I would not have had a tracking number to even know my item was on its' way. The staff member wasn't particularly helpful or friendly regarding this. There is no EV charging available here. 3* - I prefer Sainsbury's nearby for petrol but while the staff could be more helpful, the UPS drop-off while not perfect, is useful and the store is fairly modern/pleasant.