Tesco stores in Ammanford is quite a new store and was absolutely essential to the area when it…read morearrived. Whilst it is not the biggest store it does stock a good range of foods. Its compact nature means it does not stock clothes and things you may find at the larger extra stores. The store is always quite busy but for the most part there is always room in the car park. There is also a petrol station here. Staff are friendly and helpful and all in all I wouldnt hesitate to shop here.

This Tesco store is under ten years old and quite small. In comparrison to some of the larger…read morestores in Llanelli or Carmarthen this store does not stock such a wide range, it does not sell clothes and generally is no where near as good. To me personally I dont rate the store very highly as the limited range means I dont get to try as many new things. Staff are friendly and helpful and generally the store is well kept and clean. As this is the only store around it gets very busy and the car park can fill up very quickly.

This is a huge supermarket located in Trostre Llanelli. The store has undergone various…read moreimprovements and expansions over the last few years and is now a massice store, probably a bit too big for me. It always seems a struggle whenever you visit to cope simply with the volume of people struggling to get around the store shopping. That said the store seems to sell a fantastic range or products with a pharmacy, a photo store and electronics counter. It has a fish counter and bakery and also a hot chicken counter too. The store is so big I wonder if you could see everything whilst walking around and I tend to miss essentials walking around.

Tesco Llanelli is situated on the edge of Parc Trostre and boasts plenty of free parking. The store…read moreis open 24 hours and also has a petrol station. They have a chemist, cafe and all the other usual facilities the larger Tesco stores come with. The store itself is huge and has a massive range of products. You can buy everything from ink for your printer to Polish foods. Their online service is also excellent and you can usually get a delivery slot for the very next day. Products come with good shelf life too.

I was surprised to visit a supermarket that sells hardly any fruit and vegetables. I could not do…read moremy weekly shop here like some of my friends do as we do not eat frozen foods and that seems to be what 99% of this shop consists of. The food we did buy was cheap but I could hardly find anything that was not processed. The milk is very cheap though and the staff were ok.

Another frozen foods store I have also visted here when in the Crosshands area. They do have a good…read morerange of frozen foods at a reasonable price however some of their dishes are a bit strange ie chicken tikka lasange. Also I find their own range of dishes to be lacking in quality and for this reason I stay away from them. However for Ross and Birds eye products you cant go wrong. As they dont stock a fantastic range of fresh items you cant do a full weeks shop but worth a visit once a month to stock up the freezer.

This co-op has a large car park situated on College street near the bus station. The store itself…read moreand has suffered quite badly since the opening of Tesco about 8 years ago. This has reflected in the fact that it has more of a cornershop feel to it now. The delicatessen was one of the first things to go. The range of stock isnt fantastic and fruit and vegetables dont look the freshest. Watch the dates on the chilled items as they may be short. Its good to pop into for the odd thing but I wouldnt do a weeks shop here.

I agree with Chrissie on this supermarket. It is very dissapointing and has not adapted well to…read moresuit the market. The store has a large pay and display car park and is situated just along side the bus station in Ammanford. Instead of adapting when the store grew quieter they decided to start closing sections of the store like the delicatessen. The fruit and vegetable selection here is awful, everything looks wilted and old. When all is said and done the store may be ok to pop into and get the odd thing but it is no good to do a weeks shop as it simply does not stock enough range to compete with the other supermarkets and what we have all come to expect when food shopping.

This is one of the best Morrisons I've been in as it's so huge (bigger than my local branch)…read more There's a great home section as well, for bedding, lamps, candles, china and other things. You can often find some great bargains and special offers (today, for instance, there were beautiful lined and unlined decorative and sturdy baskets for sale - sets of three for under £5!) The cafe is probably the best Morrisons cafe we've discovered (and we've tried a lot of them around the country). It was so spacious, clean and tidy, and the staff friendly and pleasant. As in all the stores, the meals are excellent quality, good value, and you get a lot for your money too.

This Morrisons supermarket has been open well over a year now and is easy to find on the way into…read moreLlanelli. It has a large free car park. You do have to have a £1 for use of a trolley here. The supermarket stocks a wide variety of foods and has an excellent selection of fresh products. It boasts a fish counter, salad bar, hot meats section, pastie shop as well as a bakery and butchers. I find Morrisons a refreshing change from shopping in Tesco Llanelli. The store is alot smaller, and quieter and generally has different items. The shelves are very well stocked and the store is always neat, tidy and clean. The only problem I find with the store is repeatedly having to que at the checkouts for service. On the whole though I would say this is an excellent store with some brilliant special offers

I agree on steeps with regards to this supermarket. The first issue is the parking - The co-op…read moreboasts a large free car park and yet people insist on cramming into the area closest to the front doors meaning parent and child spaces and disabled signs are ignored. Last time I visited the store was messy with boxes left out and huge empty spaces on the shelves. Vegetables were close to being out of date and their reduced shelf was full of already out of date goods. Their salad bar isnt well maintained, and most of the meat counter was all packed away when I visited depite there being well over an hour until closing time. All in all not a high standard kept all around.

Years ago this supermarket used to be so popular and yet now I wouldnt visit unless I absolutely…read morehad too. Generally I like the Co-ops and since alot of them have been rebranded in a corner shop style I think it works well, However this one is not as good as it could be. I think this supermarket needs to make up its mind what it is, With its DVD rental section I have to ask is it a corner shop but then when they try to stock a large range of wilting fruit and veg you think supermarket. Personally as per the above comments I wouldnt buy from here. It is poorly maintained and everything looks worn and dirty, in addition to this the word 'fresh' food seems to confuse them as they leave clearly old vegetables lying around. Dont touch the salad bar here.

lazy staff mostly employees by the till, they always having chitchat not doing their job, mostly…read morethe big guy who had a massive beard his useless, super Lazy Level Up

I can't say I was very impressed yesterday. It was incredibly crowded but what made things really…read moredifficult was the poor overhead labelling. Some of them were in the wrong places and so I was searching for various products to no avail until I asked members of staff to help. It then turned out that things had been moved. I was particularly dismayed to discover that there is no longer a cafe in the store!! (I remember the one that was there a few years ago. Why on earth get rid of it? It meant there was nowhere for my husband to wait for me other than in the car) I enjoyed looking round the 'George' department and found a couple of bargains there. I still greatly prefer Morrison at Parc Pemberton.