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3 years ago
Best tasting petrol in not only Staffordshire but the entire country.
Ashbourne Road
Leek ST13 5BJ
United Kingdom
01538 382182
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BP Connect
(1 review)
I know it's a but silly to have a favorite gas station shop but I adore this place. It's open…read morewhenever I need something on short notice, has an amazing range of items and I adore the super smiley boy they've got working behind the counter. They've even got surprisingly good hot sandwiches. All the staff is really sweet and chatty but I may be developing a harmless crush on the adorable shy boy that works there. If you get a chance to stop in while he's working, you'll see what I mean!
Bridge End Filling Station
Bridge End Garage is located on the Macclesfield Road on the road out of Leek, and is one of the…read morefew petrol stations in this direction, so is handy for those taking the back route to Congleton, Stockport, Manchester or the Airport. The fuel is competitively priced, and the garage offers other services such as a car wash, servicing, repairs and MOTs. There is a garage shop with the usual essential groceries and sweets, plus a large garden centre, including outdoor plants and a cafe. There is disabled access and a large car park on site, as well as a good range of plants and garden accessories and gifts, making it a good place to visit.
Tesco Stores
(7 reviews)
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This is a massive store with great facilities. Even the baby change room has little bonuses! Also…read morehas a petrol station. In a nutshell (as it's all been said by pps) you can buy almost anything here, and if it's not in stock you can get it from the Tesco Direct desk.
This Tesco Extra store is huge, gargantuin even with an enormous range of just about everything…read more(apart from the kitchen sink) at very reasonable prices. The cafe has been relocated to the new upper floor but is woefully short of toilets, a whole two and they're both intended for the diasbled however a wheelchair user would need to run the gauntlet of the tray carrying cafe customers and the closely placed tables in order to use them. To say the layout wasn't very well thought out is a bit of an understatement. Unfortunately the store also has a thriving home delivery service which has expanded into the carpark. Shoppers use the free parking spaces at Tesco to visit the newly built Eagles Meadow Shopping Mall which is opposite the store making parking in what was already a small carpark almost impossible on a saturday. At peak times you'll be queuing to get in and queing to get out.
Esso Petrol Station
The Esso petrol station on Ullet Road has just undergone a makeover, extending the shop and…read moreupgrading and updating the pumps and cash machine. The shop is open 24 hours a day and is very useful for picking up bits a pieces when you can't be bothered going to the local supermarket. As with many similar shops the convenience is reflected in the price of goods sold and they are not as cheap as similar goods found elsewhere. The shop is well organised and clean. There are fridge cabinets and a frozen food section, as well as shelves well placed within the shop. The shop is always very well stocked and has a good variety of items on sale. The staff are friendly and are happy to help. They serve you promptly and are happy to help you bag up and shopping as necessary. This is a great place for the convenient purchase.
Spar Convenience and Total Garage
(2 reviews)
Home to the rude boys of the curry mile the total garage is a harbourer of petroleum and snacks…read more The cash point outside will cost you to withdraw from! What a rip. But indoors the mini supermarket is a useful spot for picking up those last minute forgotten items. For some reason though you can buy firewood! The chaps outside aka the rude boys are to be avoided and sadly most of them rent their vehicles from the car rental place down the road, which is obvious when you see how badly they drive.
Reasons why one would go to this shop/petrol station:…read more 1) To buy booze to take to a curry mile establishment with a BYOB policy 2) To show off a pumpin' automobile 3) To marvel at souped up cars 4) To take out cash Personally, I've only ever used it for reason 1, for which it was perfectly sufficient. As the others have mentioned, reasons 2 and 3 are strictly for bad boys and reason 4 costs you a couple of quid, so pop up the road to HSBC where you can access your hard-earned cash/student loan for free.
Lumbards Garage
Lumbards Garage in the centre of Ashbourne is a well-stocked shop with attended service, ideal if…read moreyou need help in filling your car.
Nice friendly and very keep to serve. A credit to the town of Ashbourne and how it should be…read more Become a loyalty card holder and get 10% off purchases
Tesco Petrol Filling Station
(3 reviews)
great value, you can get your petrol and some essentials at a reasonable price…read more staff are helpful and polite.
competitive pricing, 24 hour pay at pump facilities, current fuel offer spend £50 in store save 5p…read moreper litre. Car wash and cash point facilities.
Esso
Large convenient 24hrs service station with full convenience store at normal prices as its a nisa…read morestore. Alcohol is also reasonable and available 24/7. Huge car wash area with pay as you go jet washes. Vacuum. Air and water. Drive thru car wash and even a dog wash. Lots of parking. Staff are always friendly. Only gripe fuel is slightly expensive but you pay for convenience
ive always brought beer from here but the last few times its been flat and i think i should be…read morealoud my money back on it coz ive heard they turn the fridges off at night which they are not ment to do and im not happy wastein my money on flat beer its the carling i buy and i want somethink done about it plz
Harvest Energy
A decent little fuel station with low prices, reliable pumps and a good little convenience store…read moreselling many of the daily must haves when on the road. They also have 3 parking spots if you just need to pick up a coffee, newspaper, sandwich or whatever. I use them primarily for the excellent hand car wash and valet - quick, thorough and professional for a very reasonable price. Since I have a (by Brit standards) big SUV I have to pay the higher price but for a complete hand wash and dry, cleaning and vacuuming inside the prices is £15 - really not bad. Two thumbs up!
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If you're looking for premium petrol or premium diesel at the lowest prices in the Stoke-on-Trent…read morearea then buy it here. I've used Total Excellium Petrol and Excellium Diesel for years. It's a very good fuel and this station sells it the cheapest in Stoke-on-Trent.
This BP is a bargain if you want fuel while you're travelling up or down the M6. It's about 2 miles…read morefrom junction 16 of the M6, on the A500 which is easily signposted and not usually busy. The fuel is about 6-7p a litre cheaper than the motorway service stations. It sells both regular and premium petrol and diesel. Food and drink selections are good and there is an HSBC cash machine as well.
Asda West Didsbury Express Petrol is on Princess Rd in West Didsbury, it features a petrol station…read moreand convenience store. It also has 24-7 opening, although I'm not sure if they close off the store area in the evening, as I have only ever visited during daytime hours. The store is small but has a reasonable selection of prices, for a gas station, the prices are also reasonable, and I remember the Cravendale milk being cheaper than a regular ASDA store. Prices are competitive compared to similar businesses, and the Cravendale being cheaper was not something which was widespread across the store. Fuel prices remain reasonable, although there are places within a couple of miles that are cheaper including larger ASDA stores and Costco. Still, the latter is exclusive to Costco members. The forecourt and store area are clean, and the service was a little impersonal but it was quick, ensuring I could get in and out quickly. 4* - The location is good, the convenience store is good and prices are reasonably competitive. It's also clean and that means a lot.
This is a fairly good petrol station in the heart of Didsbury Village, it is a Shell garage with a…read moreLondis store, which features a Costa Express coffee machine. The petrol prices were average, and the attached store had a small selection of essentials, the price was much higher than Co-Op which is just down the road, but with slightly longer opening hours and being more accessible to motorists, you sadly have to expect this premium. The stock of essentials was quite good, especially for dairy products as well as snacks and to-go beverages. It was relatively clean. 4* - A good petrol station, I would say to go to the Co-Op if you can to save some money and of course they have a larger store so more choice, but this isn't a bad alternative.
I often stop here for petrol when I'm out and about!…read more Situated just around the corner from the main supermarket, they have 16 pumps meaning they can get through a serious number of cars in one go - although there's still loads of them parking up and queueing to get in (probably because they're the first main station to drop petrol below a £1 - although it should still be much lower given the huge price drop in oil) You can pay at the pump like I do and they have a kiosk selling papers, snacks and the like.
I use this garage and petrol station quite a lot when zooming between Stockport and Didsbury. It's…read moreusually pretty easy to drive in to and pretty easy to leave with really wide entrances and exit's for your car. Great to see the price of fuel has come down to below a £1 now but it should really be dropping a lot lower given the price of a barrel of oil. Clearly someone is making a lot of money in the refinery/petrol station distribution business! Onsite there's a shop selling all the usual snacks and drinks, check it out if you need fuel. Stop off at Fosters across the road if you need a quick fish and chips fix!
They open too late on 6.10 I could not refuel yet. The staff are working here as a penaltyread more
Just a note that this isn't a review of the petrol station or shop, but as a location for Asda's…read moreClick & Collect grocery service. I had trialled Home Delivery with them once before and one smashed-vinegar-bottle-covering-my-shopping later put me off trying that again. Several months down the line and I thought I'd try the C&C service instead. After the usual online shopping, you choose a collection slot (typically two hour periods) and drive to the petrol station, parking in one of the spaces over to the left hand side. The set-up is pretty novel, there are several large chiller/freezer units outside the forecourt shop which contain customers' shopping in trays. You pop into the shop, confirm your name and one of the employees accompanies you to your unit (as this was my first visit, I was told that they usually give customers the unit's key and you're left to your own devices). I was surprised that there wasn't more of a check on whether you were the legitimate customer or not... The unit is opened and you remove the packing trays from the shelves to get at your shopping. For those with an 'eco' mindset, be prepared for a ridiculous number of carrier bags. There was one with a solitary box of Cook's Matches I'd ordered, another with three bananas. Not pleased about that at all. In fact it's probably that which will dissuade me from shopping this way again. That being said, the employee who showed me the ropes was thoroughly helpful (she was actually on her meal break but still came to assist me). Tip: If you can, choose a collection slot before it's dark as it's difficult to make sure that everything has been delivered and that you're happy with any substitutions they've made.
Well priced BP fuel on the A50, so very useful if you're making the crossover from the m6 to m1…read more It's only available eastbound, so if you're going the other way you'd have to get off at the next junction and turn round. In North Staffs it's one of the two stations offering the cheapest BP fuel. Downsides, it can be near impossible to get out of. Between the people not doing the speed limit and those who go tearing past at 80 it's a nightmare. I've waited about 5 minutes before to get out of here and I'm not a cautious driver.
Bp is a good station, usually a long que but there are lot in stoke on trent. They staff are…read morefriendly. The prices are variable. Inside the store is really though out and everything is layed out nicely. They have a wall of magazines and a fridge of ice cream and fridge of sandwiches, cold drinks, yogurts etc. If you go at night time there is usually alot reduced. They have alot of home things that are essential for example cereal, tea, biscuits, pasta sauces and also alot of things for the car di icer, sponges air fresheners etc. They sell cigarettes and a few medicines behind the counter. Recommended.