Not much to say really. Asda is Asda. this store has recently been revamped, made slightly larger…read moreand more organised. massive George clothing section, Electronics, Entertainment, Pharmacy, Optician, Travel Agent, Dry Cleaners.... I think there is a bit selling groceries too, if you look hard enough. Car park can be a bit chronic, so avoid peak times. 7 onwards is a good bet. Petrol station is 24/7... but is card payment only (pay at pump).

Wouldn't shop anywhere else - really has everything you need under one roof (well almost). Parking…read morecan get a little congested around teatime and on sundays but ok otherwise - try to park in the first bit of the car park as you go in if it looks busy, further away from the doors but easier to escape once you have your shopping. I'd recommend you try Asda's fresh fish - their trout stuffed with spinach and gruyere is gorgeous (30 mins in a moderate oven). Back to access - the small roundabout and the road up to Sandal can cause more congestion but Wakefield Council recently turned down Asda's request to alter the road layout so thwy're not to blame.

Jack Fultons: a super cheap place to shop, and good for some strategic shopping if you know exactly…read morewhat you're going in for. Instead of heading there with a list, I tend to skim the place looking for what the top bargains are on the day. And you can get some amazing deals: one time I picked up a batch of Linda McCartney lasagne for around 30 pence each, just about to hit their sell-by date. Now you can't beat that for a bargain: I had 'em home and in my freezer before you can say 'excellent value'! The fruit squash tends to be a great buy too if you're not too fussed over high juice content, and the frozen vegetables are worth checking out. What are you waiting for, the prices to go up?

i've used this place for years and the staff are fantastic, second to none, prices are amazingly…read morereasonable, my only gripe is that the freezers are forever breaking which isn't healthy, staff 100% head office --0 who put all the stress on the staffs shoulders instead of maintaining equipment the money grabbers

If this store is a typical Morrisons then I am amazed they are still in business b. The staff are…read moremostly ignorant and ill mannered . When you ask them anything they mostly ignore you . At the checkouts they are more interested in talking about where they are going in the evening than actually serving a customer ! furious of Wakefield

If you are in a rush dont come here! From other customers in your way to the self service tills…read morealways asking for an assisstant! Don't get me wrong I love Morrisons but when you on have 1/2 hour lunch expect to be late back!

This branch of Sainsbury's is a fairly impressive store, it is located on Marsh Way and is…read morebasically apart of the Trinty Walk Shopping Centre, it is located in the same part as ASDA George and Next, with a few places to shop and eat upstairs in a lift, just outside the store. I really like this branch of Sainsbury's, however as much as I'd like to give it a high three star rating, possibly even a generous four I can't for the following reasons - Service - Price to park - Opening Hours I will focus on each one individually Opening Hours: The store is only open between 7am and 10pm, I feel this is quite restrictive especially for a large supermarket, with many of them normally staying open until later, for example Tesco stores now are often 24 hours, especially stores the size of this one, and my local branch of Sainsbury's is at least open an hour longer most days until 11pm. Parking Charges: With the store being located in a retail park, you have to pay for parking which is around 80p an hour, in my opinion this is disgusting for a supermarket, and the fact it is located in a retail park might make the traffic and length of time getting in and out be longer too, even the Sainsbury's marked car park is charged which I don't understand. There was no signs for a money back scheme if you visited the store which in my opinion is a real shame and is putting off people perhaps to go to this branch, perhaps they might go to a rival. Not a smart move! Service: The staff once again seemed dis-interested, they didn't seem the most engaging and willing to help which was also a shame. Going back to my regular review, this store did impress me especially for gluten free selection, they sold the fresh bread (small baguettes and bread) at the bakery, which some stores do including my local branch at Heaton Park, however some do not. They also sold a good range of gluten free products, some I've found quite rare and hard to track down such as the full range of the Newburn Bakehouse by Warburton Artisan breads, I managed to pick up a tiger bread I was pleased about. The gaming selection was satisfactory, but it was merely average compared to other supermarkets, I found the prices to be on a tad of the pricier side when compared to rivals such as Amazon and more direct competitors in Tesco. The store is also nice because it just feels slightly modern when you look at it from the outside, especially towards the front of the store, but it just feels like a typical Sainsbury's as you walk around, perhaps similar once again to my local branches of Heaton Park and Oldham. This branch is okay, but as previously mentioned I sadly feel it is only a mid to high two star standard, with the service, opening houra and car parking charges seriously letting this branch down. UPDATE: After some consideration, this is quite a nice store and one of my more preferred branches of Sainsbury's, and it does deserve a slightly generous three star rating however some factors really do let this store down, as I discussed including parking charges through the location in the Trinity Walk Shopping Centre.

Prices have got so much better in here! I use to hate shopping here because the prices were…read moreridiculous for the food you get but i will happily shop here now. Especially for their sweet chilli pizza!

I generally find this branch of Aldi's pretty good. The only problem with it is the usual problem…read morewith Aldi - you can't go in there and reliably find any item that was there last week. I guess that's the reason they can provide decent quality at a remarkably cheap price - because they go after, wholesale, whatever is a good bargain, rather than paying the market price for a fixed shopping list. And if you're prepared to do you own shopping (on a much smaller scale) according to the same principle, then Aldi's is a great place to go. I find the selection of cheap wine especially good for cheapskates like myself: at the price I'm willing to pay I'm usually choosing from between five or so bottles at regular supermarkets. At Aldi it's more like ten or fifteen in my price range. I can live with a few gaps on my shopping list for the sake of that.

I've shopped in Jack Fulton's and I don't care who knows it! I have especially found it handy for…read moreeconomy stuff that is getting stupidly marked up in the regular supermarkets at the moment, and frozen stuff close to the sell-by date (but still perfectly fine). For example I got a whole lot of veggie lasagne and veggie burgers for a ridiculously small amount of money, and their value fish fingers are usually cheaper. I don't usually fancy their chilled dairy products - I don't quite know why, maybe I'm just a snob. But my local branch is clean, tidy and the girls on the till are pleasant, and when the offers are good, they're great. What are you waiting for?

I would personally recommend the onion bread and cherry juice in this store - very very nice…read moreindeed, the onion bread in particular (and it smells heavenly). Of course the fact that most things are only labelled in Polish is a bit of a problem, but you can always ask one of the staff if there is anything you are particularly interested in. Plus most of it is just commonsense - if it's a tin with a picture of pears on the front, you're probably not going to find sardines in there! The regular bread and cakes are nice too, and the olives are quite cheap compared to the regular supermarkets. The range of cheeses and dairy products in general is very good.