Asda

The staff in asda are very friendly and happy to help. I come her a lot to do my weekly shop. Very good value for money. Although I do find their fruit and veg section to be badly stocked and usually have no iceberg lettuce. Great as its 24hrs except for Sunday’s and bank holidays

arnt all asdas huge? haha. buy everything there but the clothes which are horrible !

The food is perpetually shrivelled and dried up and it’s also overpriced. I usually go in the restaurant during a shop with the intention of eating and end up with a cup of tea and a biscuit as everything looks so unappetising! Very poor.

If you’d asked me a year ago if I’d consider buying cheese from Asda, I would have laughed heartily. Over the last twelve months however, the supermarket have obviously decided to raise their game and start selling much better quality dairy produce.
Admittedly, they still lots of mild cheddar, grated cheese and plastic Dairylea slices but if you glance inside the chill cabinets, you’ll also find great Somerset brie, Cornish brie, French camembert, Butlers blacksticks blue, Wyke Farm mature cheddar, Petit goats cheese and Pittas hallumi. Asda have also started producing their own Extra Special manchego and buffalo mozzarella and shockingly, it’s almost as good as Waitrose’s.
The disadvantage of course, is that to buy any of the above you have to walk through the gigantic supermarket and wade through the hordes of customers.

Asda is situated right in the heart of one of Liverpool’s student areas so is frequented by hundreds of students every day.
This is a large branch of Asda which is split over 2 floors. Upstairs houses home wares, the café and George Clothing which is cheap and cheerful, stocking the odd gem here and there. The café is great for a hangover curing fry up, or a coffee and a chat. The café is clean, spacious and tidy and the food is reasonably priced.
Downstairs is everything you would expect from a large supermarket. It is well stocked and has a lot of variety. There are a lot of options for every product you can think of and the prices are cheap.
The staff are friendly and are always happy to help if you need assistance. The till staff work quickly and are happy to help pack your bags if necessary.
The atmosphere at this Asda is friendly, welcoming and fun. I often choose to go here rather than places closer to where I live.

The Asda super store on the Smithdown road has been a haven for me ever since I came to Liverpool as a naïve student with no idea how to look after myself in the real world. This place is enormous and so cheap it is hard to believe at times, they even do deals for students on basic home equipment in September which is a life saver when you realise you have failed to pack some of the basic essentials which is exactly what happened to me on arrival in the city.
The store is located right in the heart of a student hot spot meaning it is always full of people looking to do their cut price shopping and they are not disappointed by what they find within. Even better is the fact this place is twenty four hours meaning that a lazy student who may be nocturnal can decide to grab a munch at any time of the day or night and Asda will be on hand to help.
A vast store with fantastic deals and on the whole great convenience.

Asda in Smithdown Road has become an essential part of students shopping as it is based in such a popular student area of accommodation.
It is such a mecca because Asda is already a value for money store that sells such a wide variety of goods which makes it an ideal port of call for students and locals. It is open 24 hours which suggests that it obviously needs to! And no reason to think why not.
Asda is perfect for emergencies when you need last minute food, medicine or petrol. Its location couldn’t be more convenient. The shop is always busy which shows how much of an important role it has in serving the public. Asda has always been and always will be a favourite of mine whether it’s for deli, fish or quick microwave food. Remember, you don’t have to be a student living on beans when you have Asda around the corner!

Smithdown Road’s Asda is an essential port of call in the area for students and families alike. Stocking the typical range of Asda produce its target market can be clarified from the special offers on display by the front of the store, i.e. BBQ’s and beer every time I’ve been in here.
It’s always worth paying attention to Asda’s deals, although their insistance on buying so many items for the price of one less does become a bit tedious when you’re only topping up half the stuff in the fridge.
This Asda is a great homage to student life, open 24 hours a day it facilitates all sorts of late night shopping and ensures the shop is always an efficient and quick shopping trip.

Let me introduce you to Fat Barry. He’s one of the managers at this branch of Asda and for some reason always has a fight with my friend over random things. The last time she was in there, for example, she was buying non-​alcoholic wine (new year resolution) and got asked for ID. When she tried to explain that she didn’t need ID because the wine wasn’t actually alcoholic, things turned a bit nasty. Then along came Fat Barry, who told her that if she was planning on buying the wine, she would have to leave the shop and come back in again. Random, but true.
Anyway, Asda on Smithdown Road is a student mecca. open 24 – 7 almost, there is nothing better than going for your weekly shop at 4am and watching the staff trying to figure out if you’re off your head or just an insomniac. Thursdays are also good because of the whoopsies — are you familiar with that term? If you’re not, a whoopsy is something that is damaged or out of date and is therefore reduced in price. Thursday seems to be whoopsy day in Smithdown Road so if you get there at the right time you could bag yourself an out-​of-​date steak for 39p that’s only just starting to go green…

Asda is huge! Cheap and cheerful :)
Staff always seem to look happy when I’m there (well except for the odd 20 year old looking seriously bored!) and very friendly, they’ll make conversation with you.
The George range is quite nice too, some of the bags I have seen are lovely and only about £12!
When you know your way around the store you’ll be fine!

Everything you could ever want or wish for from an Asda store all under one roof — fab! Food, electrical goods, clothes, homewares, music, dvds. .. the list goes on. A very large store — only downside is i spend a fortune when i’m just meant to be getting a few food items!

The Asda on Smithdown Road is pretty huge! It essentially has two floors, the bottom floor for food and entertainment and the top floor for George clothes and hardware for kitchen, bathroom etc. It’s open 24 hours Monday– Saturday and for about 6 hours on Sunday. It is a very cheap supermarket with a good range of food but the shelves alwasy seem to be empty. The number of times I’ve bought something and gone back to get some more and there’s been none left

This is were i usually shop, i really do think asda is the place to go, its by far cheaper than most other shops and the quality is great.
The shop is well laid out and tidy, isle are well labelled and and products are easy to find. The asda till always have staff on so you dont have to que for to long.
There is also a café area where u can get snadwichs ect and coffee, which is great when you just wanna sit down for 5 minutes after shopping.

Asda built this store if my memory allows, about 7 years ago. It used to be single story but within the last 12 moths has added a second floor which is for the clothing department. Great store. Lots of parking.

Asda is a great supermarket, and contrary to the whole credit cruch business, is still great value for money. I think we all know about asda as there are hundreds of them, so I will end with telling you how great their delivery service is. I recently decided to shop online with them and it has proven to be one of the best things that I have done this year! The service is great including the lovely delivery guy, their flexibility in delivery times and their concept of replacing items on your list for alternatives if you have ordered something that is not currently in stock for the same price of your original choice, even if the replacement costs more. No more tiring myself out in town. whooo!

This asda is perfectly positioned. In the heart of a residential area, also a student hot spot, so is ideal for late night snack runs or going to get some beers in for the footy! Obviously good for a big shop and that cheap breakfast in the upstairs café.