This a famous bargain store, in fact coach parties of visitors arrive in the summer to stock up on…read morebargains. A wide range of goods are sold, from tinned food and jars of coffee to toys and Christmas decorations. The food is often discounted, but stock up when you see it, as there is often only a limited amount. Pet food, cleaning items and alcohol are also sold, as well as small pieces of furniture and stationery. The store does get busy and it can often get gridlocked in the aisles as there does tend to be baskets full of tempting goods down the centre of the aisle. Give yourself enough time to have a browse and remember, get it when you see it, as next time it will probably have gone.

A wonderful shop. Many of the items are brand names and are heavily discounted, but as said before,…read morethe best bargains tend to be one offs and go quickly. The store can often be quite chaotic and also have long queues for the checkouts, which can take a while to get through due to the sheer number of customers. Some items are always available and after a couple of visits these will be obvious, but others will be recognisably amazing bargains. The staff are overworked and although helpful, there are few staff on the shopfloor - but this is understandable given the cost of the produce.

A nice B&M Store in Chorley town centre; it is part of Market Walk Shopping Centre and is located…read morenext to Boots. The product range was OK, they had some good items at some good prices too, it can feel a little hectic/uncomfortable at times, especially when busy due to the layout of the store. It's mainly cheap stuff, so there isn't a set list of items you'll find here, which means you have to prepare for disappointment, I couldn't find what I wanted sadly as the cupboard drinks section was rather poor. 3* - OK, well worth a look in every now and then as some (but not all) items can be a good deal.

Good sized branch of Morrison's on the outskirts of Cleveleys. All the usual foodstuffs including…read morefishmonger, bakery etc. I do have to say that I am not a fan of Morrison's bakery products though. There is a small range of homewares, electricals and stationary items and also a comprehensive alcohol section. The store was very busy when I visited on a Tuesday morning, albeit in that manic shopping month of December, so I should imagine it gets very busy at weekends as the previous reviewer noted. There is also a cafe, pharmacist and dry cleaners in the store and cashpoint machines outside. The staff I had dealings with were notably helpful and friendly, more so than some other supermarkets I shop in. All in all it's a perfectly fine supermarket, as supermarkets go!

Great supermarket catering to a large proportion of Cleveleys…read more This place is well laid out and offers great bargains. There are issues with the parking - at busy times it's a NIGHTMARE getting in or out. Petrol is one of the cheapest around, but again this also means its very busy Best times to go are Tuesday and Wednesday evening when it's slightly quieter and new stock it out Since moving to the area last year I've sampled quite a few of the big supermarkets in the area, namely Asda, Sainsbury's and the smaller Tesco on the high street . I've found Morrisons to be the cheapest, most convenient and definitely worth trying

Woolworths closed down and a new name I had never heard of before took over the empty Premises. Was…read morenot really amused. But hey I gave it a try and never looked back. Lots of different types of products, Some well known names and others new to me. There isnt a trip to town without a visit.. I have bought some really good things from the shop, pro my favorite is my Halogen Oven. Far cheaper than anywhere else but does a great job. The only problem that I see is it seems that some items when they are gone they are gone. So if it's food I really stock up. So go in, have a browse, and you will find you will walk out buying somthing. Works everytime. Just need a little coffee shop in the corner.

This large bargain store sells remainders, bin ends, end of line goods, at bargain prices as well…read moreas an eclectic range of foodstuffs, household goods and gardening equipment. The best way to shop here is just to roam the store, find the bargains you want eg catering packs, obscure foreign gourmet foods etc, buy as much as you can at the give away prices they charge and then accept the fact you may never see the same items for sale here again. A great shop and a fascinating way to pass the time seeing just what they have on the shelves today.

This is one of the shops I always have to visit whenever I am in Lancaster, which is often. As far…read moreas £1 shops go this is one of the best. There is always something that you want to buy in here, or something that you were planning on buying elsewhere but happen to find it in this shop for just £1! It is a great place for picking up gift wrap, Christmas decorations, stationary, batteries, sweets, biscuits and even toiletries. For a student who spent her 3 university years in Lancaster this was one of the shops that was always visited for a bargain whenever I was in the city centre. 4 stars!

Gave it 4 stars, yes I'm a fan. I don't overly use it, but…read morefor a saver it's very reasonable. There isnt a large range of food items but taking a little time you can find those hidden gems 2 examples ... jars of Roasted Peppers or Sundried Tomatoes. at really low prices. Depends on what you like and what you may be looking for. If I find Items I really like I pick those out and buy lots. You have to take into account they may run out and never see the light of day again. Get them while you can. Lots of other products and like the food look for your gems. My most favorite Item I bought a few years back is an Harry Potter Hogwarts Talking Sorting Hat. I have to keep pressing the hat rim untill it puts me in Gryffindor. ( I know sad isnt it ) Fantastic talking point for anyone that enters the hall in my home. Back to the point, nice shop for those gems at a good price

this shop is great for bargains especially food and toiletries…read more they also sell, baby products, homewares,toys, foods, alcohol and household products like washing powder and cleaning products. the have different specials everyweek depending what they get delivered, most are foods. they also sell seasonal items like halloween, christmas and easter supplies depending on the time of year. the shop is small and can get busy and cramped, especially when they are unloading deliveries. the shop is on a pedestrianised street so there is no direct parking but there is parking close by

Situated in the heart of the main shopping area in Preston this store is split into 3 levels and is…read morequite daunting by it's sheer size. As such it sells all items stocked from Marks and Sparks and covers a very wide variety. There is a decent size resteraunt on the top floor where the toilets are also located. It is very clean, has esculators and lifts and the staff were very helpful (even though the store was full with it being just after christmas and in the height of the sales). The womenswear was on the bottom floor, mens on the second and homwea, toys and electrical items all on the second floor. A very impressive store if you have a fondness for Marks & Spencers.

This department store reminds me of just what quintessential department stores should be. Ornate,…read moreold, on a main street, looking pretty as can be, even more enticing at Christmas. And that's just what Broads and Booths is. Plus it holds great nostalgia for me, a pair of my friends used to busk outside it when I was working as a chambermaid at Squire's. We'd spend the morning making moolah and count our cash in hand earnings to spend at Aqua in the afternoon after lunch. Ah, those weekends. The irresponsibility of youth. Part of the Beales group, Broads has survived for eons in its convenient location and sells everything you could need, from fashion accessories for men and women to clothes, soft furnishings to gifts, fine fragrances and cosmetics, there's a cookshop and a bed and bathshop and a restaurant and café for when your legs refuse to carry you any longer. You can even order all your lovely things online too. It's kind of like the Southport equivalent of Harrods or Lewis's, obviously on a much smaller and simpler scale but that's how much it's shaped the Southport landscape. Definitely worth a browse.

This is actually called Bealls now but Je refuse to write a Bealls review. Broadbents and…read moreBoothroyds has so much more panache. I remember as a little girl being amazed at all the luxury items and then being herded off to Woolys. Upscale, the old staircases are still intact but alas alack a little too crowded for me. The spell is broken.