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.

Clean , new , bright , happy , Everything you could want to buy under 1 roof with the added bonus…read moreof a Subway attached to it. Contrary to the previous review i think the staff are impeccable .

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.

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.

From the owner: Pop down to your local Morrisons petrol station to fill up your tank, add some sparkle to your…read morewheels with our car wash and jet wash facilities, pump up your tyres and grab some tasty snacks or a meal deal for the journey ahead. Need a caffeine fix? Pour yourself a Costa Coffee for the ride.

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.

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.

Need petrol??? This is the cheapest in Manchester, and what an amazing location indeed just as you…read moreare heading out of the city!! The only issue I have is that I cannot for the life of me work out how to use one of those manual devices for checking tyre pressure. If only they had the automated once that beep when the pressure is right, I'd be laughing.

I don't know why anyone would cohere and not to the sainsburys across the road! Sainsburys is much…read morecheaper and has a better shop, and you can collect nectar points too. It's also got lots of space for air and water fill ups as well.

ESSO EG Barracks is a service/petrol station, a close distance away from Burnley Barracks Station,…read moreit's a large/modern outlet which also includes a Spar store and a standalone Starbucks location which has a drive-thru, and is also the only Starbucks in Burnley so that's pretty handy too. The store is open 24/7 as you'd expect, they have a Starbucks Coffee machine inside and a small range of food/grocery items, some items were reasonably priced for a petrol station and not ultra-expensive, but obviously, you wouldn't want to buy food items from here unless you had no other option as they still end up costing considerably more than nearby supermarkets. Petrol is, of course, a little expensive here as you'd expect. The overall service station was pretty clean, I liked how they have a clear pathway from the street for pedestrians who want to access the store which is handy, although it is a good walk from Burnley town centre and even Barracks Station, so I would say to come in a car if you're able too. Sadly, there are no Amazon Locker facilities here, although a nearby Texaco garage/service station which is just under a mile away does offer them, I do think they're missing a trick by not offering them here, however, as there is a lack of them in Burnley as a whole. 4*

BEWARE..... The checkout guy wouldn't let me get a voucher with my £15 Shell Points coupon, but he…read morewould buy it for a tenner!! He got quite forceful about it....