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.

I've been to this Tesco location at Liverpool 3 times now. Every single visit has been great! You…read morefind treasures around every corner and the sales they have are really good. According to the locals, this is a bigger store than the regular ones. If I get a chance to visit a regular store, I'll confirm, lol. This one does have 2 levels, and you can take the lift (elevator) or the escaltors escalators. The escalator going down wasn't working the times I've been, but just walk down anyway. They have cashiers for check out as well as self check-out lanes. Prices here are awesome! I'm a huge fan of their bakery bread and the snacks. Their sparkling water game is pretty strong, too. Don't be shocked if I check in here again, lol!

There are Tesco's literally everywhere these days, none more so than probably in Liverpool city…read morecentre. If you're around Liverpool, Tesco's of all versions are dotted around places: metro, local, express, superstore. If there are any more, you'll have to let me know! The Liverpool One branch of Superstore is not actually the most super I have come across in Liverpool as there is one in Litherland which is gargantuan in comparison. However, Liverpool One Tesco is certainly what the town needs. You still have plenty of choice here, a variety of sections such as deli, clothes and international foods to keep you adding more to your basket! I find this place more of a relaxing and enjoyable shopping experience as opposed to the Metro version by the big screen, because its more spacious and offers an abundance of products. The location isn't great if you're driving there as it'll cost you pounds to park somewhere nearby but certainly convenient when you have other chores to do around town.

Lidl is a supermarket selling a wide selection of groceries and frozen, chilled and tinned food…read more They also sell a range of cosmetics. I am a frequent visitor at Lidl because their food is reasonable and of good quality and they also sell an abundance of European products; at times they have special promotional offers at different times of the year related to a certain country such as Greek week (i.e. dedicated to selling extra Greek delicacies). This particular branch is spacious and their freezers, shelves and fridges are packed full of variety which is what makes this store unique and the alternative to your typical Tesco or Asda. In addition, they sometimes sell DIY tool, computer equipment and garden accessories depending on the time of year. Above all, Lidl is a convenient German supermarket most suitable for all types of shoppers. There are no shortcomings on quality which is good.

Lidl is located on Stanley Road,not far from the Strand shopping centre. They have their own (free)…read morecar park which is very handy. The store itself is exactly like the supermarkets in Germany. It's a very basic layout with food on shelves on either side of the aisles. In the middle section of the shop, they have the weekly bargains (usually homewares or clothing) in basket type displays. There is a wide range of products at bargain prices. Much of the food is European imported, mainly Germany. It's a great place to try something a little different, and at the low prices and high quality, you can't really complain!

So there I was at checkout fifteen with a full weeks shopping on the belt waiting for it to be…read morescanned by the very pre occupied checkout operator. The girl with the luminous red hair was deep in conversation with the customer she was serving and also the operator on the checkout opposite. I didnt like to break up the "love in" so I started to pack the first few items in the ONE bag the staff member had provided. The deep conversation continued and now took in the staff on the till further along and being typically British I did not like to interupt. Even when the Flame haired checkout girl completely ignored the fact that I had no more bags left. This is where I made my fatal mistake. I reached across and took a bag from the hook at the rear of the till and continued to pack. The flame haired ones head spun around in mid conversation about the latest "Jordan hairdo" or some such tripe and said....and I quote. "Where did you get that bag from" ? "From that hook" was my surprised reply. And the highly trained staff retorted..... "Don't you dare do that again. If you want bags, you ask for them, you dont just take them." !!! "And if I dont ask for them ? " I asked. "Well if you dont ask then I will take it that you have your own and you wont get any of mine......by the way do you want any school vouchers ?" I loaded the trolley without any more bags and left the shopping where it was with the checkout operator shouting after me .."I dont make the rules, it might be different if I did" I complained to the stores duty manager who seemed very out of her depth. A really embarrasing experience brought about due to the store employing sub standard staff. I now shop at the Tesco store in Formby...a better class of people there.

This is an excellent branch of Tesco, situated in the middle of Old Swan close to many large…read morebusinesses and schools. The car park here is massive. I don't think Ive ever seen people having any trouble getting a parking space. This shop is, in my opinion, laid out in a better way than some Tesco stores as it is all on one level. There is a large range of clothes for men, children and women. You can find everything from a basic t-shirt to a lovely dress for a night out. There is also a large range of electronics offering an affordable selection of items such as TVs, mp3 players and kitchen appliances. The main purpose of the store is obviously to provide food and drink and they certainly have a massive range in this branch and they have a huge range of options available for every item you can think of. They offer the cheap no frills versions and luxury versions, and everything else in between. There are a great many tills in this Tesco and the staff work quickly to ensure that if a queue gets too long they will open up another till whenever possible. There are also several self service tills available which are easy to understand and are excellent for when you have a few items and are in a hurry to leave the store. The staff in this branch are very friendly. It is always easy to find someone if you need help and they are always quick to help and give service with a smile. Despite having another Tesco branch closer to my house it is not as good as this branch and I go here whenever possible. It is a friendly place which allows an enjoyable hassle free shopping experience.

do not fill up with fuel at asda they take £99 i got £50 of fuel and they tuck £99 out of my…read moreaccout this was on monday its wedesday and we are penionser £50 is a lot money totake of us

This asda store is huge. It has everything you could need from a weekly shop and more. The shopping…read morespace is massive and offers a wide range of all goods. It is a clean and clutter free store which allows you to shop in piece. It is 24 Hrs so you can go whenever you feel. The quality of food is always good and fresh fruit and veg can always be found. The clothing range is good and shows a good variety of clothed for all ages and sizes. There is a cafe, opticions, photo print dept along with a Mc Donalds and flower department. Parking is free and there are plent of spaces to choose from. They have a change convertor in the entrance so you can take all your pennies and get notes in return.

This Asda store is fairly large and has a good range of stock, including a george clothing area…read more Prices are reasonable and the same as all Asda stores. Staff are mostly friendly and helpful. Parking is ample

Asda store in breck road is very big and has a very large carpark .Situated just down the road from…read moreLiverpool fc it is easy to find.The store is very busy and has a lot of items on display.There are so many checkouts your hardly waiting that long in a queue.The shelves are always kept stocked the only problem they have is that alot of items you start to buy always seem to go out of stock and take a while to come back into stock.They always have special offers on and also have a cheap section where things just going out of date are sold off for very cheap I would give this store 9/10

This Tesco Express could not be more perfect in situation, location & products!…read more Went up to Liverpool for the 2008 Biennial & were scheduled to stay at Mount Pleasant Apartments Given this is an actual condo / hotel, one expects to have to purchase all the necessities needed to "live" Tesco to the rescue! Not only was Mount Pleasant Apts close to Tesco, it was literally **right** above it. Toiletries, cleansers, food, snacks - you name it, Tesco's got it & prices are spot-on No heavy bags to schlep for ever & ever; no whim or craving unfulfilled.....WAY too easy to go overboard! .....let's just say that the people staying in the Apt after us got to enjoy an unopened Quart of Haagen Dazs, courtesy of us! (hope it was good!)

I know that Tesco has a bad name across the city as new stores keep popping up all over the place…read moreand have been known to put other stores out of business. However, people can't deny how handy these places are, because they are often open later than local businesses, they have plenty of stock and are very convenient for all your grocery needs! This Brownlow hill branch is a great little lifesaver as it stays open late and it stocks everything a local student could need. It's slightly more expensive than the big Tesco superstore in Liverpool One, but it opens later and it opens 7 days. They reduce all their sandwiches mid afternoon and place them on trolleys by their tills/ this is great as it's about the time that most students will be getting out of bed and they can score their breakfast and lunch in an all day breakfast sandwich for about 60p! They are fully stocked with cigarettes, alcohol and magazines.. Perfect for a lazy Sunday, or any day if you're a doley!

The Co-operative store is a convenient little corner shop based on a busy main road. It is an ideal…read moreplace to resort to if you cannot be bothered going in to town or to bigger supermarket chains like Sainsbury's. Obviously the choice is quite limited being a convenience store but you will tend to find all the usually grocery items such as biscuits, bread, drinks and newspapers so if there's anything basic on your shopping list, then the Co-op is your place to come. There are however, sacrifices to make due to their slightly higher prices than your average supermarket. Not often you will find special offers too, such as 'bogof' deals. One drawback is that the shop is very tight in between the aisles but the Co-op isn't normally packed with customers anyway. The service is usually efficient and all-in-all, a shop that deserves some credit mainly benefiting the locals.