This store isn't very big and usually has allot of queues, the good side to Iceland is that it is…read morevery cheap and always has good bargains. Iceland mainly sell frozen foods and a very big range to, they do offer a small range of groceries and chilled food. They offer a home delivery if you spend 25 or more which is great if you want to shop a little more and don't want to be carrying everything around, if you do home delivery you get to choose a time slot that suits you they usually advertise these times on a board on the way into store.

Cheap and cheerful. The staff are helpful and the free delivery its fab if you buy lots!! Great…read moreoffers and the prices are brill for frozen food. Everything we have had from there has been really good and no complaints! Easy access and free parking for iceland customers =)

I can't speak too highly about Iceland as a company. I used to shop very regular at some of the…read morelarger supermarkets but found they were getting very expensive. With the credit crunch and everything it became very important to watch my outgoings. As well as going to some of the other budget supermarkets I spend a lot of my time here. The food is great, and they have a great selection of both frozen and other types of food. One thing I like especially with iceland is their pricing system. It is not there to try and mislead you. It doesn't saying £1.99. It would say £2.00. It wouldn't say 99p it would say £1.00. It is much easier to work out how much you have spent. This particular store is a favourite of mine. It is very clean. The staff are friendly. There is also lots of car parking spaces.

My favourite frozen food shop . . . great prices and good food quality, even the shops own brand. I…read morewouldn't buy non frozen food here though as it's pricey compared to say Asda.

I only shop at Iceland when i am having a party or if no other supermarket is available.There is…read morenot that much choice for a whole shop but OK when you buy your freezer bits. Although Iceland does provide fruit,veg,tinned and fridge items there isn't a wide range of choice. I love the party platters they do for five pounds and will be stocking up this Christmas, the food doesn't taste that bad. I don't find the staff very welcoming and as most of them live near that Iceland they gossip to people they know while there serving people which i think is rude. The only bonus is that when you have done a shop if you dont have a car they will deliver it to your door providing you have a bonus card and spend over twenty five pounds. Only good for freezer bits but I guess thats all Iceland is about.

If you are on a budget i would recommend iceland to do your weekly shopping. Most items are all…read moreround figure prices such as £1, £2 etc. They sell a majority of frozen food (hence the name!) such as ready meals, pizzas, ice cream, you name it they have it in a box or bag frozen! They also sell bread, biscuits, fresh meat, fruit and veg and a limited selection of alcohol. With prices these day it is comforting to know there is still somewhere you can get reasonably priced groceries!

Located next to the indoor market and underneath Gala bingo, this Iceland store is big but not too…read morebig as everything is really easy to locate. Iceland is famous for its prices and with the food of good quality and the prices so low you really do get quite a few bargains. Especially with regular buy one get one free offers and other deals on brnad name products which make them cheaper than many of their competitors. Queues can be quite big at evenings and weekends so best to try and avoid if possible, the staff are helpful though sometimes don't really give you enough time to bag your shopping before they start checking out the next persons items!

big clean shop . loads of choice great value prices. lots of items priced at £1.00 so keeping track…read moreof your spending is easy . you can buy frozen food normal groceries . there is a delivery service . also sells white goods fridges etc. great shop

I personally hate food shopping, but places like this are brilliant; I can buy almost everything I…read morewant in the one shop knowing it will not be much cheaper, if at all, anywhere else. They stock a surprising (to me, anyway) variety of things as well as all the obvious frozen foods and, if you telephone them, will just deliver it to your home without any fuss. Parents of students should also be aware they will deliver to your son or daughter from the nearest store to them even if you order and pay (damn them!) I've also found that the 'phone staff are extremely helpful if you ask about special offers and will advise on any savings you could make.

Iceland seems is becoming more and more popular as they have lots of offers where food is only a…read more£1. I love this store as you can stock your freezer and still have change from £50 which is unheard of in one of the bigger supermarkets. The store is usually well stocked, but I have found that the more popular the store has become, the longer you have to queue at the checkouts. they usually only have 2 open anyway!! The car park is supposed to be exclusive to Iceland, however people shopping at Aldi next door use it, and it is very small. Overall this is a fantastic shop for bargain, branded food. Easy to get round quicky too due to it being a small store.

Iceland sell frozen products, chilled items (dairy, fresh meat, salad etc) and grocery products. It…read morealso sells alcohol and basic homewares. Everything is extremely well priced, and some of the cheapest out of the main UK supermarkets, including 89p pizzas. It won Pizza Retailer of the Year 2014, and at Christmas 2014 it won "best mince pies in Britain" by the Good Housekeeping institute. Iceland offer a free home delivery service on shopping which totals over £25. They accept all major credit cards, Flexecash cards, Love2Shop vouchers, and cash. They don't accept cheques. They offer cashback. This store is clean, well stocked, and well laid out, with friendly and helpful staff and managers, who are happy to go out of the way to help their customers. It has 5 aisles and 5 tills including a wide wheelchair-access till. As well as trolleys and baskets, it also has a disabled trolley and an infant trolley available. Trolleys require a £1 coin or a token to release them. The store can get very busy at times, especially around certain times of year such as Christmas. This store also has contactless card payment options. Home delivery availability is displayed on a large sign as you walk into the store. It is within a good sized free car park which is floodlit and includes disabled bays and parent-and-child bays, as well as trolley return bays.

MY first stop when I need frozen foods and other bits and pieces. The staff are always helpful and…read morefriendly and I often take advantage of the fact that they can deliver for free if you spend over £25. They've got a great range of foods, not just frozen and for special occasions like barbeques or Christmas, etc, they have a great selection of party foods for all.

The Food Warehouse is a low-cost supermarket style store from Iceland, while I've been to dozens of…read moreIceland Stores, this was my first time visiting their The Food Warehouse brand, it is similar to most Iceland stores, especially the newly refurbished ones, a decent product range but nowhere near enough to be able to do a full shop, an emphasis on frozen foods but with more solid and distinguishable cupboard/fridge ranges and aisles too. This location is in-between two much larger supermarkets (Sainsbury's and Asda) and is next to B and M in Leigh, on Parsonage Way. Despite being described as as a place at offering "the brands at prices the major supermarkets wouldn't", I actually found many items here to be more expensive compared to one of the other supermarkets nearby or even B and M next store in some cases, they did have some good deals but that seemed harder to find than a bad one. I hated how many of the freezers were the deep chest/box freezer type, which not only meant there'd be more touching points to get an item, it'd be more difficult reaching into a freezer and even seeing what you wanted, and find the frozen range much better presented again at nearby rivals. The Free From section was especially poor, it was mainly vegetarian/vegan items, with little regards for people with allergies such as myself, who actually don't have a choice. They did have some good items and the store did look good and unique, so it isn't bad at all, there's just so many flaws and better places nearby, perhaps it's useful to pop in if you're in a bit of a rush as this is obviously smaller than the nearby rivals and never seems as busy, but it wouldn't be my first choice. 3*

This Iceland store is located at the start of Hale Top, opposite Asda at Wythenshawe Civic Centre…read more It isn't a huge store, but it does follow the newer more modern Iceland look and layout which I prefer, while it doesn't offer much which can't be found elsewhere around Wythenshawe Civic Centre which has many similar stores, it still is a nice addition to the town. They had a small selection of fruit and vegetables which was surprising as Iceland is generally a brand associated with more frozen goods, while the cupboard and non-frozen section was minimal, the frozen/dairy section was pretty good. Stock in some areas was a little depleted, but nothing to cause too much concern, the prices were competitive, pretty middle of the line. I do think the checkout area was too narrow and compact, which could cause difficulty at busier times, again this seems to be a persistent problem with Iceland locations, but with some worse than others. 3* - Good for a top-up shop, but you will need to call in other places around the city centre to get your shopping.