Unhelpful staff. No manned checkout, and no one to help auto check out. Customers are helping other…read morecustomers check out. Eventually one male staff person came to swipe blocked checkouts, and who was unwilling to answer our questions. Very poor. Please improve the checkout experience.

Sainsburys in Darwen seems to have the stronghold of supermarkets in the area as the only…read morecompetition is a Lidl and the world's smallest Asda. I find the goods are a little on the pricey-side compared to what you would pay in neighbouring town's stores such as Tesco and Asda. Staff aren't too bad, there is one member of staff though who spends more time talking and holding up queues rather than getting people through the check-outs quickly. I would avoid shopping here in the hours 8am-9am and 3pm-4pm as the kids from the school opposite descend on the store and staff don't seem to do anything to keep them from behaving.

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.

To be honest I do not like the shopping experience the store offers. It seems to be a bit messy,…read moreand it could be easier to find what you are looking for. From my experience the staff is sometimes unfriendly, and behaves like they just don't care. On the plus side - it's cheap, comparing to Sainsbury's. It also has a small pharamcy (where you can also buy fragrances, seriously) and a Argos like catalogue section before you enter the proper supermarket. It also has toilets, including a disabled one, and a spacious parking. There is an ATM machine in front of the supermarket. The location is convenient - just in the town centre.

Our Tesco experience is always excellent thanks to the staff at Tesco Viaduct street especially 1…read moremember Bali who always has a big welcoming smile no matter what time we see her she is always willing to help out and has in the past recommend products that we may not of tried before this lovely lady is the face of Tesco .

This Sainsburys store replaced the Somerfield which was previously on this site and is a great…read moreimprovement! There's adequate parking which the other two stores in Garstang (Booth's and the Co-operative) don't have which is a bonus in this busy little town. It isn't an especially large Sainsburys but has a good range of stock and the staff are efficient and friendly.

Tesco have just opened their new store in Accrington. Before this, there was only an Asda and an…read moreAldi, so I definitely welcome another store. The store is very easy to find, it is based where the Accrington college used to be situated. The car park is under the actual store, so is very large, although I always find that under-store parking seems to be dark, maybe a few more lamps wouldn't go amiss. There are two cash-points at the main entrance and I quite like the box with two foot-prints painted on the outside of them, to show people to stand back when waiting, I personally loathe people standing to near me when I use an ATM. Just inside the entrance on the right is a play area for the kids, you will notice when entering the store that there is enough light, as the window-walls are next to the 'Travelator' that you go up to the shopping level. Of course, the store is an 'Extra', so it offers grocery, electronics, clothing, pharmacy and has a stylish cafe just as you get to the shopping floor. The aisles are very wide, so it's great to get round, this in fact is the reason I shop here, also down to the fact that the Tesco is new, so it's fairly quiet at most times, I think this is down to the locals being loyal to Asda, but I would recommend they try Tesco out at least once or twice, it's a lot bigger than Asda and I find that there is more on offer at Tesco.

The premier place to shop in Keighley. I say premier as the competition is frankly crap…read more Sainsbury's reminds me of soviet era Russia, with empty shelves were stock should be. Morribobs is too chaotic & busy to safely shop. And the budget places have very little for the serious cook. So Walmart lite aka Asda is the only place to get the things you need to bake that cake or find that ingredient for a vegetarian dish. 24/7 openings means that midnight munchies, or you need to pick up something that little Johnny said he needed for school the next day, just as he went to bed. I hate Walmart, but needs must. Maybe if the competition upped their game, I might dislike Asda as I really should.

This Asda is huge. It has a pharmacy section and a cafe too…read moretowards the back of the store. The cafe is nice, its big, clean and cheap. They sell good vegetarian options too. The shop itself is kept clean and tidy. Staff are helpful and there are usually loads of good deals on food and drink. There's also a large George clothing section.

Ok 4 stars, yes a big name store, but to be honest I don't find it any better than others…read more There is a very large area for electrical and household goods, which I find is quite expensive. Food area . I often go there to shop for food, walk around and come out with very little. I just don't find it as good as the hype that surrounds it. To be fair my advice on shopping is know where you want to shop for certain items and shop around. The labels on food is very confusing, I spend ages working it out. Very often the big font price is the per Kilo and the price of the item is alot smaller. and higher in price. Be careful that joint of meat that looks like £8 isnt £16 plus when at the till. My biggest gripe with this Store and I have to check if it happens at others is: As soon as you enter the door your mobile internet stops, Thats annoying. You can't use the Tesco mobile app you bought from them. To use Yelp Checkin I had to sit in the cafe and put my mobile on the window pane to connect to Internet, took it off and it went again. Trying to find out if they block mobile that isnt Tescos own Watch this space

3 stars purely because I find it handy for children's clothes, although when our new ASDA is…read moreconstructed I will make my way there instead. Truthfully I only shop here as I live on Gillibrand North and don't drive so a taxi to Tesco is my cheapest option. I always find that for such a large shop, packed with all sorts, when I go in there is still nothing I fancy!

Good Morrisons store. It's average sized, and stocks the usual range of food, drinks, toiletries…read moreetc. that you would expect from a supermarket. I find Morrisons has a different feel to it compared to Asda or Tesco, I think it has a friendlier atmosphere in general. They have a lot of tills, so queues aren't usually too bad. Another great point about this store, is it's in a shopping centre. This means there are other shops conveniently outside the till areas so you can look in other shops too. For example Specsavers and The Range (which is next door).