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18 years ago
Rather small store with a limited choice of products available. Not as well presented as some of the other symbol stores in the area. Parking is limited due to the store being situated by a busy roundabout. Staff are helpful. read more
1 High Park Place
Southport PR9 7QP
United Kingdom
01704 226964
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Handy enough, costcutter with post office inside. Also does lottery if my memory serves me right…read more Some good bargains on the offers but you'll pay over the tesco prices for most things - but that's what you pay for the convenience on your door step. Post box outside and parking for about 5 cars.
this is the best shop i know, always well stocked, excellent staff, good deals and easy parking…read more very very good.
Excellent service and good selection of newspapers, magazines and confectionery in this busy little…read moreshop. Owners are really friendly and always willing to help. Nice greetings card section. Newapaper delivery available. Parking available outside the shop on the main road.
'Baltic International'; sounds rather exotic for a convenience store, doesn't it? Sounds more like…read morea huge freight ship than a small shop specialising in home essentials and food. However, Baltic International is somewhat different to your usual corner shop because as well as selling the usual selection of bread, tinned goods and groceries, it also sells a modest selection of Latvian, Polish and Russian goods to accommodate the number of Eastern Europeans that live in the local area now. This means the selection of goods in there is pretty extensive and varied, if somewhat oddly named in some cases. But if you're feeling a bit daring and fancy trying something that you might not be able to read or understand, then there's plenty to choose from here. Their prices aren't too expensive albeit more than a supermarket but if you're in a rush for some essentials, be it English, Russian, Polish or Latvian, then Baltic International is a useful place to go.
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It's an ASDA. Not much else needs to be said. Standard ASDA fare, standard set up, standard…read moreemployees. It's impossible to do a quick shop there with the amount of people that are there no matter what time of day, but hey, they have cheap stuff. I like that my shopping trolley gets locked to the giant escalator as well, but I so wish I could slide down it. I almost want to remove a star. Even though it's, as I said, standard, it really lacks in a few places. For an ASDA it's small and other than food, it's really limited on everything else. The clothes section is tiny and there's never any tights... Not that I buy clothes from ASDA... Also, this store seems to be the void of chicken. You want frozen chicken? Go get some live ones, kill them and put them in your freezer. It's the only way. I ask the employees everytime when they think they'll get some in, but they generally just ignore me or get rude about it. Doesn't matter what time of day or what day you go... no chicken or tights. And at the end of the day, what do you have without chicken and tights?
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!
Convenience store with good choice of products. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Wide selection…read moreof newspapers and magazines. On-street parking available.
Local convenience store with a reasonable range of products. Quite expensive compared to…read moresupermarkets but then you are paying for the convenience and small shops can never hope to compete with the major supermarket chains. Fresh fruit and veg, a small freezer section, beers, wines and all the usual day to day necessities.
This is a very large ASDA store in Wigan, the store is fairly modern and is part of Robin Retail…read morePark, while also being nearby to the DW Stadium. The facilities inside the store are good, and it even features a Pharmacy, Cafe as well as products or concessions from multiple brands including Accessorize, Decathlon, Timpson, Greggs and even a Post Office! The selection in terms of groceries was also pretty good, I did find the store a little hard to follow, struggling to find certain products at first. They seemed to stock most of the items you'd expect to find in an ASDA, I still prefer the product ranges available at Tesco and Sainsbury's, who I feel have a better selection of brands, but this store was pretty good for an ASDA. There is a large car park, however, do be careful if approaching as a pedestrian, one of the main crossings is on a sharp corner, which is poorly lit, meaning it is difficult to see if any cars are coming, as it is a blind spot, this would be dangerous in the middle of the day, which almost caused me to get run over, let alone in the dark nights - with winter coming, they need to sort it out as it's a safety hazard. 4*
The Options Department is the finest I have come across. The staff are all Way's so very helpful…read moreand friendly, nothing is to much trouble. The Option is the best I have come across, and has made such a big difference to the CARE of my Eye's, Julia has made changes to my contact Len's and my glasses it has helped my confidence and health. I can only hope that as a good Employee you read this and feel proud of your excellent staff who do such a good job on your behalf.
wel I am a disabled customer and all the staff are stars the the girls on customer services are…read moreangels ther is always a smile and help me with my shopping into my bag on the back of my power chair so a merry Christmas to all at sainsburys Talbot road xxxxx
Well laid out, it feels more like a country store than a supermarket. A good range of products on…read moreoffer in a pleasantly lit environment. A tad on the pricey side although there are offers if you seek them out. Staff are friendly and helpful. Decent sized car park. A supermarket for the 21st Century.
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.
This is a nice Marks and Spencer store, it is located in Robin Retail Park in Wigan, it is a fairly…read morenew unit, it still feels modern. Being a Simply Food store, it is much smaller than your typical Marks and Spencer department store and is the only branch remaining in Wigan now, following the closure of their town centre branch. Considering this is a small store, they did have a relatively good amount of stock, including fresh fruit and vegetables, dairy and meals, I did find the Frozen section to be rather poor, which wasn't down to the supply issues which is currently causing havoc on the UK supply chain, but simply down to having very little freezer space, which mainly consisted of desserts. The staff around the store were helpful, the lady that helped me was very apologetic when she couldn't find what I was looking for, but still tried her best to try and help me find the mini chicken kievs (Be sure to try them by the way, they're gluten-free and one of my favourite Marks and Spencer products!) Being a retail park location, there is parking directly outside. 4*
Small village store with on-street parking available. Well stocked given its small size. Friendly…read morestaff. Clean and tidy with a good store layout.