The food weigh house is a really good shop to buy all of your loose food. it is cheap and you can…read morebuy as much as you want to without buying too much. The shop mainly sells sweets but is also sells anything from spices to flour to soap powder to crisps to cake mix it even sells hamster bedding and hamster food to fruit and vegetables. Great value for money.

OOPS! Food Clearance is a discount food retailer, they have three locations in the north of…read moreEngland, this location is in Bolton's Central Retail Park, being on Manchester Road it is on the same road as many competitors including ASDA, Iceland and LIDL, the latter of which is a new store, opening in late February 2021. They did have some good deals on milk, this wasn't any specific brand but it did seem cheaper than I've found it anywhere else, by some difference too, it was around 27% cheaper here than many nearby retailers at £0.79 for around 2 litres. The store did have a lot of empty space, it did feel clean but it felt more like a pop-up shop than anything, the doors going into the store felt old, unwelcoming and narrow. The big bulk of items were unbranded, there weren't many things worth shouting about other than the milk offer, the staff seemed disinterested and were just standing around near each other with no acknowledgement of customers. 2* - I'd come in here for milk, or perhaps a look around every now and then, but there are many better similar outlets in the area, if you're looking to go in one or even two shops, I'd give this a miss.

ASDA at Burnden Park is a short walk or bus ride away from Bolton Interchange, it is virtually…read moreopposite the Starbucks on Manchester Road. It has a Cafe area, branded ASDA Kitchen which will hopefully re-open soon based on government guidelines. This is a nice store, while it isn't the largest ASDA store in the area, this store just has a really nice homely and comfortable feel to it, it feels new/modern and a pretty good place to shop, other than the lack of checkouts and cramped checkout area. With it being located close to Burnden Park, which was home to Bolton Wanderers FC for over 100 years, they have tried to add that into the location, as you walk into the store you can see a panoramic of the old stadium which I still prefer to the University of Bolton Stadium, they also had a plaque to the tragic Burnden Park disaster of 1946, with the names of those who died honoured in the store. I was pleased to see some staff members actually on the shop floor to help customers when required; strangely on the day, I visited I didn't find that to be the case at Morrisons and Sainsbury's, who also have large supermarkets nearby. 4* - Pretty good supermarket, easily accessed by a large car park and multiple bus routes, it isn't the best/largest supermarket in Bolton but it has a nice feel to it and I would return to this store.

Hello In was in your store today, looking for a particular…read moreitem "Perkier Cereal Bars" . After mooching round, and having no luck, I approached Keith, who was stacking shelves. he couldn't have been more helpful, he checked on his little "computer" . He found them on there, but apparently there weren't any in store, he checked a number of flavours, but to no avail, it then came up "No Location" which Keith explained they may be a new product that just hasn't arrived at Tesco yet,. Although I was unable to purchase my "Perkier Bars" I just wanted to say a big THANK YOU to Keith, he is a credit to your store, and shows what customer service is all about.

A standard Tesco offering. Theres a convenient cafe, cash machines and some good offers. Outside of…read morethat, theres nothing special, to do your main shop here seems overpriced nowadays.

This Lidl is a new location which opened recently on Manchester Road, in Bolton town centre, with…read moremany supermarkets in Bolton town centre including an ASDA which is across the road, I'm surprised to see them want to open in this location compared to towns which seem more in need of a store, but it is in a good location, it is on multiple bus routes into Bolton Interchange while also having a small car-park. Despite opening only a few days ago, the store still doesn't feel as new as other stores such as the Lidl in Baguley in Wythenshawe, I do feel the store layout could have also been thought out better. I think the bakery should be the first thing you see as you walk in, the smell warms you, even for someone like me who can't eat bread anyway! I also think the toilets are poorly located, despite advertising toilets outside they have a single toilet which is after the check-out, due to the one-way system around the store (This isn't a COVID one-way system), it means you have to go through the checkouts and then out of the store and in again, just to get to the toilet, which makes little sense. This can especially be annoying (whether you want to access the toilet or get in/out of the store without buying anything) as it means having to queue at the checkout, as like most Lidl/Aldi stores I've visited, they always seem to have few checkouts in operation, all of them being very narrow. The selection inside the store was fine, they did have some decent items, while I prefer ASDA across the way, and Sainsbury's on Trinity Street, they did have some good items at better prices than the other supermarkets mentioned, and I do prefer this to the Morrisons location also in Bolton town centre. The staff seemed friendly enough, they were happy to point me in the direction of the bathrooms which are poorly signposted. 3*

This is a fairly new Morrisons replacing the previous Netto that was here…read more At first glance it seems a welcome addition to the area yet it is typically over priced as Morrisons often are yet with great offers. On first entering there is a significant feeling of claustraphobia, there is a lot crammed into the relatively modest sized space with very little room to manouver, you're basically ceiling to floor, wall to wall shelving. It is not the kind of environment you can comfortably browse, more a quick in and out. In a previous incarnation the building was a Safeway and encompassed the adjoining space too (now Home Bargains) and this was a much better set-up, being Breightmet's only supermarket it needs that extra space. In this space they have squeezd all departments bar a deli, however there is a fresh fish counter, in store bakery and frozen section. The selection of goods they stock seems satisfactory and there is of course parking out front which many will find bonus. The staff are helpful and pleasant. Two things the pemises are lacking however are a cash machine and as previously stated, more space.

From the owner: Take a trip to your local Morrisons for everything from your weekly food shop, to clothing,…read morehomeware, electricals and more. Head to Market Street to enjoy fresh, locally sourced produce. You can use our store locator to find a store near you or shop online and have your groceries delivered straight to your door. Our handy click and collect service means you can shop online as normal, choose a location and collection slot to suit you, and pick it up.

This Asda is a mere hub of the town, a large and ample car park with a McDonald's and petrol…read moreforecourt ( no LPG ) ! With a few recycling bins at the back of it as well Inside is a large section devoted to George clothing and a relatively large technology sections ( bulbs to radios ) Fresh aisle always seems to have very ripe fruit and veg - great to eat now but not the best for keeping ! Often a large section of reduced food for fruit and veg and meat ! With a Famous Asda pizza counter , fish and hot counter they don't do too badly but did away with the deli counter a few years back which was a shame I like thick ham with my English mustard ! Well stocked and directed store See my separate review on the in store pharmacy !!! Fresh bakery at the end with a large freezer section Normally quick through the tills and lots of self service style ones !

Very large Asda in Radcliffe with good access just off the bypass. Large car park & 10 pump petrol…read morestation. Inside there's a large George selection with electrics/technology at the back. Great fresh fruit & veg section which is usually always full but sometimes too ripe for 5 day freshness. There's always a seasonal aisle, for example Christmas, Summer BBQ, Halloween. The brilliant make your own pizza counter is always a favourite of mine & the hot meat counter, great for fri/sat nights in. I always take advantage of the click & collect service which is available. Although the machine sometimes takes a long time to work & there's sometimes a short wait for your goods, the staff have always been friendly & apologetic if any delays.

When I lived in Farnworth my family did our weekly shopping here weekly as you can go load your…read moretrolley up, pay then have it delivered! The store had an intuitive layout that is easy to navigate and uncluttered, perfect for people with buggies and prams. The vast variety and quantity of stock they keep is admirable and the prices very agreeable. The staff are super friendly and approachable and make it a pleasure to shop there.

cheap as chips and good selection, only frozen food though not much selection of other stuffread more