Aisles are neat. Service was ok. The meat I cooked was pretty good. Pretty straightforward, strong…read morestore.

A fantastic little branch of ASDA. Doesn't have the huge ranges of the other ASDAs but trolleys and…read moreparking are free. They also often get more sale items than other ASDAs, they seem to get items that other stores can't sell.

What do you say about a supermarket to put it above the rest? It's a Morrison's, it's a chain, so I…read morewon't waste your time with intricate details about the decor or vibe here.. This particular spot is in a great location, never too busy yet a huge car park and very rarely the crazy check-out queues you get at some big places. They do have a huge alcohol section here and prices are always competitive, so if you're after a nice bottle of red or 6 pack, and you can't make it to a specialist - Morrison's will fit the bill nicely for you!

This is a standard local morrisons , all your standard counters and customer services…read more 6 full sized self service check outs , the staff are all friendly but the layout does seem a bit mismashed Car park is badly designed , but petrol Station is cheap

I remember going to this shop quite regularly in the early 2000s when I worked in town…read more It had a separate large area which sold housewares etc. It sold things for quite low prices compared to most back then. Is it still open?.

Not a bad corner shop really, they seem to be springing up more and more recently and their range…read moreis pretty decent while also keeping the cost down! I especially like the fact that they usually stock all the 'deals' on drinks such as powerade for 95p and choc bars on special offer! This part of Oldham Street is a bit dodgy to be honest and there's lots of ins and outs in terms of biz's but it is starting to get a bit better and hopefully there's signs that the NQ is starting to branch out and gentrify as its popularity grows with more bars and cafes. I don't mind Best-one - nice job!

It has a lot of household items that are needed for our everyday life. The staff are friendly but…read moresometimes unreliable as they were not able to point me to a department which contained the items I needed. The technology sector also needs some stepping up, as in adding up to date tech in their inventory.

This Tesco is one of the biggest in the Manchester council area and has unusual opening hours which…read moreincludes being open until 5pm on Sundays from 11am in the morning, I like how they open later but still 11pm is far too late to be opening as it is not like, you can call in the cafe for breakfast in the morning, what I like to do in my local Middleton branch. This store does have a wide range of products that other stores do not, I had tried many local stores to look for a game, which I was in a rush for, for a birthday and couldn't wait till Monday and was left in this rush after a damaged Tesco Direct order - the woman was absent from the counter and they was no bell and no one could radio through, it is good this stall is at the front of the store unlike Middleton, where it is at the back but still waiting 20 minutes for someone to serve me when I was front of the queue and they was other staff (they were not authorized to go on this till) : They should at least of been able to get a member of staff on the till or radio through. I didn't really look around the store but it is a very big store and is located just before Manchester Fort in a small retail park what has a Grainger Games and a Costa Coffee. This particular Tesco was actually the subject of Peter Kay's Car Share, a BBC programme where his character "worked" here and drove around the Manchester / Cheetham Hill area. This is probably one of the better Manchester stores of Tesco to go to as it does have a very big range with it being one of the biggest stores in the area, alongside Oldham Huddersfield Road and does deserve the "Superstore" title due to its size, unlike nearby Rochdale, due to my extremely long waits at the Tesco Direct desk and no one being able to assist me, or even radio through, I feel 3 stars is fair but I will be coming back very soon to do a shop and then do a new , more detailed review on their stock of items, especially gluten free.

Compared to the Tesco located just east of here, this one is *much* better. It's still an Express,…read moreso they don't offer as much a variety as you'd find in other groceries, but it's larger than the tiny Express. So strange how one city block can make such a big difference in the manner of the store. Their increased variety seems to be mainly on processed goods for students to run in and grab on their way to or from classes; they have a decent selection of fresh veg but not a huge variety. They seem to be run more efficiently here as well, with fewer line bottlenecks even in the busy hours, and without the creepy security guard following me around making me feel all self-conscious. Bonus: it's located right next door to Lidl, so you can hop to Lidl for your cheaper shopping and swing by Tesco to grab anything else you might need. Worldwide is just down the street in case you need something else exotic that's at neither of these shops. This pretty much makes up the main grocery trifecta for people living nearby - these three stores combined will cover most of your needs.

Morrisons in Blackburn is good I like the fresh meat counter they have a big choice for all…read morebudgets. The cream cakes are normally very good but I got some cream horns which had no cream at the end and only a bit in the opening. To me the layout is ok it's not that long ago when it was refurbished.

This branch of Morrisons is a fairly old store in terms of decor which is pretty typical of…read moreMorrisons stores who tend not to be competing with the likes of ASDA, Tesco and Sainsbury's in this fashion and goes for a more old over modern approach but this store is in a good location, right in Blackburn city center, just opposite The Mall. This store is a decent store but isn't a great place to do a weekly shop mainly due to the stock there, but on the other hand i does have some cool things about it, including being the home to Blackburn's Amazon Lockers which are quite a cool way to receive and return parcels when sold directly from Amazon. This supermarket also has a cafe. In some ways, it just feels like it has been left behind, walking up to the supermarket in a way feels like walking into an abandoned building, there is so much empty space and sadly it just doesn't feel nice. Overall, the selection in stores is quite poor for most items, even the gluten free selection was poor as well as the selection for other items as well. The staff didn't seem too helpful either, and that's if I could even find them! The game selection was so poor, there was probably about 4 or 5 games with some prices of good value and some prices highly overpriced, but it was so few in number they might as well not have it, and it was just a fraction to what I would normally see in a supermarket elsewhere, for example this game selection was smaller than what you would see for just one console in another supermarket. Frustrating. Overall, the store not only lacks the feel of a good supermarket, it has a poor selection too with some items which were highly overpriced, while also taking poor service into account I sadly feel the only two strong points for this branch of Morrisons is the location and having Amazon Lockers, which in its' own isn't enough to warrant anything over a single one star, in all honesty the Amazon Lockers would even be better to be located across the way in The Mall.

Min-Kel is one of those strange little corner grocery shops that somehow manages to eke out a…read moreliving in the middle of who knows where. I don't know how shops like this do it with an Iceland and a Tesco on their doorstep, several fresh fruit and veg shops nearby, and an Asda only about a mile away. And why do they try? The paint job on this place looks about 50 years old, and some of the tins of food don't look much younger ... Okay, so I am exaggerating about the tins. But seriously, who shops here?

i love the min kel not only it at the bottom of my road but coz its a lovely little shop it may not…read morehav everythink in it but yea it is a good shop and the owners are white!!

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.