This is one of the smaller stores of the CO-OP. Despite being small it sells a very good variety of…read moregrocery items, flowers, magazines, cards and seasonal goods such as Christmas foods, drinks and gifts. The staff are plesant and always available to help you find items and pack your shopping. There is usually a large amount of reduced items if you go nearer the end of the day. The shop is clean and the shelves are always tidy.

On Saturday 21st January 2023 I visited the Falkirk Asda store at 3 Newmarket Street with my…read morehusband and 13-year-old son initially as he was looking to buy the "Prime" drink, it was out of stock but I decided to take the opportunity to do some shopping as I was there. As always I used Scan & Go, I had picked up drinks for my house when my son decided to swap one out for a different flavour, there was a young female staff member stocking shelves so I asked if that meant I had to remove one and scan the new one, she said I didn't because it was on a mix & match offer so the price would be the same. When I got to the Scan & Go payment section, customers of all four points including myself were selected for quality checks there was one young female in this section who was clearly overwhelmed and inexperienced to the point that she took one customer's phone and then tried to take mine, I refused to let her take my phone to scan the barcode as I knew that the machine for this is portable. When she started my check I told her about the drink just in case it made a difference to the checks, she said nothing just nodded, and continued scanning, it seemed like she was doing a lot of items so I asked how much she had to do as I know from previous times that there is either an amount of money or items that have to be scanned. It was only then that she told me she had scanned the drink I told her about, (after I told her about it and she had acknowledged what I had said) and was now carrying out a full rescan! Surely, I should have been told this when she realised it would need to be done. I asked to speak with a supervisor at this time as a full rescan of nearly £100 worth of shopping for a £1 item that I had already brought to the staff member's attention. It was at this point the male in my tweet arrived in an already indignant mood/manner. I asked my husband at this point to step in and speak as the man would not allow me to talk, he talked over me in an aggressive way any time I tried. At this point a woman came over, her name I believe was Chrissy. Her badge was obscured so I can't be certain, what her role is I do not know. She too came into the fray in an irate manner and told me that I was the one in the wrong and I was wrong to listen to her fellow staff member from the floor and instead I should have remembered the terms & conditions. Sorry, but I read them when Scan n Go was introduced over 2 years ago! Could you tell me the T&C of something from that long ago?? Given the hostile reactions I opted to empty my bags of shopping back into the trolley and leave, this caused more severe anger and aggression from those two staff members So I asked to speak to the store manager, and at this point, I was yelled at by both staff members and told I was barred. I left the Scan n Go area and walked to customer services, whilst I was doing this the male used his headset to contact other staff telling them to refuse my request should I ask them. He marched to the customer service desk while I queued to get there and said the same to the male staff member, I know this because when I asked him for the manager I was told "I have been told to refuse your request, sorry" By this time both the male and female staff members were standing talking to the security detail and my husband had caught up to me, he spoke to the male and said "She may be barred but I'm not and I want to speak to your manager" his request was also refused. At this point my husband tried to take his picture as still we were refused his name and he charged at my husband telling him he "would smash his F....... phone" This happened close to the security station and I was still at customer services. When I walked over, about 15 feet, I passed the male and spoke and when he turned I took the picture. He then charged at me, threatened to snap my phone, and hit me. He was at this point restrained by the female colleague and while she was physically holding him back she called him Gary and that was the one and only time I heard his name said. I feel it is worth noting that at no time did the security man move from his station, not to ask me to leave or to prevent your staff member from inflicting injury on a customer. The man we believe to be called Gary had "Section Leader" on his uniform, I find it incredulous that a person with clear anger control issues is not only employed by you but put in a position where he is a main point of contact for customers who have complaints. It is only a matter of time before his unstable nature causes him to seriously harm a customer. As not only someone who is registered disabled but also a mum, the thought of being an Asda customer causes a level of fear and uncertainty that no one should ever feel when they are doing their shopping. As someone who is physically & mentally disabled, I choose Asda over other stores as their layout, clear signage and usually helpful staff make shopping a stress-free experience.

This Asda is a fairly large store but the isles seem to be arranged a bit strangly with non food…read moreitems being in the same isle as grocerys. They sell a large variety of foods at a fairly low cost. They have a bakery counter which sell really good personalised birthday cakes for £10! There is also a George clothing section. The floors could be a bit cleaner at the entrance and ques at the tills can be fairly long as busier times. There is a car park attached which you have to pay for but you get the cost refunded if you spend over £5 in the store.

If the man you've grown to be's more Morrison than Morrissey then you should shop here…read more This Morrison is as cheap as any other Morrison, which is basically, much cheaper than most British Supermarkets. Definitely a great place to get foods and the like. However the reason I went here, and the reason it gets 4 stars, is because they've done a really great thing. First-Hand Experience: After checking out the new Falkirk stadium, I came here to see what became of the old one, which is now a supermarket. I bought a few drinks here including an Irn Bru. The checkout girl was really nice (and very Scottish). This was in Fall (Autumn) of 2014. It's like any other Morrison's. A nice one, at that. I really appreciate what Morrison's have done here, though. After buying the land of the Falkirk Stadium, Brockville Park, and turning it into this store, they decided to keep the turnstile from the old stadium as a memorial. Which is really lovely for those who loved the club and for football fans in general. So well done to them, for giving fans an added reason to make the pilgrimage here.

this supermarket is normally quite quiet and i dont understand why. the car park is huge and…read morespacious, so you can always get parked. it has a post box inside the entrance which is handy, even if you miss the last collection of the day, you know your letter will be fine (wont be set on fire). this morrisons has a cafe just inside the main entrance too, everything is reasonably priced and it's always busy which is a good sign. groceries are on average slightly more expensive than asda but if you are like me and are not very specific about which brands you buy then you would normally leave the store better off because of the buy one get one free offers. on the whole a good supermarket. they also have a petrol station on your way out. it is always on par with the cheapest in the are, plus with their fuel card it makes it even more appealing, they swipe your card each time you fill up and after you have so many points you get a £5 voucher to spend in the supermarket.

Carrot cake made from M&S ingredients with crystallized ginger. It was a Nigella recipe. Lovely.read more

A large store which sells many low cost European foods & drinks. They usually have a half price…read morefruit and vegetable offer on. They sell a variety of meats, dairy products, chilled goods, pet foods,cleaning products, frozen foods as well as many fruit juices and alcoholic drinks. They sell a large range of random offers which change every week, this usually includes things like clothing, gardening eqiptment, kitchen goods, white goods or seasonal goods such as Christmas or outdoor stuff. The shop is well laid out and easy to move around in. Staff are usually only at the tills. You'll need £1 for a trolly and you hhave to pay for carrier bags or bring your own.

I love this store but it has got more expensive recently…read more Their frozen prawns, icecream and egg mayo are fab! Deals on the veg are great, but you have to get there early. They move staff around the stores regularly, and recently they were not too good, but it's improved. The one constant is the blonde lady, 30's, always pleasant, helpful and gives you a nice smile.

this shop is undergoing refurbishment as it was burnt down in a fire over a year ago, but have seen…read morethem doing work on it lately, so it may be back open soon