Morrisons

Queued for a newspaper when it was my turn a customer walked straight to the head of the queue and the assistant, ignoring my protestations, served him. Some of the staff at this counter seem very poorly trained and this one in particular could do with a refresher course.

This place is much better since its ‘re-​vamp’ but still no store card at Morrison’s which is a shame.
the petrol station always has at least one ‘pay at the pump’ station shut. so not the speediest car fill up. Also very busy due to its location.
The shop itself is clean and neat but small. has clothes but baby clothes it seems. They don’t have room for anything else maybe.
Fresh cakes always a good choice, butchers and fish mongers good too. Always helpful there.
I bought a slice of carrot cake that was at the cake area it was hard and dry, revolting, i wont buy another one from there again unless its sealed.

Not been here for awhile. Visited parents for few days and went to this Morrisons. It’s got a new vegetable and fruit section. All laid out of ice beds and selection of all sorts of usual vegetables. Information boards to explain what different veg is.
Rest of supermarket is same as always has been. Morrisons does seem to have a better meat section. I can get cuts of meat I can’t get elsewhere.

Morrisons is the type of supermarket I use when I am in a rush or I only need a few things.
It doesnt deliver and it doesnt have a loyalty card system.
Some items are cheaply priced and others are alot more expensive than other supermarkets.
No clothing in this Morrisons either. They have very recrently changed the store around, the inner entrance is now open plan which is better. Some of the foods and drinks etc have been moved around, also some of the aisles have had the width reduced which isnt great, other aisles look larger. I always find the wines to be slightlky more expensive than Tescos and Asda, not much chance of 3 for a tenner here haha Petrol station in the car park entrance which is handy. especially as it has a few ‘pay at the pump’ which is brilliant if you are in a rush and dont want to go inside the station itself. I saw a woman with 2 young children in the child seats in her trolly put a ‘self serve’ bread bun back with the others after her baby (about 7 months old) slobbered on its hand and then grabbed the roll to bite it.!!
Now that disgusting behaiviour puts me off buying food thats not pre wrapped. sort yourself out woman! Have some respect for others and simply bag it and bin it or something, I’m sure a member of staff would have understood and not charged you. Gross.
This is one womans bad manners and not Morrisons fault but I thought I’d mention it! food thats exposed and can be touched by anyone isnt always as hygienic as it could be. Never enough checkouts open. Self service checkouts always feel like you are being watched by the police, the staff are like trained guard dogs on your heels there I suppose it does save people trying to steal but it can be a bit annoying sometimes when you are trying to scan a loaf of bread and you can feel eyes on you if it doesnt beep first time haha

Morrison’s is now our regular supermarket after our previous choice started to get more expensive. Ok some things are not that much cheaper here but the selection is good and I really love the fact there are fresh counters to get fish, cooked meats, hot pies etc from. The choice of fresh produce is great, and I love the fresh bread you can pick up. I find the overall selection of products is similar to other supermarkets and haven’t any problems wanting something that they don’t stock. We also love the cheap dvd offers that are available, being able to pick up some top films at great prices. As always you need to shop around but for now, Morrison’s has choice and doesn’t break the bank.

I absolutely love this store because it is always so well stocked. You manage to find anything you want here. i don’t go here every week as I prefer the smaller size of Sainsburys as it is easier to get round in a hurry. When I visit here I can’t resist the bakery section and their gorgeous cheesy bread. The Pizzas that are freshly made here are also delicious. Morrisons have a great café and the choice on the menu is extensive. Petrol prices are very competitive and the car park has a good amount of spaces. To finish, the staff are also friendly and try their best to help. A great Store!

Not a bad supermarket but I do find some of the stock limited in comparison to the other large chains i. e the preprepared vegetables. Great convenience as it is quite local with good parking facilities.

Has just become my favourite big store/​supermarket in the area!
Built on what used to be the Greenall Whitley brewery site, Morrisons has transformed this area from a derelict patch of ground to an impressive place with excellent shopping.
I particularly like the Market Street idea; as you enter the main shopping place, there are counters, decked as stalls, all around the outside of the shop. These sell a range of traditionally market goods — cheeses, fish, fresh meat, breads and cakes and the like. They all seem to be staffed by people who have a knowledge of the produce and are only too willing to help out with advice. There are also many bargains to be had here — I was impressed with the various types of ciabatta rolls, five for a pound, with balsamic onions, sun-​dried toamaoes, cheese, various added flavourings.
The smell around the bakery section is to die for — probably at about thirty stones in my case, if I ate all that attracted me!
We originally went for the booze offers, as you do!
Litre bottles of Baileys at £10 when the special offers at other places are around the £14 mark! A vast selection of real ales in bottles at fair prices were also welcome.
Just to put the tin hat on it they had a good selection of haggis (haggisses? haggae?) so we could stock up for St Andrew’s Day (Pub Party).
More mundanely, the carpark, although poorly organised, is large enough for the shop — itself a rarity. The on-​site petrol station has excellent prices and seems well run — no long queues.
There are various sized trollies, none of which were scarce, unlike some other supermarkets, and these all require a pound coin deposit.
Service throughout was excellent.