A decent Morrisons store, although it might not be as large/modern as Sainsbury's across the way…read moreand does offer fewer facilities (no mobile scanning or optician/pharmacy), this store is okay. The selection in most areas is fine, and I do like the fact they have Amazon Lockers here which is the one big plus compared to Sainsbury's across the way. The central location makes it easy to access from Bolton town centre, as it is a stone's throw away from the train station and nearby retail park, access as a pedestrian can be a little tricky as it means having to walk the whole length of the road outside, it's a shame they haven't made a cut-through which would be easy to do for any reputable construction company. It was a little hard to find staff members on the shop floor, perhaps this is due to ongoing social distancing guidelines due to COVID-19 as I have begun to notice this more often lately, even at other supermarkets. 3* - OK, worth an upgraded rating.

I would really like to give this Morrisons a 3.5 rather than a 3 or a 4. Morrisons is close to the…read morebus station and the Bolton Market. It is also just across the street from Sainsbury's as well as some other stores. So it is fairly central and hard to miss. The traffic in the car park is a bit of a nightmare... taxis waiting, cars not being able to get by because of the awkward shape of some parts of the car park. That is one of the reasons, I can't give the place five stars. However, there is a car park below the store that doesn't seem quite so busy and is great when it is pouring down outside. It is a paid car park... we missed that the first time, but fortunately it was such a quick trip we didn't have to worry about a ticket. Oops. There is a petrol station, which might also be causing some of the traffic problems. There is a covered area where you can wait for a taxi, but it doesn't seem to be large enough. There is an ATM as well. Another complaint I have, the large spinning doors to the store. One of the reasons for parking below the store... not having to put up with the spinning doors! There always seems to be someone who doesn't know how to use it and the whole thing just stops. Not to mention carts and this contraption are just not a good combination. They have a cafe and while it is cheap, I think I would prefer to pick up a snack at the deli or bakery at the back of the store. The store is always super busy and can make a quick shop a bit of a challenge. I do like their bakery and actually think they have some better looking (and tasting) dessert options than some of the other supermarkets in town. I also like their deli... really I like the part next door where they are baking pies, pasties, and sausage rolls. They always have fresh pasties and sausage rolls... sometimes they are still warm! Their pork and cranberry sausage rolls are my favourite! I think their produce area could use a bit of work as sometimes it looks a bit of a mess. I also tend to skip the frozen section. There are usually queues at the tills, but the staff are friendly. There are usually a number of self-checkout machines that are not working, so I usually skip the self-checkout here. Overall, there are some great parts of the store, but I wouldn't consider this for my normal, weekly shops.

This Sainsbury's Local branch in Manchester Piccadilly has improved again lately, warranting an…read moreupgraded rating, the store now supports Sainsbury's SmartShop which simplifies the shopping experience, including the checkout experience here which has generally been the worst part of the shopping experience at this particular location. The Smartshop app by Sainsbury's, allows you to scan items on your mobile device as you walk around the store, you can then pay on your phone and scan a QR code to generate a receipt and leave. I like how they have a small in-store Bakery here, despite it being a rather small store, and the fruit and vegetable range is also pretty good, I do prefer the Co-Op overall which is just outside Piccadilly Station, but this isn't a bad alternative especially if you're in a hurry. 4*

One Two Three…read more Four Five Six Seven... It doesn't matter what time of day I pop in this Sainsburys, there always seems to be a queue. In the morning it's usually filled with travellers clutching muffins, bagels and Innocent smoothies. Late afternoon to early evening, it's packed with people stocking up on pizzas, salads, ready meals and bottles of wine and beer. This afternoon, I was amongst the latter and during the seven and a half minutes I had to wait to be served, I nearly dropped the bottles of cava I was trying to juggle with my coat and bag. Thanks to my sweetheart - who caught the bottles in time! No thanks to Sainsburys - who sell great cava and chocolate but need to employ more staff!

Don't ask me why but early this morning my better half had a craving for caneloni and sent me to…read moreSainsburys to source the ingredients. Being one of the biggest supermarkets on the fringes of the city centre I imagined it would be easy enough to pick everything up and make it home with plenty of time to whip it up for New Year's Eve. What I didn't account for was the long queue to get into Sainsbury's car park, the hundreds of frantic shoppers desperately scanning the store for any left over bottles of sparkling and the mass of empty shelves. Yup. There was - wait for this - no buffalo mozzarella, no ricotta, no eggs and no spinach left. I asked an assistant if there was a pasta making contest taking place anywhere and he laughingly remarked that there hadn't been any of the ingredients since 9am. He did however, find me two bottles of good Prosecco and offer to phone a local branch to check if they had the other ingredients.

THIS IS A REVIEW FOR THE CAFE ONLY!! My previous review for the overall store is an excellent 5…read morestars Having reviewed the store on its re-opening I didn't get chance to eat that day so decided to get a bite while doing my shopping today. I was going to have an all day breakfast but I thought as I was heading over to Frurt a couple of hours later, I better have something lighter. I think it was a mistake. Not because it was bad, but boy was it expensive for what we had. This is not to say the Cafe as a whole is expensive, as I thought £4.95 for the all day breakfast was great however today I had a pre packed chicken salad sandwich which you can buy in the store, a small bag of kettle chips, a pepsi and a very small piece of rocky road. My guest had the same except she had a panini as opposed to the packed sandwich I had - and the cost, a whopping £13.57. I nearly knocked someone over as I staggered back in astonishment! Thirteen pounds! I mean come on - what I had was basically what an supermarket or petrol station call a 'Meal Deal' which costs £2.99. I basically paid £6.70 for this and the benefit of eating it in. I really should have just got the meal deal for £3 from the entrance and eaten it in my car! Admittedly my guest could not have had her panini hot in the car unless we sat it on the engine block for a good while, but even still the fact remains what I had in store would cost around £3.70 (the extra 70p being for the small piece of rocky road I had as well). The seating we chose wasn't the best either. There are three styles of seat to cater for different people. You have the sofa chairs, some padded round back support chairs and some normal wooden based chairs. We chose the padded round chairs as they looked very comfy but crikey were they restricting. I mean, I am not exactly skinny but I am not exactly high either - neither is my guest yet we both sat in the chairs and immediately looked at each other wondering if when we stood up - the chairs would be leaving with us! A lady much larger than ourselves came to the table next to us and I thought you poor soul, you are going to struggle and needless to say, she soon got up and chose a wooden chair. So if you do visit - make sure you only use the nice red padded chairs if you are about a female size 8, or a male size 30" waist as anything more then the chairs will just make you feel obese! So all in all I was not too impressed with my visit today. A VERY expensive sandwich and crisps - by the way the sandwich on its own was £3.09 which is more than complete 'Meal Deals" in store so couple that with a bad choice of seating then I know next time I am going to try the more reasonable £4.95 all day breakfast, and I will be sitting on the normal wooden chairs for sure.

I like this branch of Morrisons in Wakefield. It is a little out of the town centre and is bigger…read moreand less crowded than the town centre branch. The range of foods on offer is good - my own favourites are the fabulous date and walnut/cheese and walnut breads and the wonderful lemon smoked mackerel on the fish counter. Very very good, but then every supermarket has its specialities. What I also go to Morrisons for are the low prices, and although not across the board, I would say on average it is the most economical supermarket if you are willing to fill half your trolley with items from their value range. (As most people are, of late!) Also they have a good stock of cardboard boxes readily available, often very handy to have around and helpful for transporting your groceries!

This is where I do my Friday big shop. I know that that's a pretty way to start a review, but hear…read moreme out... There are so many places to get what you need for a week, from posh to not so posh. But still i go to Morrison's. That annoying advert on TV tells us that ASDA is cheaper. But still I go to Morrison's. The place looks like it was built in the 70's. But still I go to Morrison's. To be honest, everyone uses the same supermarket that their parents use. I was brought up in a Morrison's family, and a Morrison's man i shall remain! The only reason that it doesn't have 5 stars is as mentioned above, it looks like it was erected in the 1970's and really could do with the bit of a spruce up. The deli counter is excellent and I'm now even on first name terms with some of the staff there. What more could you want... oh yeah, I already went through that didnt I?

A long standing Morrisons supermarket at the top of yeadon high street…read more Very good sized car park (though I have noticed a bit of a struggle during busy times). And a table service cafe too. The supermarket is nicely laid out, you get the smell of baking bread and cooking chickens, but actually enter through the fruit and veg section. Full of the usual Morrison's value and special offers. It has a full range of Market street counters (fish bar, salad, chickens & pies, butchery bakery and cakes) all with staff on hand to help with any queries. My only real annoyance is that this shop has a separate wines and spirits section and an inconsistant policy as to whether you can pay for all your shopping together or if you have to queue twice. The only time this is good is if you go in for booze alone, as you don't get stuck behind a couple of trolley loads at the checkout!

Morrisons in Yeadon is a fair sized super market with plenty of free parking and lots of facilities…read morein the store such as a cafe, coin changer, good clean loos and a bakery and chicken rotisserie. The shop is airy light and clean and the food is good value and high in quality. The prices are very good, I would say of the big 4 supermarkets they are the cheapest and they do offer a lot of buy one get one free offers and other deals which is good. The staff are very nice and helpful, and the atmosphere of the supermarket is good, I would say this one is maybe a little more old fashioned but that is no bad thing. Only down side is that it doesn't sell clothes like the biger supermarkets do but food and home wise it is very good and a great place to do your weekly or monthly shop without breaking the bank.

This place plays a vital role in supplying my late night cravings for chocolate and snacks. Late…read morenight shopping is the best at this place, especially if you can't be bothered to face the public! The place is huge and if you wanted to engross yourself, it could easily take up a couple of hours of your time; food, clothing, games, dvds, books, household items and electronics! However if you're going to go late at night, get used to the annoying self-service checkout voice and her commands!

Very big store with almost everything I need (no deli and salad bar like Morrisons), prices are…read moregood if you play the system well, upstairs area for clothing, entertainment, health, beauty, and household goods. In house McDonald's which is generally clean and tidy. Only frustrating thing I find is hand baskets are hard to find and till staff have obviously been told to make mundane conversation with customers, I'm not a big fan of that :-\

Morrisons is just off Oldham Road in the middle of lots of house it's a strange location. But there…read moreis a very large carpark there is a cafe as you enter the store. There is always lots of special offers staff seem friendly and helpful. And there is the Morrison's petrol station half a mile up the road opposite Tesco's.

Before Tesco arrived in Failsworth, I used to shop in Morrisons quite often. I used to go in for…read morestuff to use in our shop such as packs of butter and tins of salmon etc. I would spend about £100 per week in one shop. One day they decided to stop me from buying more than 6 of any one item, even though I had been doing for about a year or so. The different staff to whom I was used to dealing with was so different - they were rude and very unhelpful, one morning when I was told I couldn't buy their product, I pushed my trolley at them and walked out (without my pound I had put in the trolley). Bad customer service. It has been about 3 years since I have been back, and nothing has changed, with one exception - less customers. All the products were the same, in the same place with the same packaging. The store was the same - very old fashioned and dimly lit , And the staff are the same. Rude, bad mannered and don't seem to have been trained in keeping the customer happy. I wandered round the very very empty (customer wise) store I was feeling more and more depressed and just wanted to leave. I had just nipped in since I had visited a friend who lived near by, for some sauce for my noodles. I picked them up and headed for the till, paid and went to the Lotto till. The woman behind the counter was a little further up from me leaning on the counter chatting to a man. She looked over at me and leant back on the counter to carry on her conversation. I tapped on the floor with my foot and waited patiently. A few minutes later she wandered over. I handed her my winning scratch card and she looked at me, looked at the emblem on my jumper and looked at me again - so what if it was a pole dancer. She scanned my winning card and looked at me again. So i looked back. She took the £2 from the till and I asked for two more cards with the winnings. She looked at me (without smiling once) and asked "you are over 16 aren't you?" so I replied "yes, I am 24". I have always looked young and am always being ID-ed so always carry my driving license. She didn't ask me for it. Just tutted, walked over to the other till and then shouted "that'll be £2". Confused I said "what will", "the scratch cards", "no, use the winning £2". She had forgotten I had just given her a winning card and she had put the money in her hand and it was still there. She tried explaining to me the scratch cards would cost me £2. Anyway I explained her job to her and she put her hand out to give me the cards, tutted and looked away. Skanky woman. I will never be returning to this place. And I didn't win on the new scratch cards. That is her fault. She probably fixed it.

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!